Head to the South of England showground this November for the Ardingly Winter Fair where you can shop until you drop with a large selection of stalls boasting artisan products, gifts, and food and drink from independent and local vendors.
Families can enjoy the giant snow globe for a perfect Christmas card photo or join one of the storytelling sessions with Mistletoe the Elf.
A street food area featuring live music, plus a funfair, and a Santa’s Grotto are also part of the weekend. As if that weren’t enough, festive workshops will include wreath-making and chocolate decorating for those who want to test their creative abilities and a new winter cheer workshop for some wassailing fun!
£9.50 for adults, £8 for seniors/students
Under 16s: free with full paying adult
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