Louth Christmas Tree festival will return this winter

By The Newsroom
Published 22nd Sep 2021, 08:28 BST
Updated 22nd Sep 2021, 09:28 BST
A photo from the first Christmas Tree Festival at St James' Church in 2018.A photo from the first Christmas Tree Festival at St James' Church in 2018.
A photo from the first Christmas Tree Festival at St James' Church in 2018.
We all missed not having a Christmas Tree Festival at St James’ Church last year – but the festival will be back in December, with an even bigger programme of events.

A Church spokesperson said: “Come along and bring your friends and families to enjoy the wonder of this spectacular event.

“We are anticipating an even better display than 2019 with more trees sponsored and decorated by local groups, schools and businesses.

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“There will be live music, a raffle, tombola, stalls on the cobbles, and refreshments available throughout the festival which is free to enter during the day.

A photo from the first Christmas Tree Festival at St James' Church in 2018.A photo from the first Christmas Tree Festival at St James' Church in 2018.
A photo from the first Christmas Tree Festival at St James' Church in 2018.

“The spectacular launch evening on the Friday (December 3) will be organised by The Friends of St. James’.

If you would like to display a tree or a wreath, contact the team on 01507 604132.

The festival will launch on the morning of Friday December 3, with an evening event starting at 7pm (tickets available on the door).

The opening times are as follows:

• Friday December 3rd, 10.30-4.00pm

• Friday evening event, 7.00-9.00pm (tickets on the door)

• Saturday December 4th, 10.30-4.00pm

• Sunday December 5th, 11.30- 4.00pm (Christingle Service 4.00pm)

• Monday December 6th, 10.30-4.00pm.

• Tuesday December 7th, 10.30-4.00pm.

• Wednesday December 8th, 10.30-4.00pm.

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