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Looking for inspiration for what to do this week in Cheshire? Look no further, we have put together a list of our top picks of what to see and do this week to enjoy the festive season.
Christmas Shopping
Pick up the perfect present for your loved ones – or yourself – at Warrington’s Christmas Artisan Fair, where local businesses come together to offer a wide selection of unique gifts, crafts, and good food. You can also head to Macclesfield for their Twilight Market, enjoy some late-night shopping and treat yourself to some delicious street food.
Christmas Carolling
Here’s where you can belt out your favourite Christmas tunes and get in the festive spirit. With Carol’s at the Halliwell Jones Stadium in Warrington and Telford’s Warehouse’s tenth year of Beer & Carols.
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Christmas at Walton Hall Zoo
This one’s for the animal lovers! Walton Zoo is offering 30-minute tours around the zoo, to meet the animals and learn all about them directly from their dedicated team of Zoo Rangers. Afterwards, you can help to decorate the Zoo’s Christmas tree with your own uniquely designed bauble.
The Northern Chamber Orchestra Presents a Choral Concert
Take in the musical excellence that is the Northern Chamber Orchestra, as they present a Choral Concert consisting of a mix of specular classics and contemporary pieces. Conducted by Ellie Slorach, do not miss out on this unforgettable Christmas concert.
Where to find Santa
There’s still time to say hello to Father Christmas and his helpers and to give him your Christmas lists. Check out our blog of where to find Santa this Christmas season here.
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Warrington has been welcoming visitors for over 2000 years since the Roman Empire marched into the area and established a base at Wilderspool in 100 AD.
Macclesfield is perfectly placed to enjoy a weekend break in the Peak District. Within minutes of the town centre you can escape to the Peak District National Park and enjoy spectacular views across Cheshire.
Set within acres of tranquil and idyllic parkland is Walton Hall and Gardens – the former home of Lord and Lady Daresbury.
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