Nethercott House Christmas Tree Festival

Nethercott House Christmas Tree Festival

Where

Nethercott House, Iddesleigh, EX19 8SN

When

Friday 13th December 4pm – 8.30pm

About

Certainly an evening for the community! Come and support our wonderful charity with your friends and family.

Stalls, live music, food and drink all inside our beautiful Victorian House with the trees (this year) undercover in our decorated polytunnel. Our wooded Spinney area will be lit up and we’re excited to discover magical elf acrobats too!

FREE ENTRY to all.

STALLS – (all indoors) buy a range of beautifully crafted products and support local small businesses. We’ll also have our own charity merchandise. We will have a raffle, face painting as well as craft table for the children. Guess the weight of the Christmas cake is always a winner too, and order your own veg box or Christmas Goose ahead of the big day.

FOOD – enjoy freshly home baked sweet treats and hot foods like burgers and hot dogs, vegi and vegan burgers (gluten free options available). All meat is from Winkleigh’s Mad Butcher.

DRINKS – As well as a range of soft drinks, hot and cold, we will have Sam’s Ciders and local beers, mulled wine, mulled cider and mulled apple juice – there’s something for everyone!

ENTERTAINMENT – eleven lovingly decorated trees will light up our magical polytunnel whilst inside our stunning Victorian Manor House will be home to Christmas itself. We’ve got two local choirs set to entertain us throughout the evening and entertainment for the children with some elves.

Right now, we’re on the lookout for our last stall holder places, we have one music slot, as well as community groups or families to decorate a tree £10, sponsor or dedicate a tree to a loved one for £50 or buy one of these locally grown trees for £35 from John Cockram Christmas Trees in Chulmleigh.

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