Snow Window Trail in Reading
Reading
Reading
Step into a winter wonderland in Reading this Christmas with Reading's Snow Window Trail!
Shopfronts across the town centre will be transformed with unique, hand-painted snow designs, each one a magical creation designed by the talented Tom Baker from Snow Windows.
Wander through the streets and spot these enchanting festive scenes, from snowy villages and twinkling trees to joyful characters - perfect if you are dreaming of a white christmas.
This free activity is ideal for families, friends or anyone looking to soak up more of the festivities as they explore the town’s shops, cafes and Christmas market.
More details to come shortly.
Free to visit
| Snow Window Trail in Reading (26 Nov 2026 - 31 Dec 2026) |
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