Tickets are now on sale for the Country Living Christmas Fair in Harrogate - with 50% off Early Bird tickets for the four-day festive experience.
Early bird tickets now available for Harrogate's Country Living Christmas Fair
Tickets are now on sale for the Country Living Christmas Fair in Harrogate - with discounted Early Bird tickets for the four-day festive experience.
For a limited time, audiences can access 50% off Early Bird tickets for the four-day festive experience, with prices starting from £11.
The Country Living Christmas Fair will run from 30th November to 3rd December, offering visitors a chance to shop in style with a glass of prosecco in hand from an abundance of artisan designers.
The Fair has been a key part of Harrogate’s festive calendar for over 10 years. Country Living magazine is aimed at readers who love home décor, recipes and country living.
This Christmas features a food and drink emporium, skilled tutors who will host craft workshops to create your own baubles and bunting, and an interactive Christmas Table, where you can learn how to make cocktails, canapes, and perfect your tablescaping skills.
Fay Rayner, Event Director, said:
“It’s never too early for Christmas, but we’re also very conscious many shoppers will be planning in advance and looking to spread the cost around Christmas, so this Early Bird offer is for those who want to save money now and still plan for that special festive experience, and have a magical day out.”
The Country Living Christmas Fair offers hands-on workshops, tailored tasting sessions, a vibrant food hall, and a huge array of unique gifts from the UK’s leading crafters, designers, and artisans. It regularly attracts 15,000 across the four-day event.
The Fair promises a weather-proof indoor festive experience from sourcing tasty tipples to hearing insights from top chefs sharing seasonal showstopper recipes.
Fay said:
“This year, we’re proud to once more champion independent producers, artisans, and creatives, and we’re welcoming some really exciting new exhibitors this Christmas.”
New exhibitors for 2023 include independent traders from across the UK and further afield.
Love from Lapland is an independent retailer with a passion for brands that showcase the wild natural Arctic lifestyle. Its range of winter gifts feature hand-crafted jewellery, soaps and lotions inspired by its pine forests and deep lakes, reindeer inspired kitchen-ware, and cosy knitwear.
There will be jewellery makers from the Scottish Borders to award-winning Yorkshire beer and gin.
Quirky creatives also feature such as StavesArt, founded by architecture student Ben Staves, whose wall art features intricate architectural murals of cities, skyscrapers, and stadiums.
The Wanda Coyne Collection, created by an antiques dealer with an eye for design, offers beautiful tea towels, tote bags, and home accessories inspired by antique prints with botanical, porcelain, and zoological themes.
Shoppers will find unique clothing too, such as luxury maternity brand, The Mum Collective, as well as a range of luxurious treats, including Indulgent Chocolates with its range of handmade tempered luxury Belgium chocolates.
For fans of the Great British Sewing Bee or the Repair Shop, Tinker and Fix offers a bespoke range of high-end tools and kit for people who like to make, mend, or grow.
There’ll also be returning favourite brands including Isle of Barra Distillers, The Wild Shepherdess, and Charlie & Ivy’s.
To book Early Bird tickets for the Harrogate fair, go to: Country Living Magazine Christmas Fair (seetickets.com) and use the promo code: HARROGATE50.
Max two tickets per transaction. Offer finishes July 1st.
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