You’re invited to an Easter Egg-stravaganza

Wednesday, March 20, 2024

Wakefield Council are excited to announce a cracking Easter programme packed with free family fun, at all six markets in the district over the school holidays.

Visitors can enjoy Easter-themed craft activities and even meet the Easter Bunny. They will also be able to explore all the markets have to offer while taking part in the egg hunt, with prizes awarded for children who complete it.

“We know the school holidays can sometimes feel like a long time to keep the kids entertained so come along and enjoy some free, fun Easter activities at one of our markets.

“And while you’re there, why not browse the stalls and support our fantastic local market traders.”

Cllr Michael Graham

Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Economic Growth

Cllr Michael Graham

Wakefield District Markets Easter Egg-stravaganza events will take place between 10am and 3pm at the following markets:

•           Normanton: Monday 25 March
•           South Elmsall: Tuesday 26 March
•           Pontefract: Wednesday 27 March
•           Castleford: Thursday 28 March
•           Ossett: Friday 29 March
•           Wakefield (Teall Way): Saturday 30 March

Spaces for the Easter crafts are limited, so parents are encouraged to book a free ticket in advance for each child wishing to take part. For further details about the events and to secure a ticket, visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/wakefield-district-markets-73003803303?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=social_media&utm_campaign=markets_easter&utm_id=1&utm_term=markets_easter&utm_content=Eventbrite

The Easter celebrations follow two highly successful markets events last year, including their Halloween Spooktacular Pumpkin Festival and Christmas Elf School.

This is just one of many planned events and activities coming to the district’s markets throughout 2024. To stay informed about all things markets, and be the first to know about future events, residents should follow Wakefield District Markets on Facebook and Instagram.

 

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