Christmas Tree Festival and Christmas Fayre Saturday 28th November 9am-2pm

Christmas Tree Festival 29th-30th November 12pm-3pm

Join us in Cleveleys to kick off Advent with our Christmas Tree Festival and Fayre! At the fayre there will be many stalls selling everything from antiques to cakes, food and drink will be served, raffles, games and there will be activities for the kids. Donations are welcome towards stalls and the raffle. Please bring into Church. We have a remembrance tree for people to decorate in memory of loved ones. 

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Businesses, organisations and community groups are invited to display a Christmas tree and compete for the prize of winning Cleveleys Christmas Tree of the year 2026! There is even a trophy to display for the winner!

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Below, you will find more details about how to sign up to display a tree and the rules. To sign up please make contact with Kath Ashworth, 07903521688 or email kathashworth54@hotmail.co.uk  by Monday 16th November.

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Christmas Tree Festival Rules

• Trees must be artificial and no taller than 6ft.

• Battery operated LED lights must be used. Please no flashing lights or music.

• Publicity for your group/organisation/business is encouraged. Please do feel free to bring leaflets etc which you may wish to place around the base of your tree.

• Decorations must be family friendly and appropriate in the church space. Any worries or queries please do be in contact.

• If you would like a separate stall to make contacts or sell products as part of the fayre, please do be in contact with the organisers

• Cost of displaying tree is £5

• Set up of the tree is on Monday 23rd November 3-5pm (or by arrangement if this is not convenient).

• Trees are to be removed from Church on Monday 30th November 3pm-5pm (or by arrangement).

 

Decorating your Tree Tips

Please feel free to be as creative as you can! You are encouraged to create a tree that says something about who you are. We want loads of fun/interactive trees to bring that Christmas spirit to our town and children. Some examples could include:

• A music group decorates a tree with silver notes.

• A vets could use blown up gloves as decoration.

• A nursery may encourage all the children to make a decoration

• A bakery may make edible decorations so the public can try what they make.

• Using lego to create a Christmas scene around the tree.

• The possibilities are endless!

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All money raised from the event will be used towards running our beautiful Church so please come and support us and have lots of fun