Navenby village to host Christmas Market and tree lights switch on
Excitement building for this year’s festive event in Navenby
Navenby has opted to spread out its traditional Christmas festivities this year, holding its tree lights switch on ahead of the popular festive market and late night opening event.
The season will kick off on Friday, November 20, at 7pm when the lights on the tree outside the Methodist Church will be switched on by the Golden Ticket winner from Navenby Primary School. There will also be late night opening of High Street businesses on the High Street.
Then, on Saturday November 21, from 3-7pm the Christmas Market will see over 50 stalls at six locations along Navenby High Street. Shops on the High Street will also be open.
Stalls will be at Robin Rose, The Lion and Royal pub, The King’s Head pub, The Venue, Down The Road, Mrs Smith’s Cottage and the Methodist Church.
There will be a children’s Christmas Trail, free children’s activities, stalls and a music concert from 3-5pm at St Peter's Church in Navenby featuring The Hungate Singers, Navenby Junior Choir and Sleaford Concert Band.
The whole event is free to enter and all are welcome.
There is free visitor parking at The Venue and blue badge parking at Navenby Primary School.