Our Snow Globes


 The Terrace Snow Globes

The Balcony Snow Globe

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Update: April 2024 (Spring! Glorious Spring!)

The Terrace Snow Globes are now disassembled and safely stored away for the season. But, because so many of you still ask about them we have decided to leave the information here so that it is available for you should you have any questions.

The Balcony Snow Globe remains and may continue to be reserved for the next few weeks while the nights are still cool.

If you see it available in our online reservation system that means it is still available to be reserved!

Will the Snow Globes be back next year?

YES!  Absolutely!

You can look forward to them for lovely fall and winter gatherings starting in October.

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The Waterfront Snow Globes


The Waterfront Snow Globes are perfect for groups of two to six.


For larger groups, please call us at 613-354-2053.

(If you really REALLY like each other we may be able to scooch to eight.)


The Snow Globes may be reserved online through our website above or Google.


There are 4 Snow Globes. One is on the balcony and is perfect for 2 people but also fits 4. It is smaller than the other three Globes. Choose Experience 4  - The Balcony Snow Globe - if you wish to book this one. 


The other 3 are larger. Choose Experience 5 - The Terrace Snow Globes - when booking online for one of these.


The rental fee for Snow Globes is $25.

(Special Occasions such as Valentine's or New Year's are $100.)


Reservation times are every 2 hours.

If there is a reservation following yours we require 15 minutes to ensure it is ready for the following reservation.


We supply blankets and heaters and while it is quite warm and cozy we recommend snow boots are worn for maximum comfort.


Each Snow Globe is equipped with a CD player and a selection of CD's.  You are also welcome to bring your own CD's or a blue tooth speaker and your phone. The possibilities are limitless!

(Musicians could even bring their instruments!) 😊 



 "What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness."

                                                                                           - John Steinbeck

 

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