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Festival of Christmas Trees and Nativity Scenes returns…

30 November 2022
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St John’s Burlington Methodist Church will once again be hosting the annual Festival of Nativity Scenes and Christmas Trees over the first three weekends of December.

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Some of the stunning trees on display at the event last year. Photo: Simon Kench/ Echo Media Group.


The hugely popular event is being held through the rooms inside St John’s Burlington Church on St John Street and will be officially opened on Friday 2 December at 2pm by the town Mayor, Cllr Mike Heslop-Mullens and his wife, the Mayoress Elaine. Also in attendance will be the New Pasture Lane School Choir and 5 Star Brass.

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Dates for opening area as follows: December 2 – 4, 9 – 11 and 16 -18 inclusive.


Opening times are from 10.30 during the event days.

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A wonderful nativity scene. Photo: Echo Media Group.


There will be buckets around the building for donations to the Church and on 3 December the BridBeat Charity Singers will raise funds for the SJB Warm Space Project. On 18 December the offering at the final service of celebration will be for UNICEF – Ukraine Crisis.


The 1884 café will be open in the schoolroom providing light refreshments and lunches through every day of the Festival programme and many of the other events.

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2nd Friday 2 pm – 4.30pm 2pm Opening of the Festival by The Mayor & Mayoress, and entertainment by: New Pasture Lane School Choir & 5 Star Brass.


3rd Saturday 9.30am – 4.30pm Refreshments at Café 1884 and at 2 pm – entertainment by BridBeat Charity Singers.

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4th Sunday 10.30am and 6pm Worship Services.


5th Monday 9.30-11.30am Refreshments at Café 1884.


6th Tuesday 6.30pm District Scout Carol Service.

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Viewing the trees. Photo: Simon Kench/ Echo Media Group.


7th Wednesday 9.30-11.30am Refreshments at Café 1884

8th Thursday at 7 pm
East Coast Churches Together Christmas Musical.

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9th Friday 9.30- 12.30 pm Refreshments at Café 1884. 10.30 am entertainment by Bay Primary School and at 11.30 am Burlington Junior School.


10th Saturday 9 am – 4.30pm.
Refreshments including Big Breakfast until 12 noon) 2 pm entertainment by Cadenza Choir.


11th Sunday. 10.30 am and 6 pm Worship Services and Baptism.


12th Monday. 9.30-11.30am Refreshments at Café 1884.

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14th Wednesday
9.30-11.30am Refreshments at Café 1884.


16th Friday 9.30-11.30am Refreshments at Café 1884.

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17th Saturday
9.30am – 4.30pm Refreshments at Café 1884.


18th Sunday 10.30 am Worship Service and at 4 pm – Final Service with Sewerby Methodist Church.

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