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The Christmas Cracker is Back!

Friday, 29th November, 5pm–7pm Greasley Sports and Community Centre, Newthorpe

Published: 28 October 2024

Join us for an evening of festive fun and entertainment as we kick off the Christmas season with our much-loved annual event—The Christmas Cracker! This year, more than ever, we are committed to providing a free or low-cost family event, especially as many face financial challenges in 2024.
What’s in Store?
-Meet Santa: The first 100 children will receive a free gift from Santa in his grotto. Our gifts are most suitable for children under 7, but can add to the ‘library’ of any child this Christmas time.
-Living Christmas Tree: For the first time, our new living Christmas Tree will be beautifully adorned, and festivities will spill out into the grounds of the GSCC.
-Outdoor Fun: Enjoy stalls, games, and small kids’ fairground rides. Local crafters and businesses will showcase unique Christmas gifts, while community groups raise funds for local charities.
-Delicious Food: Indulge in mouth-watering hot food from Revving Chef BBQ and Al’s Munch or explore a variety of savoury and sweet treat stalls
Free Entertainment for All!
-Meet the Grinch!
-Children’s Face Painting & Glitter Tattoos
-Magic Shows & Balloon Modelling
-Young Children’s Funfair on the hard standing, with hot chocolate and sweet treats available for purchase.
Live Performances
-Greasley Beauvale Primary School Choir will bring their wonderful voices to the stage.
-Nicole Hannah will perform festive favourites to get everyone in the holiday spirit.
-NOWMADs will be hitting the stage for a 20 minute festive set.
-Hucknall & Linby Brass Band will provide heart-warming Christmas carols both near the tree and on stage throughout the evening.
Grand Finale
At 6:55 pm, join us for the light switch-on countdown, followed by a spectacular low-noise firework display to end the night on a high note!
Bring the whole family and help us celebrate the magic of Christmas at this unmissable community event!

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