Alongside our regular pop up weekly markets (Tues/Fabric market, Sat and Sunday/
Gifting and crafts), our amazing traders have been working hard to help us put together a fantastic programme of Christmas events including Christmas gift markets, food, music and entertainment, starting from 25th November and running right up until 23rd December.
Eats & Beats
11 and 24 November, and 8 and 22 December: 4pm-8:30pm.
Live DJ, and food and drink offers available all evening from selected food court traders.
Handmade & Vintage Fair
12 November: 10am-3pm.
A wide selection of local stall holders selling unique hand-crafted items, gifts and vintage wares. Live music by local acts.
Christmas crafts
2 and 3 December
Take part in our Christmas craft sessions in the snug area. We will be making Christmas snow angels with a local professional artist. These workshops are for children aged four above. All children must be
accompanied by an adult. Book your place now – £2.50 per booking.
Christmas Markets every Saturday and Sunday
From 25 November to 23 December. Saturdays 9am-3pm, Sundays 10am-3pm.
Find handmade Christmas gifts, sweet treats, a festive atmosphere and lots more.
Santa’s Grotto
2 and 3 December: 11am-3pm.
Visit father Christmas in his free grotto. All children will receive a small gift. (2-3 December only)
Over the following weeks, the grotto will still remain open throughout as a selfie experience Tuesday to Sunday when Father Christmas is busy working at the North Pole!
Live Music
We have live music from local acts every Saturday at our Christmas
pop-up markets.
Saturday 25 November: Sophie Hedley, 12noon-2.45pm
Saturday 2 December: Sleigh’d, from 12noon.
Sunday 3 December: Strange Mush from 12noon.
Saturday 9 December: Joshua Finnigan, 12noon-2.45pm
Saturday 16 December: Renarta Yakusevichute band and Sophie Benfold, 12noon-2.45pm
Saturday 23 December: Zac Vincent, 12noon-2.45pm.
Letters to Santa
Saturdays and Sundays 10am-3pm.
Visit our free letters to Santa stations, write your wish list and then post in our talking Pablo the post-box.
