Glasgow's Style Mile Christmas Carnival - everything you need to know about fun festive event

Sean Murphy

16 November 2024 at 0:47 pm·1-min read

The Style Mile Christmas Carnival is coming back for its tenth edition — -Credit: (Image: The Style Mile Christmas Carnival)

The tenth edition of the now famous Style Mile Christmas Carnival is coming back to Glasgow this month.

The event will take place on Sunday, November 24, and, running from 1 pm until 5 pm, will offer plenty of free fun and entertainment for people of all ages as part of Glasgow Loves Christmas.

Speaking about the event online, the organisers said: "Celebrate the launch of the festive season in the heart of the city, as 12 performing zones illuminate Buchannan Street down to St Enoch's Square."

The Lord Provost will open the event at the giant Glasgow Coat of Arms installation at the Royal Concert Hall steps at 1pm, with four hours of Christmas Carnival Carousel touring around Buchanan Street, stopping at the main shopping centres along the way.

The free, magical celebration will let guests dip in and out of the fun as much as they please throughout the afternoon.

Christmas shoppers and passers-by can expect to be greeted by various characters, from a larger-than-life Father Christmas and his companion Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer to cheeky elves, dancing snowflakes, musical snowmen, stilt walkers and plenty of musical fun.

Style Mile Christmas Carnival

When: Sunday, November 24, 1 pm - 5 pm

Where: Buchanan Street down to St Enoch's Square

Price: Free

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