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Christmas can be an expensive time of year, and as we feel the pinch, we want to be able to enjoy Christmas to the fullest and get the most value for our money. Luckily many Christmas events and activities don’t have to break the bank and across Cheshire there’s a whole host of affordable and completely free ways for you to enjoy the festive season. We’ve put together some suggestions for how to Unwrap Christmas in Cheshire while saving, too:
Christmas in Warrington
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Warrington Winter Wonderland brings a festival of Christmas fun over the weekend of 23rd & 24th November 2024. What better way to start the festive season than with a whole weekend of Christmas activity and events taking place across Warrington Town Centre.
Plus on 30th November take the children to see Santa at the Town Hall for just £3.50 per child. Meet Santa in his kitchen for a magical Christmas experience. Enjoy Christmas crafts, live music from festive choirs and a brass band, stop off for a tasty treat at the cafe, or enjoy a mulled wine in the courtyard.
Find out more about what's happening across the weekend here >
Christmas @ The Works
Come along to the Lion Salt Works on 8th December, 11am – 4pm and join the Christmas festivities for all the family – meet Santa in his grotto (booking necessary), take part in science experiments with Northwich Explorers - Winter Wonders (£5 per child, limited tickets, booking necessary), post your letters to Santa and get creative with free Christmas crafts, join in with Christmas carols and much more!
Northwich Christmas Extravaganza
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There's A LOT going on this Christmas in Northwich. The town is coming together to bring a truly spectacular Christmas for residents and visitors alike. There's a whole host of completely FREE events and activities for the whole family to enjoy as part of the Christmas Extravaganza including crazy golf, Christmas market, Christmas crafting, funfair, Christmas games, live music, a spectacular lanterns parade and light switch on plus firework finale!
Light Switch on events are the perfect way to spend a festive afternoon/early evening and you don't have to spend a penny if you don't want to. Find out about events happening in Crewe, Nantwich, Chester, Wilmslow and Knutsford here.
Step into Christmas, Macclesfield
Join us in welcoming Christmas to Macclesfield on Saturday 30th November, 11-5pm. You can expect Santa’s grotto (booking essential), FREE crafts for kids, live music from local bands, a variety of entertainment, hot food and mulled wine, plus a craft fair from Made in Macclesfield – it’s all going on. Plus buses in and around Macclesfield will be FREE to ride all day.
Wander the Christmas Markets
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A sure-fire way to get into the Christmas spirit, a visit to the Christmas markets doesn’t have to break the bank. You can wander the festooned streets, peruse the stalls, and simply soak up the atmosphere.
Knutsford’s Christmas Market on 30th November & 1st December is a two-day festive street market featuring over 140 traders per day selling the finest foods, drinks, crafts and gifts in the area – the perfect place to start your Christmas shopping!
Find more Christmas markets in Cheshire here >
Festive Films at Jodrell Bank
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This year Jodrell brings you winter cinema in the Space Dome. There’s an impressive 15 screenings lined up, with all-festive classics including Elf, Home Alone, Love Actually and It’s a Wonderful Life, as well as a few more recent numbers! Plus Die Hard, it is a Christmas film after all, or is it?! Tickets start from just £7 (much cheaper than the cinema!)
Elf Hunts
The Elves will be on the loose again at Tegg's Nose Country Park and Brereton Heath LNR throughout December. Can you find them all and collect their names? An inexpensive and sneaky way to get the kids of their consoles and out into the fresh, Cheshire air! Plus parents can pop into The Nose Coffee Shop at Tegg's Nose for a quick brew!
FREE Christmas mascot meet and greet at Blakemere Village
Make special memories and get into the Christmas spirit with a furry, pot bellied, pear shaped, snub nosed, green humanoid creature with a FREE meet and greet in the courtyard from 11am - 3pm
Meet Santa at Congleton Museum
Get into the festive spirit with a magical day at Congleton Museum! For just £6, your child will have the opportunity to:
Create a Christingle: Let their creativity shine as they craft their very own Christingle, a beautiful and meaningful tradition symbolising light and hope. Plus – they smell very nice!
Meet Santa Claus: Experience the joy of meeting Santa himself! Each child will have the chance to share their Christmas wishes and receive a special gift directly from the big man in red. 1 present per paying child only.
Explore the Christmas Trail: Embark on a fun and interactive Christmas trail throughout the museum. Discover festive surprises around every corner while learning about the history and traditions of Christmas.
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