Chilliwack – It’s BACK ! The 2025 Chilliwack Rotary Christmas Parade returns to the streets of Chilliwack on Saturday November 29th at 5:30pm.
If you can’t make the event, GW Graham Students will be live streaming the event as they did last year.
Proudly hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Chilliwack and the City of Chilliwack.
Last year, Rotary parade provided a $5K scholarship to an outstanding film and production student at GW Graham. This also helps with at least one student to continue film and TV studies at BCIT.
From BC Transit: The annual City of Chilliwack Rotary Christmas Parade will take over the streets of downtown Chilliwack on Saturday, November 29, 2025. Detours will be in effect in the parade area from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Transit will be free on November 29 on all local routes, regular fares apply for Route 66 FVX, Route 71 Agassiz-Harrison and Route 72 Hope. There will be additional service on Route 51 Vedder to accommodate those headed to the parade. For full schedule, click here.
Broadcast Students to Stream Chilliwack Christmas Parade – From Chilliwack School District 33:
Secondary students at GW Graham will take center stage at Five Corners in downtown Chilliwack this weekend as they record and stream this year’s Chilliwack Christmas Parade. The parade is hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Chilliwack in partnership with the City of Chilliwack.
The school’s Broadcast Production class, made up of students aged 14 to 16, is now in its third year. Students in the program are involved in community events across the city. They gain extensive experience capturing live performances, including elementary school productions and concerts by the Chilliwack Youth Orchestra.
The class’s coverage of the Christmas Parade will add another high-profile event to the program’s growing portfolio, showcasing the skills students continue to develop in live broadcasting and event production. The Chilliwack Christmas Parade is at 5:30pm on Saturday, November 29.
At the November 2025 Board of Education Meeting, Assistant Superintendent Paula Jordan provided an update on the program. Broadcast Production 10/11/12 was approved as a Board/Authority Authorized (BAA) Course in December 2024. Through theory and practice, students develop analytical skills, gain hands-on experience, and produce live television production for schools and the community.
Broadcast Production is an example of how Chilliwack School District provides equitable, engaging and high-quality learning environments that nurture the unique strengths, interests and aspirations of every student.
Watch the livestream: View the Parade – Chilliwack Christmas Parade.
