Sheffield Christmas Market 2019: This is when the markets will officially return

It may still be more than three months away, but Sheffield can already start thinking about Christmas and the wonderful markets.
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Every year, Sheffield is transformed into a winter wonderland when the much-loved Christmas markets make a return to the city.

More than 50 cabins arrive down Fargate, the Peace Gardens, Tudor Square, around Sheffield Town and Barker’s Pool for residents to enjoy.

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There’s always a vast choice on offer for customers with seasonal gifts being sold as well as delicious food, drink and plenty other attractions.

Last year's Christmas market in Sheffield city centre. Last year's Christmas market in Sheffield city centre.
Last year's Christmas market in Sheffield city centre.

Santa’s Grotto is always a firm favourite for families as excited children get the chance to have a photo with Father Christmas himself.

The Christmas Market will return to Sheffield on Thursday, November 14 and run right up until Christmas Eve.

Customers can access the market from 10am until 6pm on Sunday through to Thursday and until 8pm on Friday and Saturday.

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There will be one big change to the markets this year as the popular Sleigh Bar at the top of Fargate will replaced with an even bigger Alpine Bar.

It will be the first time in six years that the Sleigh Bar hasn’t featured at Sheffield Christmas Market after organisers made the announcement on Facebook.

They said: “Myself and the rest of the Sleigh Bar family are very sorry to have to announce we will no longer be attending Sheffield Christmas Market due to the organisers of the event, Percival events and markets.

“We would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of our customers old and new for your loyal support over the past six years. You have watched our family-run bar grow from to strength to strength your custom has been greatly appreciated.”

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