Plas Newydd is hosting a festive day of family fun this Sunday (December 11) from 1-5pm.
The schedule will include:
• Illuminated grounds – As darkness falls, the switch-on of the illuminated gardens.
• Winter market – A selection of local crafters and small business stalls (don’t forget your cash!)
• Wave to Father Christmas as he makes a visit
• Christmas carols with Lleisiau’r Afon Choir.
• Festive family trail – Little ones can explore the grounds and hunt for clues on the garden trail.
• Wishing tree – Write your Christmas wish to hang on the tree and visit the Llangollen Food Share drop-off point.
• Christmas wreath and wooden reindeer workshop – Book a place on a traditional festive workshop (pre-booked via Eventbrite soon).
• Mulled wine and mince pies from the new shepherd’s hut.
• North Pole Postbox – Write and send your letter to Santa Claus.
• Kids craft station – Make your own Christmas decorations and eco-friendly reindeer food to sprinkle in your garden.
• See the stars – View the magical dark skies with telescopes and astronomy binoculars.
• Winter market – A selection of local crafters and small business stalls (don’t forget your cash!)
• Wave to Father Christmas as he makes a visit
• Christmas carols with Lleisiau’r Afon Choir.
• Festive family trail – Little ones can explore the grounds and hunt for clues on the garden trail.
• Wishing tree – Write your Christmas wish to hang on the tree and visit the Llangollen Food Share drop-off point.
• Christmas wreath and wooden reindeer workshop – Book a place on a traditional festive workshop (pre-booked via Eventbrite soon).
• Mulled wine and mince pies from the new shepherd’s hut.
• North Pole Postbox – Write and send your letter to Santa Claus.
• Kids craft station – Make your own Christmas decorations and eco-friendly reindeer food to sprinkle in your garden.
• See the stars – View the magical dark skies with telescopes and astronomy binoculars.
Organisers say that for the full illuminated effect, the grounds will be disabled parking only. They ask visitors to make use of the parking in town or to walk/cycle to the event.
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