Posted: Sat 4th Nov 2023

Wrexham Lantern Parade set for the 18th with stalls and fairground rides ready for Christmas lights switch on

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Saturday, Nov 4th, 2023

Nightingale House Hospice are inviting you to join them for a magical walk through Wrexham on Saturday 18th November to show support for patient care.

The sponsored lantern walk will illuminate the city centre with the Christmas lights being switched on as the parade passes through each street. All ages welcome to join this completely accessible route (see map at bottom of the page).

Registration is £6 per child (accompanying adults go free) for which you will receive a customisable paper lantern and battery tea light.

Organisers say, “There will be stalls and fairground rides in Queen’s Square and the walk will begin after a festive carol service at 4pm. The walk will proceed through pedestrianised streets ending in Eagles Meadow where there will be further entertainment into the evening.

“Come in your most festive attire, Christmas jumpers and tinsel; why not even decorate your pram with fairy lights!

“We hope that everyone taking part will raise as much sponsorship as possible to fund the vital support that Nightingale House Hospice provides for families during their time of need.

“And those that raise over £25 in sponsorship to be entered a prize draw to win a voucher for Eagles Meadow shopping centre, which includes 3 months car parking, 4 Odeon tickets and 2 games of bowling for up to 6 people!”

You can also come along to a Lantern Making Workshop at Tŷ Pawb to collect and customise your lantern on the following dates:

Lantern Making Workshops –Useful Arts Space – Tŷ Pawb

Wednesday 1st November 11am – 3pm (half term)

Saturday 4th 1pm -3pm

Saturday 11th 1pm – 3pm

Queen’s Square

Saturday 18th 11am – 4pm

Click to find out more – Wrexham Lantern Parade FAQs

Tickets can be found here.



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