The time has come when we really begin to embrace the shorter days, colder weather and think about getting into the festive spirit! November is filled with occasions to celebrate and events for all the family to enjoy.
Here are five things to look forward to.
Bonfire Night
Remember remember the fifth of November. Every year we look forward to incredible fireworks, bonfires, sparklers, great food and fairground rides at our local displays. But if you fancy trying something new this year, why not attend Lewes Bonfire Night which attracts thousands of people every year. The iconic event is known for burning interesting objects relating to the town’s history or notable figures of society, earning Lewes the label of ‘Bonfire Capital of the World’.
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Christmas Light Switch-On’s
November officially begins the run-up to Christmas with festive events starting to pop up to ensure we make the most of the holiday season. There is an abundance of great Christmas light turn-ons spread across the UK. London’s Oxford Street continues to be a favourite year after year, which makes it no surprise that they are the first London district to announce their switch-on which will be November 2nd.
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2022 FIFA World Cup
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With the World Cup taking place in Qatar this year we’ve been searching for all the best spots for you to enjoy the action here at home. We’re certain that you don’t need the summer weather to maintain the football spirit. Check out Bowers Tap Leeds for the best football atmosphere in the area or Belgrave Music Hall & Canteen for tasty street food alongside the action.
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Christmas Markets
Christmas markets truly bring the magic of the festive season to life, with great food, twinkling lights and bespoke presents. Bath’s Christmas market features over 150 chalets where you can find everything from stylish homeware items and handmade jewellery, to personalised gifts for the ones you love. Be sure to grab yourself a warm mulled wine or hot chocolate to enjoy as you take in everything the market has to offer.
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St Andrew’s Day
St Andrew’s Day celebrates Andrew the Apostle, who became the patron saint of Scotland when the country’s independence was declared after signing The Declaration of Arbroath. This holiday highlights the very best of Scottish culture, from food and drink to music and ceilidh dancing! There are many St Andrew’s Day events taking place, although we recommend attending the Saltire Festival which celebrates Scotland in the Home of the Flag.
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