Toy-Zilla Holiday Party & White Elephant Gift Exchange

December 11, 2017

Date

Fri, Dec 15 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Location

Alhambra , CA United States

Alhambra’s newest toy collector’s store TOY-ZILLA is hosting our 1st Annual Holiday Party & White Elephant Gift Exchange. Munch Snacks, Sing Karaoke and Meet Santa!

Bring or Buy at Toy-Zilla a new Wrapped gift valued at $20 or more for our White Elephant Gift Exchange at 7pm. Detailed rules will be posted in advance for the gift exchange!

Bring or Buy a new Unwrapped gift for the Charity Toy Drive. More info here.

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