The Holidays Are Coming
With so much excitement in the air, what better way to keep little elves off the ‘naughty’ list, than a visit to see Santa himself?
Sunday with Santa – 10 & 17 December
Crown & Mitre Hotel
Fancy having Sunday lunch with Santa? In the run up to Christmas enjoy a festive three-course meal with loved ones at the renowned Crown & Mitre Hotel. The jolly fat man himself will be making a guest appearance, with a sack full of gifts. This family event promises to be full of Christmas cheer and is sure to fill up fast. Bookings, taken between 12pm – 2.30pm, are essential.
For more information and to book contact 01228 525491
The Princess & The Goblin – 13 December
The Old Fire Station
This story about growing up, making friends and the importance of family is perfect for all ages in the run up to Christmas. Starring song, dance and some fun along the way, The Princess & The Goblin is an exciting adventure about the goblin’s attempts to steal away the princess and her success in avoiding them with the help of Curdie, the miner’s son, and her mysterious great-great-grandmother, who no-one else can see.
For tickets visit oldfirestation.carlisle.city
White Christmas Weekend 9 – 10 December
Tullie House Museum
We might not see any snow this year, but everyone can still enjoy a White Christmas, when Tullie House opens its doors to a whole weekend of festive fun. Activities will be on offer from 11am – 4pm each day, including Christmas crafts, facepainting, storytelling and Tullie House’s Christmas trail. Youngsters can visit Santa in his grotto and there’ll even be some real life Arctic animals, including a snowy owl and Alaskan Malamute, in attendance.
For more information visit www.tulliehouse.co.uk
Christmas Holiday Crafts 19 – 23 December
Tullie House Museum
Get into the festive spirit, with Christmas craft drop-ins at Tullie House. The sessions will run from 1pm – 4pm, allowing kids to try their hand at making a range of crafts to take home and decorate the tree with. Think glitter and lots of it. There will also be a Christmas themed trail to follow around the gallery throughout the holiday period, just pop in and follow the clues to pick up a prize. Craft sessions are free and all children must be accompanied by an adult.
For more information visit www.tulliehouse.co.uk
Santa Cruise and Christmas Magic 17 December
Ullswater Steamers
A festive trip out for all the family, the Santa Cruise is overflowing with on-board activities, with the Happy Elf, Stu-di-doo Christmas Magic show and of course the opportunity to meet Santa and hand over that all important letter. There will be two sailings from Glenridding, at 10.30am or 1.30pm and tickets include the cruise, a gift for the children, magic show and Christmas balloon, a return journey voucher and complimentary tea, coffee and mince pies for the grown ups. Tickets £15.
For tickets and more information www.ullswater-steamers.co.uk
Santa in the Forest – Throughout November/December
Rheged
Pay Santa a visit in the magical forest as he makes a special stop off at Rheged this Christmas. Children can take part in some festive activities and test their toy-making skills in the Elves workshops, before telling Santa what they are hoping to see underneath the tree this year. Those on the nice list will receive a gift and take home a mounted photograph of themselves with Father Christmas to treasure forever. Pre Booking is essential, £10 per child.
To book visit www.rheged.com
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