Kick-starting with a free winter concert on Sunday, December 2, the Palm House will play host to various other festive-themed musicals, merry tea dances and jovial parties throughout the month
Sefton Park Palm House is to transform into a “magical winter wonderland” this December, with no less than 25 festive events set to take place inside the historic Grade II-listed historic glass house.
Kick-starting with a free winter concert on Sunday, December 2, the Palm House will play host to various other festive-themed musicals, merry tea dances and jovial parties throughout the month.
The Palm House will be screening a host of Christmas classic film favourites from Tuesday 18 to Friday 21 with Nightmare Before Christmas, Die Hard and Scrooge just three of the iconic films being shown under the stars.
Recognising the venue’s proud history and continued commitment to lifelong learning and community engagement, Sefton Park Palm House’s festive programme also includes a number of arts and crafts sessions suitable for all ages, with Garland making workshops and children’s Christmas chocolate parties two dates that simply can’t be missed.
Roy Boardman, director of Sefton Park Palm House Preservation Trust, said: “Our spectacular festive programme has been designed to engage and capture the imagination of all ages; and with a number of free events on offer.
“It’s also a fantastic opportunity for the local community to come together inside Sefton Park Palm House for a seasonal celebration.
“Sefton Park Palm House Preservation Trust is a charity that cares about the local area and its residents, every paid event over the festive period will also directly contribute to our on-going community outreach programmes and life-long learning plans for 2019.”
Showcasing its diversity as a venue, the Palm House’s Active Bingo sessions, Hit and Run comedy night and Christmas sing-a-long in December, are just three other events that are available to book now online.
For more information about Sefton Park Palm House’s festive programme click here and to book tickets for events click here.
Park Palm House festive dates for the diary…
• Sunday 2nd December, 2pm – 4pm – Winter Concert (Free)
• Tuesday 4th December, 2pm – 4pm – Christmas Jazz afternoon (£6.50)
• Wednesday 5th December, 9:30am – 10:30am – Yoga (£8)
• Wednesday 5th December, 10:45am – 11:45am – Guided meditation (£3)
• Thursday 6th December, Doors 7:30pm – Carol concert (£10)
• Friday 7th December, Doors 7:30pm – Hit and Run comedy night (£10)
• Saturday 8th December, 7:45pm – 2am – Salsa Under the Palms (£15 online/£17.50 on the door)
• Sunday 9th December, 2pm – 4pm – Winter concert (Free)
• Monday 10th December, 10am – Garland making (£65)
• Monday 10th December, 1pm – Garland making (£65)
• Tuesday 11th December, 2pm – 4pm – Christmas tea dance amongst the palms (£6.50)
• Wednesday 12th December, 5:30 – 9:30pm – Wedding open evening (Free)
• Thursday 13th December, Doors 7:30pm – Carol concert (£10)
• Saturday 15th December, 2pm – 4pm – Children’s Christmas chocolate parties (£15)
• Saturday 15th December, 6pm – 8pm – Chocolate parties (£20)
• Sunday 16th December, 2pm – 4pm – Winter concert (Free)
• Tuesday 18th December – 2pm – 4pm – Christmas sing-a-long (£6.50)
• Tuesday 18th December – Doors 5pm – Christmas cinema night, Elf (Adults £10/Children £8)
• Tuesday 18th December – Doors 8pm – Christmas cinema night, 1951 Scrooge (Adults £10/Children £8)
• Wednesday 19th December – Doors 5pm – Christmas cinema night, Greatest showman sing-a-long (Adults £10/Children £8)
• Wednesday 19th December – Doors 8:30pm – Christmas cinema night, Die Hard (Adults £10)
• Thursday 20th December – Doors 5pm – Christmas cinema night, Muppets Christmas Carol (Adults £10/Children £8)
• Thursday 20th December – Doors 8pm – Christmas cinema night, Nightmare before Christmas (Adults £10/Children £8)
• Friday 21st December – Doors 5pm – Christmas cinema night, Home Alone (Adults £10/Children £8)
• Friday 21st December – Doors 8:30pm – Christmas cinema night, Nightmare before Christmas (Adults £10/Children £8)