Enchantica's has launched a Christmas Community Entertainment Program for this year's Harrogate Christmas Fayre, aiming to celebrate local talent and bring festive cheer to the town centre.
The initiative offers a platform for choirs, community groups, musicians, dancers and performers of all ages.
Enchantica's says the programme is designed to showcase a broad range of local talent, from traditional carols and brass bands to contemporary acts, helping create a lively and inclusive atmosphere throughout the Fayre.
The programme is supported by Hindson & Collier Chartered Surveyors, Myrings Estate Agents, and Walker Foster Solicitors.
Suzie Vaughan, Director of Enchantica’s, said:
“Our town is full of wonderful talent. It is incredibly important to us that local events include the community, because when we come together, the whole town shines brighter.
"It’s a joy to help give performers the opportunity to share their gifts for all to enjoy — that’s where the real magic of Christmas comes from.”
Stefan Collier of Hindson & Collier Chartered Surveyors added:
“We love to support the wonderful work of Enchantica’s. Christmas in Harrogate simply wouldn’t be what it is without Enchantica’s and the incredible work they do.
"We are delighted to be able to support this programme and help bring even more festive joy to our town.”
Local performers have also welcomed the opportunity.
Lynda Fussell, singer with Harrogate Rock Choir, said:
“We have been wanting to perform more at events like this in our town and it’s absolutely fabulous that Enchantica’s can facilitate this for us all.
"We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to be a part of the Christmas Fayre atmosphere and to share it with our families, friends, and the visitors to our lovely town.”
The Christmas Community Entertainment Program is open to anyone who wishes to take part, and Enchantica’s encourages those interested to get in touch at events@enchanticas.co.uk.
Throughout the festive season, the group will also share updates via its “Tinsel Times Newspaper” posts around Harrogate.
Performances are scheduled to take place across the duration of the Harrogate Christmas Fayre at designated entertainment areas managed by Enchantica’s.
Local groups are invited to contact the organisation for details on opportunities, scheduling, and involvement.
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