Hull’s Old Town will come to life with free Christmas themed entertainment for all the family to enjoy in Whitefriargate, Trinity Market, Trinity Square and Hepworths Arcade.
Saturday 9 December
- 10.30am to 3.30pm – mask making with Big Head Puppets in Hepworth’s Arcade
- 11am – 3pm – festive street performers in Whitefriargate
- All day – live ice carving in Trinity Square with photo opportunities
- All day – Christmas selfie photobooth in Trinity Market (Marketplace entrance)
- All day – Lord Mayor’s Christmas tree festival in Hull Minster
Saturday 16 December
- 10.30am to 3.30pm – mask making with Big Head Puppets in Hepworth’s Arcade
- 11am – 3pm – festive street performers in Whitefriargate
- 11am meet – Paul Schofield Look Up Down and All Around Whitefriargate Walk – meet Queen Victoria Square monument
- All day – live ice carving in Trinity Square with photo opportunities
- All day – Christmas selfie photobooth in Trinity Market (Marketplace entrance)
- All day – Lord Mayor’s Christmas tree festival in Hull Minster
Sunday 17 December
- 11am meet – Paul Schofield Look Up Down and All Around Whitefriargate Walk – meet Queen Victoria Square monument
Saturday 23 December
- 10.30am to 3.30pm – mask making with Big Head Puppets in Hepworth’s Arcade
- 11am – 3pm – festive street performers in Whitefriargate
- 11.30am – 2.30pm – free face painting in Trinity Market
- All day – Lord Mayor’s Christmas tree festival in Hull Minster
Dates
| Date | Time | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 Dec 2023 | 10:30am | £0 - £0 | |
| 17 Dec 2023 | 11:00am | £0 - £0 | |
| 23 Dec 2023 | 10:30am | £0 - £0 |
Venue Details
HULL OLD TOWN,
Hull
Do you know your Georgian from your Edwardian? In Hull’s Old Town, there is evidence of many period throughout history. With many original features it is clear that Hull has a significant place within British history. Hull’s Old Town is a hidden treasure where you will discover Hull’s collection of free museums including Streetlife Museum of Transport, where all the family can climb aboard a tram or take a carriage ride into the past, and Hull and East Riding Museum of Archaeology where you’ll find a life-size woolly mammoth. It is also home to Hepworth Arcade where Mr Marks and Mr Spencer had one of their first penny bazaars! There is also a strong link between Hull Old Town and the English Civil War with the alleged plotting parlour at Ye Olde White Harte and the actual spot at which Charles I was refused entry to the city of Hull – Beverley Gate, as well as the world’s smallest window the George Hotel.
