Christmas markets, lights switch-ons, Santa's grottos, pantomimes, carol concerts and festive days out, gathered in one place. From town-centre switch-ons and craft fairs to winter light trails and steam-train Santa specials, here's what's on near you this Christmas, with dates, times and prices so you can plan the season.
Saturday afternoon in Farnham
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· 12:00 – 17:30
Aldershot Christmas Cracker & Lights
Aldershot's Christmas Cracker fills the town centre with festive cheer for a full day of free fun. Browse the Christmas stalls, visit Father Christmas in his grotto and catch street performers and live acts across two stages.
As it gets dark, the crowds gather in Princes Gardens for the big countdown and the moment the town's Christmas lights flick on, always a highlight for younger visitors.
Free to attend and perfect for families. It runs from noon to 5.30pm, with the countdown to the lights switch-on and fireworks starting at 5.10pm.
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· 13:00 – 18:00
Farnham Christmas Lights Switch-On
Farnham Christmas Lights Switch-On kicks off the festive season with community gathering, entertainment and the moment the town centre sparkles into Christmas colour. A free, family-friendly tradition.
Saturday evening in Farnham
1
· 12:00 – 17:30
Aldershot Christmas Cracker & Lights
Aldershot's Christmas Cracker fills the town centre with festive cheer for a full day of free fun. Browse the Christmas stalls, visit Father Christmas in his grotto and catch street performers and live acts across two stages.
As it gets dark, the crowds gather in Princes Gardens for the big countdown and the moment the town's Christmas lights flick on, always a highlight for younger visitors.
Free to attend and perfect for families. It runs from noon to 5.30pm, with the countdown to the lights switch-on and fireworks starting at 5.10pm.
2
· 13:00 – 18:00
Farnham Christmas Lights Switch-On
Farnham Christmas Lights Switch-On kicks off the festive season with community gathering, entertainment and the moment the town centre sparkles into Christmas colour. A free, family-friendly tradition.