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‘One of Britain’s best Christmas markets’ The Guardian
The Hepworth Wakefield’s Christmas Market has quickly established itself as one of Yorkshire’s top Christmas shopping destinations and this year takes place over two weekends.
Treat yourself and your loved ones from over 80 stalls selling textiles, ceramics, jewellery, prints, handmade cosmetics, candles, stationery and homeware from some of the UK’s most talented artists and designers. There will also be a food and drink tent selling artisan produce made in Yorkshire and an outdoor area with a range of delicious street food.
Our Christmas Market is bigger and better this year, offering a fun and festive day out for the whole family featuring a programme of festive performances and free family activities.
What's on at the Christmas Market
Craft and Food Market
10AM - 5PM, £1 ENTRY / FREE TO MEMBERS AND UNDER 16S
Our popular craft and food market returns with a high quality selection of items from independent makers based across Yorkshire and further afield. Expect jewellery, ceramics, print, plants, textiles, sweet treats, craft drinks and more.
See the full list of stall holders below.
Street Food Market
11AM - 4PM - FREE ENTRY
Take time out in our cafe tent and outdoor seating with delicious street food from Toast of Harrogate, Fancy an Indian, Pie eyed, The Hop Box, Mor Mor, Wrapture, The Spicy Biker and The Extraordinary Travelling Gin Company.
The Hepworth Cafe will also be popping-up outside, serving cakes along with hot, cold and alcoholic drinks.
Performances
FOOD & DRINK MARQUEE
Experience festive music and theatre from professional, community and youth acts based across the region.
Performance schedule:
Fri 23 Nov, 12.15 – 3pm – Long Division presents Maya Kally, Jess Edwards , Del Scott Miller and Ben Robinson.
Sat 24 Nov, 11am and 1:30pm – Wakefield Community Gospel Choir
Sun 25 Nov, 1pm and 3pm – Crofton Silver Band
Fri 30 Nov – CAPA College
Sat 1 Dec, 11.30am and 1.30pm – St Austin’s Choir. 3pm, Singing Mums.
Sun 2 Dec, 10am and 1pm – Wakefield Metropolitan Brass Band
Fri 23 Nov, 12.15 – 3pm – Long Division presents Maya Kally, Jess Edwards , Del Scott Miller and Ben Robinson.
Sat 24 Nov, 11am and 1:30pm – Wakefield Community Gospel Choir
Sun 25 Nov, 1pm and 3pm – Crofton Silver Band
Fri 30 Nov – CAPA College
Sat 1 Dec, 11.30am and 1.30pm – St Austin’s Choir. 3pm, Singing Mums.
Sun 2 Dec, 10am and 1pm – Wakefield Metropolitan Brass Band
All performances are free and unticketed.
'Twas the night before Christmas
SUN 25 NOVEMBER 2018, 11 – 11.45AM AND 2 – 2.45PM, £5 ONE ADULT + ONE CHILD / £4 ADDITIONAL ADULT OR CHILD
Inspired by the poem by Clement Clarke Moore, Front Room Productions present Twas The Night Before Christmas, with music, poetry and festive fun for all the family. Plus a chance to meet Santa and his elves!
Tickets cost £5 for one adult and one child, plus £4 for an additional adult or child. The production is aimed at children aged 3-8 but all ages are welcome. Performances take place in our auditorium and last 45 minutes.
Read moreFestive Family Fun
Festive Explorers
FRI 23 NOV, FRI 30 NOV. DROP-IN, 11AM – 4PM. FREE.
Explore our sensory winter wonderland specially designed for early years children and their grown ups. Suitable for 0 – 4 years.
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Paper Decorations
SAT 24, SUN 25 NOV. SAT 1, SUN 2 DEC. DROP-IN, 11AM – 4PM. FREE.
Play with paper folding and weaving to create festive decorations for your home.
