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Thursday (11/12)

Paint a festive gonk!

Get into the Christmas with a special festive Paint & Sip event at Orso Lounge.

You will paint your own gonk, sip your favourite festive tipple, and enjoy the magic of the season.

No painting experience is needed, with step-by-step instructions and all materials provided.

To find out how to book, click here.

Saturday (13/12)

Art exhibition

The Seasons Art Class is hosting its end of course exhibition.

Held at New Life Church, the exhibition will showcase the amazing work that has been created over the past 14 weeks.

You will be able to meet the artists and find out how to join a future course.

Click here to find out more.

Rotary Christmas Concert

Rotary Congleton's annual Christmas concert is sure to get you in the Christmas spirit.

Expect a programme packed with seasonal music including carols and music from the movies, with performances from Silk Brass and Eaton Bank Encore Choir.

There will also be a special guest performance from the Smallwood C of E Primary School Choir.

To find out more, including how to purchase tickets, click here.

Sunday (14/12)

Christmas Messy Play

Smallwood Village Hall is hosting a festive messy play event for children aged six months to six years.

There will 11 sensory stations to explore, including Polar Express Magic and Oobleck Grinch.

Youngsters will also be able to enjoy a balloon fun room and get to decorate treats to take home.

 More details can be found here.

Until December 23

Traverses

Artist Ian Pearsall has freshened up his exhibition at Victoria Mill.

It now features a number of original oil paintings shaped by Ian's travels, including 'The bookseller's stall in Beaune' and 'The lighthouse on Vincent's Pier in Scarborough'.

Click here for more information.

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