This is the ultimate one-stop destination for those seeking out jewellery and silver by the most exciting independent designer-makers in the UK. This annual selling event is open to the public.
For details check:
http://www.thegoldsmiths.co.uk/exhibitions-promotions/goldsmiths%27-fair/
To book a space on these hugely popular guided tours of the main reception rooms of Goldsmiths' Hall please telephone the City Information Office on 020 7606 3030.
For details check:
http://www.thegoldsmiths.co.uk/
Experience the very best in Christmas shopping at the largest event of its kind in the region. Held over four days, this year’s event will showcase 250 handpicked stands.
Full of fabulous food, interiors, art and gifts, with inspirational ideas for Christmas, plus demonstrations from the region's top chefs, don't miss the opportunity to find everything you need to make this Christmas extra special.
For details check:
http://newcastle.livingnorthfair.co.uk/
Put a date in your diary to see the Lord Mayor's Show in London. A spectacular parade coupled with the pagentry of the history of the City of London. Get a place by the river to watch the magnificent firework display at 17.00 hrs. A must for all the family.
First in the 2010/11 Series of Talks and Exhibitions by Chris Packham which cover the whole of the UK.
For more information:
http://www.chrispackham.co.uk/Chris_Packham_Talks.htm
This family favourite event in the unique surroundings of a dockyard steeped in history is the perfect way to start the festive season and what’s more, if you book before the end of October you can get a Christmas cracker of a deal with a saving of 10% on ticket prices!
The three day event takes place on Friday 25th to Sunday 27th November 2011, from 10am – 6pm. Visitors will be magically transported into a Dickensian-style bygone era of snowy white streets with seasonal carols, the ever raucous Fagin’s Tavern, and unique Christmas gift market.
For tickets see www.christmasfestival.co.uk or call 023 9283 9766
The Oxford Christmas Market is a German-style Christmas Market that takes place in the heart of the city and includes beautifully decorated wooden stalls offering wonderful Christmas gifts and seasonal treats.
Come along and enjoy the magical atmosphere. Local choirs and brass bands will perform Christmas carols throughout the 17 days, adding to the festive atmosphere, and a small Victorian carousel will again delight the children.
For more information:
http://www.oxfordchristmasmarket.co.uk/
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