FALMOUTH is in for a cracker this Christmas season with the ever-popular festive weekend returning from December 9-10
The Festive Weekend is back for all to come and enjoy with local businesses and community getting into the Christmas spirit right across town.
There will be an artificial ice rink, snow globe photo attraction and curling lane, as well as snow machines throughout Church Street for some wintry fun.
Brand-new attractions such as a full Christmas Market and unique bike display will be available this year and local choirs, bands and performers will ensure an incredible atmosphere from The Moor right down to Events Square.
Make sure you come aboard the festive land train to take you from one location to another.
Richard Gates, Falmouth Town Manager said: “We are pleased to be able to offer the Christmas Lights Switch-On once again this year thanks to the Falmouth Town Council and Falmouth BID as well as other supporters. It’s also great to welcome back Falmouth’s Festive Weekend with a whole array of activities for the local businesses and community at this special time of year.”
Falmouth Festive Favourites - with traditional and new events: - Christmas Tree Festival, Sunday 3rd December – 2nd January 2024. Visit the Princess Pavilion to see the annual Christmas Tree display.
- Drive Through Santa’s Grotto, 10th – 11th December. To tie in with the Festive Weekend, Falmouth’s Fire Station is providing a drive-through Santa’s grotto.
- Harmony Choir, Saturday 23rd December. With a slight change to the date this year, the Harmony Choir will once again fill the streets of Falmouth with festive song.
More information on the Falmouth Festive Weekend and other Christmas events is available on www.falmouth.co.uk - the official destination website for Falmouth, ‘Falmouth Cornwall UK’, the town’s official Facebook page and @FalmouthTownUK, the town’s official Twitter page. #FalmouthChristmas
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