Read moreStallholders 23 Nov – 25 Nov
AH Jewellery / Alex Sickling ceramics and design / Ali Appleby/ Alice Chandler Jewellery / CloD / Bobenna Design / amypanda/ Anna Wiscombe / Ayurpothecary Botanicals / Baere / Basil & Ford / Blu Beau / Bobbie Print / Charlotte Tollyfield / Colours May Vary / Death by Tea / Ding Ding / Faye Hall Design / Finest Imaginary / Fiona Wilson Prints / Fison Zair Studio / Gale & Temple / Genevieve Broughton Jewellery / geo-fleur / Hashtag House / Haywood Botanicals / Heartfelt Dogs / Hilary Grant/ Jenna Lee Alldread / Jessica Kendall / Katch Skinner / Kate Broughton / Kent and Willow / Kristyna Baczynski / Laura Knight Studio / Laura Slater / Lee Soren Johnston Jewellery / Lil Rabbitfoot / Little Drop In The Ocean / Little Shop of Lathers/ Lovely Skincare / M.Hulot / martha and hepsie / Mary Duggan/ Memo Illustration / Mr Woody Woods ltd / Nicola Hanrahan Designs / Oubas Knitwear / PomTiddlyPom / Pottery West / Prints & Press / Pulpitations / Rachel Brown Jewellery / Red Paper House / Riddles / Sarah Harris Prints / Sean Mort Print Shop/ Snug Aromatics / sonraclay / Sophie Jarram Ceramics / Soren’s House / StolenForm / Sunken Studio / The Austonley Soap Co. Ltd. / The Smallish House / VDH Woodworks / Wald / WAY/ Wilton Street Craft Co / Wool Couture / Yorkshire Blankets
Stallholders 30 Nov – 2 Dec
Alex Sickling ceramics and design / Alison Hardcastle/ Ayurpothecary Botanicals / Baere / Beth Pegler / Blessed Unrest/ BOB / Broughs Handwoven / Carla Murdoch Ceramics/ Charlotte Whitmore Jewellery / Ciara Clark / Colours May Vary/ dear prudence / Denvers Designs / Devinesdesign / Ding Ding/ Doodlelove / El Riordan / Elmrocks / Faye Hall Design / Festoon/ Fison Zair Studio / Folded Forest / Foundland / Genevieve Broughton Jewellery / Georgia Bosson / Gilly Langton / Grey Suit Clay / Hashtag House / Hat Therapy / Hayley Louise Crann/ Haywood Botanicals / Hilary Grant/ Holly Acland / Illustrator Kate / Jack Laverick Ceramics / Joanna Wakefield Jewellery / Joi/ Julia Ogden / Kate Broughton / Laura Slater / Little Shop of Lathers. / Lucy Freeman Design / Lydia Mary / Meghan Earle Design Ltd / Mel Made This / Mimi Eden accessories / Nicola Hanrahan Designs / Own Way / Pop Press / Chung Tyson Workshop / Rag Makers / Revel Jewellery / Riddles / Ruth Holly / salvaged gardens / Sean Mort Print Shop / Snug Aromatics / Soren’s House / Steph Liddle – Handmade Ceramics / The Art House / The Mountain And Me / The Plant Room / The Printed Peanut / The Stitch Society / Today / Upsydaisy Craft / Urban Metalworks / Waney Grain / What Kate Loves / Wool Couture/ Yorkshire Blankets / Youse Stationery
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Food & Drink Marquee
23 Nov – 25 Nov
Awani Bali Tropical Fruit Preserves / Craft Tea Co / Cryer and Stott / Dandelion Cocoa / Fruity Tipples ltd / Harewood Food & Drink Project / Homefoods / Leitchy Creates / Little Loaves / Mak Tok / Nightingales Gin / Paste 2 Perfection Limited / Peckish Kitchen co. / Rich and Fancy cupcakes / Spice Kitchen / The Baking Biker / Traditional and Scrumptious / The Candied Peel Cake Co/ The Nook Brewhouse / The Unusual Chutney Company / Three Fiends Brewhouse / Tipple Tails / Yorkshire Dama Cheese
Food & Drink Marquee
30 Nov – 2 Dec
Bier Huis / Bumble Wrap / Chilli-Shop / Cryer and Stott / Dandelion Cocoa / Fruity Tipples ltd / Harewood Food & Drink Project / Little Loaves / Love Pickle/ Nightingales Gin / Paste 2 Perfection Limited / Peckish Kitchen co. / Rich and Fancy cupcakes / Ridiculously Rich by Alana West Yorkshire / Slow Rise Bagels / Sweet Ruth’s Bakery / The Crows Rest Bake house / The Cure / The Nook Brewhouse / The Unusual Chutney Company / Therma Cup / Three Fiends Brewhouse/ Tipple Tails / Yorkshire Dama Cheese
Take part in future fairs and markets
If you’d like to get involved in future fairs and markets at The Hepworth Wakefield, sign up to our mailing list here.
