Potton Christmas lights switch-on spreads some festive cheer
Potton Lower School Choir and New Singers of Potton. Picture: Alan Leggatt. - Credit: Archant
Festive spirit is spreading, with the Potton Christmas lights switch-on having taken place.
People enjoyed carol singing, hot food and a funfair, before Father Christmas made an appearance at the event in Market Square last Friday and was tasked with switching on the Christmas lights.
Before the lights switch-on there were a number of live performances, including by Potton Lower School Choir and New Voices of Potton.
On Sunday, the Sandy Christmas Fayre and lights switch-on took place in the town’s Market Square where there was a wealth of entertainment to suit all ages.
There were festive stalls, live entertainment in the form of stage acts, a funfair, community carol singing, magical unicorn ponies, a juggling elf and dress up characters.
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There was also an all-important visit from Santa.
The event was organised by The Friends of Sandy Christmas Lights.
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For more information on the group’s upcoming events, search ‘The Friends of Sandy Christmas Lights on Facebook.