Great Dawley decks the halls this Christmas
Great Dawley Town Council is once again spreading Christmas cheer across Dawley, Malinslee and Dawley Bank, with a packed programme of affordable events for the whole family, running throughout November and December.
The celebrations officially begin with the Dawley Christmas Lights Switch-on on Saturday 22nd November from 1:00pm – 6:00pm, taking place across Dawley High Street, Dawley Christian Centre and Dawley Park.
The Christmas celebrations continue with the Malinslee Christmas Lights on Friday 28th November (3:00pm – 6:00pm) at Malinslee Centre and Old Park Primary, followed by Dawley Bank Festive Fun on Friday 5th December (5:00pm – 7:00pm) at Dawley Baptist Church. – All of these events are free for the whole family, including free rides and attractions, plus the chance to meet Santa!
Adding even more festive sparkle, the ever-popular Dawley Ice Rink returns to Dawley Park this year, with evening sessions on Friday 21st November featuring a Silent Disco on Ice, and morning skating sessions on Sunday 23rd November. Sessions cost just £3 for a half-hour session, plus, for Friday only, Children can have the opportunity to meet Santa for just £1! – Tickets for these can be purchased on Great Dawley Town Council’s website ( https://greatdawley.org/iceskating )
There’s also plenty of festive spirit for our older residents, with a Christmas Tea Dance on Thursday 11th December at Dawley Town Hall, with tickets now available from 35 High Street, Dawley.
Cllr Ben Carter – Mayor of Great Dawley said:
“As with all of our community events across the year, our Christmas events are designed to bring family, friends, and the community closer together, with affordable events available for all ages.
“Whether that be children meeting Santa for the first time at one of our Christmas Lights Switch-On’s, families enjoying an Ice skating session in Dawley Park, or even our elderly residents catching up with friends and having a dance over at our Christmas Tea Dance. There’s always something for everyone here in Great Dawley.”
