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SWINTON SQUARE SEES CAROLS, FROZEN PRINCESSES AND SANTA
 

Star date: 10th December 2017

SWINTON CHRISTMAS IN FULL FLOW

Christmas at Swinton Square
Saturday 16th and Saturday 23rd December free

Swinton Square is well set for Christmas as two special happenings on Saturdays before Christmas feature carols from Salford City Academy, a Frozen family show, a visit from Father Christmas and the chance for adults to win £100 spending money.

Full details here...


On Saturday 16th and Saturday 23rd December, Swinton Square is set for proper Christmas events. On these days, from 10:30am there will be carols sung by pupils from Salford City Academy, followed by, at noon, the arrival of princesses, Elsa and Anna, for a Snowflake Sisters Frozen Show...

The days are completed by a visit from Father Christmas, who will be at the Square between 2pm and 3pm, asking children what they want for Christmas and handing out sweets.

And for mums and dads, each weekend there's a Swinton Sweep competition, where one shopper could win £100 to spend but will only have half an hour to spend it*...

"We can't wait for Christmas at Swinton Square, with all of these amazing festivities taking place over the next three weeks"says Lydia Ellis, Marketing Manager at Swinton Square "We're kicking things off from 10.30am until 3pm each day so everybody has plenty of time to come along, take part, and get their Christmas shopping done"

"With Father Christmas and Elsa and Anna coming along, it's the perfect opportunity for parents to buy the presents they need, whilst also keeping the kids happy" she adds "As a mum, I know how challenging that can be so this is your perfect shopping Saturday all wrapped up. We're also really excited that each weekend we are giving away £100 in our amazing Swinton Sweep competition and can't wait to see the winners go on a mad dash to spend their money."

Christmas at Swinton Square
Saturday 16th and Saturday 23rd December 10:30am-3pm free


*To win the £100 Swinton Sweep you just need to say why you deserve to win. To do this leave a comment on the Swinton Square Facebook site – click here or post an entry in the postbox in the centre management offices at Swinton Square.

For more details see the Swinton Square website – click here

See also the Christmas at Swinton Square Facebook event page – click here

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