What is on in Chester November 2023?

In November 2023, Chester featured festive early-season events including the popular Chester Christmas Market, the magical Lanterns event at Chester Zoo, and the Chester Cathedral Christmas Tree Festival. Visitors could also enjoy seasonal stage shows at Storyhouse and explore the city’s Roman history, Chester Races, or river boat tours.

What special events are in November?

• 1 November – All Saints Day (Christian)
• 31 October – 6 November – National Adoption Week. ...
• 2 November – National Stress Awareness Day. ...
• 5 November – Guy Fawkes Day / Bonfire night.
• 8 November – World Town Planning Day.
• 10 November – Remembrance Sunday.
• 11 November – Armistice Day.
• 14 November – World Diabetes Day.

What to do in Chester now?

• chester cathedral. steeped in ancient history.
• chester races. england's oldest racecourse.
• chester zoo. 15,000 animals, 500 species, 125 acres of gardens.
• the ice cream farm. fun for all of the family.
• river boat tours. along the idyllic river dee.
• Watch a stage play. at Storyhouse Chester.

What's on in Chester over Christmas?

Embrace the Festive Spirit in Chester

• The Lanterns at Chester Zoo: As the sun sets, Chester Zoo awakens to a different kind of magic. ...
• Chester Christmas Market: ...
• Chester Christmas Tree Festival: ...
• Storyhouse Theatre Shows. ...
• Winter Watch Parade: ...
• Chester Cathedral:

What is the Chester Ideas Festival?

Created by the University of Chester in collaboration with partners, the festival offers a programme of free and accessible public events on a wide range of themes, for all ages and interests, at venues across the city.

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What are the festivals in November?

The major festivals in November 2025 in India include Rann Utsav, Pushkar Camel Fair, Ka Pomblang Nongkrem, Guru Nanak Jayanti, Kartik Poornima, Ganga Mahotsav, Wangala Festival, Hamir Utsav, Children's Day, Majuli Music Festival, and Matsya Festival.

What is the Spitfire festival?

About. Join us for the Spitfire Festival, a celebration of Kent's vibrant culinary scene. Indulge in gourmet street food, savour locally crafted wines and beers, and enjoy live performances that reflect the spirit of our community.

What date does Chester Christmas Market open?

Shoppers are in for a magical time at Chester Christmas Market from 19 November - 22 December 2025, with 70 traders situated in the square around the town hall, the new arcade, and the forum all wrapped around the iconic sparkling Christmas tree.

What is the biggest Christmas market in the UK?

Manchester Christmas Market

Manchester boasts arguably the UK's largest Christmas market, and one of the largest in Europe, with more than 300 stalls spread across the ten sites included in the 2025 Manchester Christmas Markets trail.

How much is the Ferris wheel at Cheshire Oaks?

The Big Wheel

(Please note: The Santa in The Sky experience must be booked prior to visiting.) Ticket Prices: Adults: £6. Children: £5.

What are some free things to do in Chester?

Affordable and Free Things to Do in Chester

• Take a walk around Grosvenor Park.
• Walk along the Roman City walls.
• Go window shopping along the Chester Rows.
• Visit Chester Cathedral, located in the centre of the city - just a short walk from the Eastgate Clock. ...
• Visit the Grosvenor Museum.
• Check out Chester Castle.

What is a person from Chester called?

People from Chester, England, are called Cestrians, a demonym that reflects the city's ancient Roman origins as Deva Victrix (from the Latin castrum, meaning 'fort') and developed over centuries. 

What are special dates in November?

November Holidays and Monthly Observances

• Thanksgiving – fourth Thursday in November.
• Veterans Day – November 11th.
• U.S. General Election Day – Tuesday following the first Monday in November.
• Chemistry Week – first week of November.
• Game and Puzzle Week – third week of November.
• Book Lovers Day – first Saturday of November.

What to do on holiday in November?

Where to travel in November

• The city. Prague. The lowdown. Off-season, Prague is blissfully uncrowded. ...
• The beach. Mauritius. The lowdown. ...
• The family trip. Sharm El Sheikh. The lowdown. ...
• The cultural break. Thailand. The lowdown. ...
• Just the two of us. Vienna. The lowdown. ...
• The wild card. Amsterdam. The lowdown.

Where is the prettiest Christmas market?

There's no single "most beautiful," as it depends on preference, but top contenders for beauty often include Gdańsk, Poland (voted best in Europe for its unique charm), Cologne, Germany (iconic cathedral backdrop), Prague (historic Old Town Square), Vienna (Rathausplatz magic), and Bruges, Belgium (fairy-tale canals and light trails). Other favorites feature stunning settings like Winchester, UK (Cathedral close) and Strasbourg, France (oldest market).
 

Which city is best to visit at Christmas in the UK?

The most Christmassy towns and cities in the UK:

• York.
• Keswick.
• Buxton.
• London.
• Arundel.
• Haworth.
• Glasgow.
• Edinburgh.

Is there a Winter Wonderland in Chester?

Tickets online - The Chester House Estate. The Chester House Estate's Winter Wonderland! The magic of Christmas returns to The Chester House Estate. Join us to create a lifetime worth of festive memories ...

Is Chester worth visiting at Christmas?

The Chester Christmas Market is back from 19 November – 22 December. There's 80 stalls filled with local, independent and artisan wares including craft spirits, hand-crafted homewares, fragrances, jewellery, local produce and more. It's a great place to enjoy the festive atmosphere and there's no entry charge.

Does Chester have a Sunday market?

Every Sunday from 10am - 1pm Mid June through Mid October. In case you're not from around here, here's some good information about Chester. Click here for more information about who manages the market.

What does it mean if a girl is a Spitfire?

Someone who's a spitfire has a fiery or passionate temper. If your sister slams her door dramatically whenever she's angry, you can describe her as a spitfire. From the early 1600s, spitfire was used for things that literally appeared to "spit" fire, and also for people who figuratively seemed to do the same.