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Whitton's Christmas lights to be switched on this Sunday

By Heather Nicholls   23rd Nov 2023

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Light up Whitton is back this Sunday! (Photo Credit: Love Whitton).
Light up Whitton is back this Sunday! (Photo Credit: Love Whitton).

Light up Whitton event is returning this Sunday (26 November) from 11am until 6pm.

The annual light switch-on and Christmas Market event will be happening this Sunday, with live entertainment!

The High Street will be closed and there will be a Christmas Market with over 40 stalls selling and a wide range of arts, crafts, gifts, food and drink.

Santa will be in his grotto in the Whitton Library from 1pm and face painting will be available for children!

Over the years it has grown to become a real destination shopping event, it is attended by 6000-8000 people who come from all over to do their Christmas shopping and join in the festivities!

Find out more here.

     

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