WREXHAM is preparing to celebrate the grand relaunch of the Butchers Markets with a special four-day event.
On Thursday, November 28 until Sunday, December 1 residents can enjoy the reopening of the Butchers' and General Markets with a special launch running alongside the city's iconic Victorian Christmas Market.
After months of being closed to the public, the multi-million pound refurbishment project has completed, and is ready to welcome back all customers and traders.
Residents can enjoy the Victorian-themed entertainment, hands-on workshops for all ages, and the opportunity to explore the refurbished markets.
It is your chance to discover local businesses and their array of products, and learn more about Wrexham’s rich history as a market hub.
The event will run from 10am until 6pm Thursday to Saturday, and 12pm until 4pm on the Sunday.
With free entry for all, it will feature workshops and entertainment, a traditional bell ringing ceremony, live music, free activities for the whole family, and a historical pop-up exhibition.
The Grade II-listed General and Butchers markets have been renovated as part of the Wrexham Townscape Heritage Scheme, funded through the National Lottery Heritage Fund (with thanks to the National Lottery Players), Welsh Government – Transforming Towns Fund, and Wrexham Council's capital programme.
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This is the first time the markets have been renovated in over three-decades with the work lead by SWG Constructions on behalf of the council.
The combined events of the refurbished markets four-day launch and the Victorian Christmas Market is expected to draw more foot traffic into the city, offering a vibrant atmosphere for locals and visitors alike, as well as increased opportunities for market traders and local businesses during the festive season.
Get the date in your diary - it's going to be a weekend to remember!
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