Get ready for an even bigger celebration as Christmas in the Highlands returns to Glen Innes in 2024.
This key event to be held on 29 November in the Glen Innes Town Centre will fill Grey Street with festive cheer, inviting residents and visitors to kick off the holiday season in the Glen Innes Highlands.
Glen Innes Severn Council Mayor Margot Davis said the event is a celebration of the community.
“Christmas in the Highlands is not just a highlight of the year for Glen Innes Severn; it’s a vibrant celebration of community spirit and shared prosperity.
“This festive season provides a unique opportunity for us to come together, embrace our traditions, and strengthen the bonds that make our place special,” she said.
“This year, we’re thrilled to announce the expansion of our Christmas celebration along Grey Street, stretching from Meade Street to Wentworth Street. This is a step forward in fostering a sense of belonging and shared joy for everyone,” said Mayor Davis.
Grey Street, between Meade and Wentworth Streets from 1 PM on Friday, 29 November, to allow for the expanded event which will include:
- Highlands Markets and Food Stalls
- Opening of the Red Cross Christmas Tree Exhibition
- Light up the Town Centre and Christmas Tree
- Kids activities
- Visit from Santa Claus
- Glen Innes Business Chamber – Spend In Glen Promotion
- Late Night Shopping
- Live Entertainment
Locals are expected to attend in numbers and take the opportunity to get their Chrissie presents locally.
“It’s also a time to support and uplift our local businesses, ensuring they thrive during this important retail season,” Mayor Davis said.
“By shopping locally, we contribute to the growth and vitality of our town, setting the stage for a prosperous future while enjoying the magic of Christmas in our beautiful Highlands.”
Stallholders, artisans, and producers are encouraged to get involved in the 2024 Highlands Markets, with applications still open. Interested parties can apply before Thursday, 31 October 2024 to secure their spot.
For more information on the event or to apply as a stallholder, contact Council’s Tourism and Events Officer at: eventsofficer@gisc.nsw.gov.au.
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