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Hello
New York,
Thanksgiving
dinner knocked a few of us off of our objectives. Whether they be our dietary
goals to stay away from any more pie or to stop answering work emails late, I
feel like many of us are still on holiday and drifting away from our
to-do's.
If this sounds
like you, know you're not alone. For everyone needing to catch up on work and
order about three rounds of espresso drinks (the strong stuff,please) there
are cafes waiting for your visit! Check out this list of cafes
optimal for remote work, because getting out of your living might be the
change you need. ☕️👓🏙
To celebrate how
we're all collectively dedicated to catching up on piled up assignments,
let's have a drink! There two recipes for outrageous and cheerful cocktails
will be great while you're hosting dinner for friends or just independently
on your couch. One more thing, one of these drinks include breakfast cereal,
bet you'll check them out now.❄️🍸🎉
The word legendary is
relative to Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder and the 94 foot tall Norway Spruce
making an appearance in NYC tonight. The tree, harvested from Oneonta, will
be laced with thousands of lights, alongside live musical performances. The
ceremony is ringing in its 86th anniversary. Find out how to watch this
year's Rockefeller
Christmas Tree Lighting and what you can expect. 🎄😍📰
Song of the day: Celtic
Women - Danny Boy
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Monthly Guide
November
is a cozy time of the year. Getting so close to the end, yet there is still
so much to do.
Dressed in cozy
knits and plaids enjoy the change of seasons and holiday preparations in the
Big Apple.
Let’s get
celebrating, and take a look at some of the events you can do this month!
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Classic Christmas Tale
Christmas
is a time of year to give back and to be with family.
The Trebor sisters
are currently on a tour of the U.S., caused by a mysterious curse. They
perform theatrical stories for each town they stop in; this year, it’s A
Christmas Carol.
The twist is that
they’re performing with the real ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and
Future!
A witty spin on an
old classic, surely making this a Christmas to remember.
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Intricacies Of Form
Artists
Marianna Simnett’s first solo show in the U.S., Blood in My Milk is on
display the New Museum in NYC until January.
Born in the UK,
Simnett’s show is a video and sound installation. She explores the body and
everything that happens to it through a somewhat medical lens, including
surgeries and treatments.
This exhibition
connects many of her previous works into one flowing narrative piece. Not for
the faint of heart, Simnett’s show is meant to force the viewers to accept
every aspect of the human body.
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Fresh Start
Sponsored by:
Do
something different this New Year’s Eve by grabbing your sneakers and heading
over to Central Park. New York Road Runners will be ringing in the new year
with its annual NYRR Midnight Run on New Year’s Eve.
Get pumped up with
a pre-race dance party, then join the countdown to midnight and watch
fireworks light up the sky as you take on this four-mile race through the
park. This festive celebration is the perfect way to start 2019 off on the
right foot.
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Laugh it Out
Unwind
and kick back on a Thursday night full of jokes and laughter for 'The Big
Banana: A Night of Comedy'.
Join spoiled NYC
as we crack up with some of the biggest up-and-coming names in comedy at the
iconic Stand Up NY on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
The show is hosted
by Caitlin Peluffo with sets by Saturday Night Live's Chris Redd, Khalid
Rahmaan from Conan, The Last O.G.'s Gianmarco Soresi, The Daily Show with
Trevor Noah Correspondent Michael Kosta, Jay Jurden with The New Yorker and
Vulture, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert's Emma Willmann.
These are truly
some funny people and it's gonna be a great time to unwind from all the
stress of the holiday season. So, see you there?!
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Art Ride
The
New York City subway system has always gotten you where you needed to go,
albeit with some delays and construction. But with more and more stations
being overhauled, there are many opportunities for cultural additions to
these stations that many may not notice.
New York has art
everywhere, so your morning commute should be no exception. Here is a guide
to the coolest stations with the most intriguing art.
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