Christmas Markets at Avebury
Why not do some Christmas shopping at a selection of local gift stalls at Avebury? Browse a range of artisanal products while listening to carols and festive music.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Continue your Christmas shopping and support local makers with a range of handmade goods on offer at the market. There will be different stallholders at each weekend of the market so plenty of opportunity to browse a wide variety of products including textiles, recycled wood, jewellery, and handmade dog treats. Why not come back a couple of times to see the lovely crafts on offer? All set within the atmospheric seventeenth century threshing barn, there will be carols and music each afternoon.
Please note: due to the lack of mobile signal at Avebury, card payment devices can be unreliable so please bring cash.
Times
The basics
- Suitability
All ages welcome.
- Meeting point
Come to visitor reception in the barn. Follow signs for the Farmyard from the main visitor carpark.
- What to bring and wear
Wear warm clothes as the barn is not heated.
- Accessibility
The path to the Old Farmyard is rough and uneven in places. The barn can be accessed in a way free from steps. Accessible toilet available. Mobility vehicles available to borrow for free.
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Upcoming events
October half term apple trail
With apple activities for the whole family to enjoy, why not visit Avebury Manor Garden this October half term to get fully immersed in autumn.
Dark skies: family stone circle walk
An evening of astronomy for families in the stone circle. Take part in a lantern craft activity followed by a dark walk in the henge with a fascinating talk about the stars. End with warming refreshments.
Family stone circle tour
Visiting with children and want to know more about Avebury? You can join a tour on Wednesdays and Sundays during school holidays to learn more about this amazing site as a family!
Christmas at Avebury
Avebury Manor remains closed following flooding in January, but Christmas magic will be sprinkled across the site and there’s still lots of festive cheer for all to enjoy.