WESTON-super-Mare is getting ready for the Christmas lights switch-on event and the return of a food festival.
The Christmas lights switch-on will take place on Saturday, November 23, 2024 and will include new designs which will also feature the debut of the stunning 8-metre Nordika tree and the return of EAT Festival.
The festivities will take place across two venues—the Italian Gardens and the Winter Gardens, which will be transformed into a winter wonderland filled with over 100 food and drink producers and makers.
From artisanal treats to gourmet delights, visitors can indulge in a culinary adventure that caters to all tastes.
Event highlights
• Mayor Cllr John Crockford-Hawley leads the Countdown: The Mayor of Weston-Super-Mare and friends will officially switch on the Christmas lights at 5:00 pm, illuminating the town.
• Father Christmas All Day: Father Christmas will be present throughout the day to greet children and spread festive cheer.
• Live Choir Performances: Enjoy the harmonious sounds of choirs performing beloved Christmas songs during the day.
• Fire Performance at Dusk: As evening approaches, be captivated by a fire performance that will light up the night.
• Weston Brass Band: Feel the festive spirit with uplifting tunes from the Weston Brass Band.
• DJ & Street Food: Keep warm with delectable street food offerings while a DJ sets the mood with lively music.
• EAT Festival: Explore a diverse range of food and drink stalls, showcasing the best local producers and makers.
The Mayor Cllr John Crockford-Hawley said: "With the debut of the Nordika tree and the return of the EAT Festival, this is set to be a memorable day filled with joy, laughter, and the true spirit of Christmas."
This event is in partnership with Weston-super-Mare Town Council EAT Festival and Weston BID.
Time: Festivities begin at 10am; Lights Switch-On from 5pm Locations: Italian Gardens and Winter Gardens, Weston-Super-Mare Admission: Free and open to all ages
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