CELEBRATE the most magical weekend of the year as Cowbridge transforms into a festive wonderland.
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The Christmas Markets return — now fully indoors and weather-proof inside Cowbridge Town Hall. Browse a beautiful selection of local food, drink, and artisan gifts, perfect for your Christmas shopping list.
Photo: Alan R Thomas, Instagram @art.wales311
Meet the man himself in Santa’s Grotto, open both days at the Town Hall — a magical experience for children and families. Capture precious memories and make it a tradition to remember! (Pre-booking essential).
On Sunday, 30th November, the celebrations continue outside the Town Hall with live performances from school choirs, world-class singers, and Welsh legends from 2pm — guaranteed to fill you with Christmas cheer.
At 3.30pm, the Reindeer Parade returns to Cowbridge High Street! A new team is taking the reins to make it the biggest and best parade yet, followed by reindeer meet-and-greets behind the Town Hall.
Then, as night falls, prepare for a breathtaking Laser Show at 5pm, organised by Cowbridge Community Events Group — lighting up the sky with colour, music, and festive sparkle.
Keep your eyes peeled before Christmas as Cowbridge starts to sparkle with festive decorations and early Christmas window displays.
Christmas Launch Weekend will be on 27th November – Late Night Shopping. The official start of the festive season! Enjoy street entertainment, choirs, open shops, and a magical atmosphere across Cowbridge.
For more information visit here.
Cowbridge businesses: to promote your local business or event within our special Cowbridge Christmas feature next week,13th December, please make contact the Glamorgan Star newspaper here.
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