The Matlock Victorian Christmas Market is celebrating it's 24th year this year and once again Morclean is delighted to be supporting the Christmas Market! Taking place in Matlock's Hall Leys Park the market holds around 200 stalls in two large marquees with an array of items on offer. This year's Victorian Christmas Market will take place on the first weekend in December from Friday 1st December to Sunday 3rd December. This Christmas market isn't just for shopping, there are a whole host of other activities happening throughout the weekend including Santa's grotto, Light's switch-on and fireworks on the Sunday! So, if you're stuck for something to do this weekend, why not pop and visit the shops and cafes in Matlock whilst you're there and warm up with a nice hot chocolate or glass of mulled wine? The market and activities are   free entry and opening times vary so check the Facebook page for more details.

This weekend was the Matlock Christmas Market in which we helped out and offered our support. Matlock kicked off the festivities in style and put on a market of gargantuan proportions full with Christmas activities and over 100 market stalls. Morclean were happy to lend a hand at yet another great community event and get involved in the festivities. The market boasted free entry and an array of activities including: Reindeer Santa's Grotto Traditional Christmas Cuisine Huge Fairground Craft Stalls Pony Sleigh Rides Christingle Service 

On the 2nd-4th of December we helped out at the Matlock Victorian Christmas weekend- a Christmas fair that takes place at the Hall Leys park in Matlock. This year marked the 23rd year the market took place and boasted around 200 stall in 2 marquees across the park. Entertainment was provided throughout the three days with a mix of old favourites and new surprises for 2016- a great event for all of the family. Smooth FM were in the main marquee providing entertainment and offering the chance for one lucky attendee to win a hamper from Marks and Spencer The weekend's highlights included Santa's Grotto, a Christmas parade and a celebrity light switch-on. The town was bustling and a total of 25,000 people attended over the 3 days. Local radio station Smooth FM also attended and played music at the event. The market even boasted some adventurous light displays We enjoyed helping out at this great community event and were happy to lend a helping hand with the organis...