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Make Magical Christmas Memories at the Rare Breeds Centre

Make Magical Christmas Memories at the Rare Breeds Centre

The magic of Christmas begins at the Rare Breeds Centre near Ashford, where the most wonderful time of the year is celebrated in festive style. The season starts with their Christmas Gift The post Make Magical Christmas Memories at the Rare Breeds Centre appeared first on insideKENT.

The magic of Christmas begins at the Rare Breeds Centre near Ashford, where the most wonderful time of the year is celebrated in festive style. The season starts with their Christmas Gift Market on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th November, inviting visitors to step into the twinkling Benson Barn, filled with locally crafted treasures, unique gifts, toys, handmade treats, and festive Christmas hamper raffles.

Find something for everyone

Visitors should wrap up warmly and can purchase a mulled wine and mince pie to enjoy while browsing the stalls in search of the perfect present for friends and family.

A sprinkle of Christmas magic for the little ones

Children can post their letters to Father Christmas in the magical post box located within the market. Those heading into the farm can stop by the Discovery Zone, where festive stationery will be available for youngsters to write their letters in style. Parents are encouraged to include an email address so Father Christmas can send a reply.

Make a day of it

Entry to the Christmas Market is free, with no admission or parking fees required. Alternatively, visitors can purchase a regular day ticket to enjoy even more family fun on the farm. Whether shopping for gifts, soaking up the holiday spirit, or creating magical memories together, the Christmas Gift Market offers the perfect start to the season, filled with creativity, charm, and Christmas sparkle.

A Truly Magical Christmas featuring Santa’s Grotto

The Rare Breeds Centre’s family-favourite, Santa’s Grotto, opens on Saturday 22nd November , welcoming families every weekend through to Christmas. For those eager to see Father Christmas before his sleigh departs, the grotto will also be open from Monday 22nd December to Wednesday, 24th December, offering a final chance to meet him before the big day.

A festive wonderland at the Rare Breeds Centre

As the season unfolds, Santa’s cheerful elves will arrive early to sprinkle Christmas magic throughout the farm. Visitors can expect twinkling lights, seasonal cheer, and an enchanting countryside setting transformed into a festive wonderland.

 

Meet Father Christmas and his merry elves

The cattle barn will be transformed into a magical Santa’s Grotto, where families can enjoy daily festive shows starring Father Christmas and his jolly elves. In the Children’s Barn, twinkling lights, a beautiful Christmas tree, and plenty of photo-perfect spots await families looking to capture cherished memories. Outside the grotto, a flurry of snow from the snow machine will add an extra touch of Christmas wonder.

Festive fun for the whole family

All grotto tickets include a full day of farm fun, plus Christmas craft activities in the Discovery Zone and a 12 Days of Christmas Letter Trail winding through the festive farmyard. Each activity, including planting a personal Christmas tree, is designed to create lasting memories at the heart of this Christmas-themed countryside attraction

 

Capture the magic

A professional photographer will be available to capture each child’s special moment with Father Christmas, though families are also welcome to take their own photos.

SEN-Friendly Sessions

The Rare Breeds Centre are pleased to offers SEN-friendly grotto sessions, tailored for families seeking a quieter, more relaxed experience. These sessions feature fewer guests and a calm, welcoming atmosphere, ideal for children and adults who prefer a gentler environment.

Festive treats at the Granary Restaurant

Visitors can warm up at the Granary Restaurant with a turkey and cranberry panini, gourmet coffee, or a seasonal sweet treat, the perfect way to end a magical day on the farm.

This festive season, the Rare Breeds Centre invites families to experience days filled with joy, laughter, and the true spirit of Christmas. Father Christmas and his elves look forward to welcoming everyone for a celebration to remember.

Full details for the Christmas Gift Market  and ticket information for the Truly Magical Christmas event can be found on the Rare Breeds Centre website at RareBreeds.org.uk. You can also reach them via email at [email protected] or by phone at 01233 861493.

 

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