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Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
'Must-visit' festive shopping event to take over Glasgow this Christmas
A new festive shopping event is set to bring Christmas cheer to Glasgow. Deck the Halls will take over the SEC from November 28 to 30, promising an upmarket seasonal experience in partnership with the National Trust for Scotland. The three-day fair will feature up to 200 handpicked exhibitors offering artisan food and drink, exclusive gifts, and interactive festive workshops. (Image: Supplied) Deck the Halls is organised by Springboard Events, a company with 17 years of experience in Scottish trade shows, though this marks its first consumer fair. Mark Saunders, managing director of Springboard Events, said: "We're thrilled to bring Deck the Halls to Glasgow for the very first time. Read more: Meet the baby who beat Covid and is now starting school "With up to 200 handpicked exhibitors, exclusive workshops, and the support of the National Trust for Scotland, we're creating an experience that's all about quality, style, and festive inspiration — a must-visit for anyone looking to make their Christmas truly special." Visitors will find gift ideas from brands including Gather Homeware, Nutscene, Shearer Candles, and Selbrae House, as well as Scottish drinks producers such as The Gin Bothy, Angels Dare Cocktails, Cairn O'Mohr, and North Uist Distillery. Artisan food options will include Edinburgh Honey Co, Everything Chilli, Isle of Mull Seaweed, and Hungry Squirrel. The National Trust for Scotland will also offer a selection of heritage-inspired gifts, with proceeds supporting the charity's conservation work. Tickets start from £14 in advance or £16 on the door. For more information and to book, go to Caroline Reid, director of commercial enterprises at the National Trust for Scotland, said: "We're excited to partner with Deck the Halls for its inaugural event in Glasgow. "This festive fair is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the best of Scottish creativity and craftsmanship while supporting the National Trust for Scotland's vital conservation work. "It's a wonderful way for visitors to enjoy the magic of the season, discover unique gifts, and connect with the heritage that makes Scotland so special."
Glasgow Times
a day ago
- Business
- Glasgow Times
New Christmas shopping event to launch at SEC Glasgow
Deck the Halls will take over the SEC from November 28 to 30, promising an upmarket seasonal experience in partnership with the National Trust for Scotland. The three-day fair will feature up to 200 handpicked exhibitors offering artisan food and drink, exclusive gifts, and interactive festive workshops. (Image: Supplied) Deck the Halls is organised by Springboard Events, a company with 17 years of experience in Scottish trade shows, though this marks its first consumer fair. Mark Saunders, managing director of Springboard Events, said: "We're thrilled to bring Deck the Halls to Glasgow for the very first time. Read more: Meet the baby who beat Covid and is now starting school "With up to 200 handpicked exhibitors, exclusive workshops, and the support of the National Trust for Scotland, we're creating an experience that's all about quality, style, and festive inspiration — a must-visit for anyone looking to make their Christmas truly special." Visitors will find gift ideas from brands including Gather Homeware, Nutscene, Shearer Candles, and Selbrae House, as well as Scottish drinks producers such as The Gin Bothy, Angels Dare Cocktails, Cairn O'Mohr, and North Uist Distillery. Artisan food options will include Edinburgh Honey Co, Everything Chilli, Isle of Mull Seaweed, and Hungry Squirrel. The National Trust for Scotland will also offer a selection of heritage-inspired gifts, with proceeds supporting the charity's conservation work. Tickets start from £14 in advance or £16 on the door. For more information and to book, go to Caroline Reid, director of commercial enterprises at the National Trust for Scotland, said: "We're excited to partner with Deck the Halls for its inaugural event in Glasgow. "This festive fair is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the best of Scottish creativity and craftsmanship while supporting the National Trust for Scotland's vital conservation work. "It's a wonderful way for visitors to enjoy the magic of the season, discover unique gifts, and connect with the heritage that makes Scotland so special."
