The WINTER FESTIVAL is brought to you by local community and business groups – Feast, Station to Station and Norwood Forum – with funding through Lambeth Council from the Welcome Back Fund.
It will feature a variety of family friendly events to begin the holiday season and welcome back visitors to our High Street businesses and venues.
Line-up of events:
27 November – 12 December:
2021 Wild Norwood
Scissors at the ready to create your wild window display as Norwood Forum return with their third Window Wanderland Festival, which this year also includes a series of Wild Walks. To book and find out more click here and see graphic at bottom of this page.
3 – 19 December:
Odd One Out Shop Local Trail & Competition
Search shop windows to find the ODD items within the display, complete and submit the competition form for a chance to win great prizes!
FEAST WINTER WEEKENDER Fri-Sat-Sun including:
Friday 3 December:
Family Fun – DISCO 5.30–7.30pm @ The Portico, 23 Knights Hill, SE27 0HS. FREE! With games and face painting (accompanied under 11s)
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Saturday 4 December:
Christmas Gift Market 10am–4pm (click here if you wish to trade at this event)
Enjoy a seasonal street market along Norwood Road as you support your local shops on Small Business Saturday
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Choir Performances & Live Music 12.30-3.30pm @ St Luke’s Church
Line-up: The Uffingtons, Blue Yonder Choir, Brass Band, West Norwood Community Choir
L’Arche Craft Making @ L’Arche, 9-13 Norwood High St. Open for browsing for gifts from local makers!
11am–3pm Drop in Christmas decoration workshop, Free, donation accepted
11.30am–2.30pm (timed activity): Candle-making workshop, limited spaces, £10 per candle
12.30–2.30pm (timed activity): Wreath-making workshop, limited spaces, £15 per wreath
To book on to our workshops, please email Stacey.evans@larche.org.uk
Free Family Film: Arthur Christmas 5.30pm @ St Luke’s Church, presented by West Norwood Free Film Festival
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Our thanks to Lambeth Council and the Welcome Back Fund designed to encourage people back into the high streets and supporting local businesses.
