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    Wednesday 3rd December 2025

    4pm - 8pm

  • Supporting Local Charities

    After the generosity of local businesses, who donated the prizes and the members of the public who bought the tickets, last year we were able to give £900.00 to our chosen charities:

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    Cheque presented to Suicide Prevention UK last week. They were very pleased to receive our donation.

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    Cheque presented to the Marmalade Trust. They were very pleased with it.

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    Maggie Evans presents a cheque for £900.00 to Ian Dixey. Ian and his wife, Annabel, founded Bristol Down Syndrome Trust 23 years ago. The Trust provides speech and language therapy to people with leaning disabilities.

    As you can imagine we do have a lot of requests of donations and it is a very hard decision for us to make but we do research every nomination and then it is put to a vote by committee members.

    The three charities that the festival have chosen to support this year are:

    The Family Centre for Deaf Children which is based in Horfield

    Vision Care for the Homeless

    Brentry and Henbury Children’s Centre

    We do hope that you will be able to support us again this year as once again these are very worthwhile charities.

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    Stalls & Shops

     

    From arts & crafts to cheeses & cakes -

    there are fifty stalls & shops to browse

  • Useful Information

    Travelling to the Festival

    Please help us to reduce the congestion to a minimum by walking to the Festival or arriving by bike. Henleaze Road gets very congested due to the amount of traffic and pedestrians using it. There will also be very limited parking in the side roads due to road closures. Wherever you park, please be considerate to the residents.

     

    Lost Children/First Aid

    There will be a Lost Children and First Aid point in Cardigan Road beside Santa`s Grotto.

     

    Lost Property

    Please give any lost or found property to anyone with a Henleaze Christmas Festival Hi-Viz tabard.

     

    Disabled Parking

    We have again included a special disabled parking area to add further facilities on the night for Blue Badge holders. We are grateful to St Peter`s Church for making their car park in The Drive available where up to eight spaces will be allocated. A marshal will be on duty to offer assistance.

     

    Rubbish

    Bristol City Council insist that we have recycling bins as part of our licence. Please use them, they will be situated in prominent places e.g. by food outlets. If they are not used it could jeopardise our licence for future years. Please remember that the Festival team of volunteers cannot go home until all the rubbish is cleared. So your co-operation would be greatly appreciated.

     

    Security

    We have employed Security staff who will be present throughout the festival period and will be wearing Hi-Viz jackets. Should you have any security concerns i.e. suspicious persons or a package, please notify one of the Security staff immediately. Alternatively seek advice from any of the festival organisers - wearing the Hi-Viz Festival tabard. Remember to keep well clear of the threat.

     

    Bus Stop Henleaze Road

    As in previous years we will be applying to close the bus stop near Parsons Bakery and have a temporary bus stop outside of Costa for the duration of the Festival.

  • Contact Us

    If you have any questions about the event, please do get in touch.