Join The Mowbray and Victoria in Neepsend for a joy-filled Festive Festival.
The Festive Festival is a cosy, twinkling candlelit hive of all things beautiful and delicious to ease you into the season most effortlessly. A fun and friendly day of Christmas shopping, coffee sipping, feasting, indulging in a Christmas cocktail or two and roaming and relaxing through two beautiful spaces.
Buy gifts, lovely little bits for your home, beautiful things to wear and styling for your festive table to really get you in the mood for celebrating this most magic time of the year.
The venue's Whirlow Farm Firs have been decked out with gorgeous paper art and heritage baubles. And at Victoria, Japanese artist Shino aka SANPO has created the magical festive scenes on the window panes in The Clubhouse and The Chapel.
Entry
£5 per adult. Entry also includes a boozy or non-boozy festive tipple. Children are super welcome and there is no charge!
No dogs inside – they are welcome in the beautiful Courtyard at Victoria.
Pick from two times slots: late morning 11am–2pm and afternoon from 2pm.
Christmas Choirs at Victoria
11am - The Voice Academy
1pm - Tracks
4pm - Timothy Peters Christmas Sing-a-long
Kids Christmas Story Times & Crafts
Join children’s book author and illustrator Bethan Woollvin for a special fairytale story time and festive craft session at Victoria's Chapel at 12pm and 2pm.
Food & drink
Look forward to the return of The Mowbray Christmas Butty, plus a delicious veggie Christmas Pasty. Clubhouse Social at Victoria will be packed to the rafters with delicious Christmas coffee, savoury and sweet treats. There'll be a Clubhouse Social Coffee pop up at The Mowbray too, and Christmas bars in both venues making and shaking the festive spirit and serving Christmas cocktails all day. Plus a mulled wine and mince pie pop-up in the Courtyard.
Makers and creators:
Bethan Woolvin – children’s book author and illustrator
Mimi Odette – heritage knitwear
SANPO – vibrant botanical flowers and plant illustrations
Harriet Eccleston – timeless womenswear
Beth Pegler – handmade jewellery in recycled silver
Emlyn Delaney & Co – floral original art and homeware gifts
Bel Holland Ceramics – pottery inspired by the Peak District
One Hundred Stars – independent fashion using sustainable fabrics
Marigold Antiques – curated collection of fine vintage and antique jewellery and accessories
Greystone Flowers – sustainable, seasonal arrangements by local flower farmers and florists
Luiza Holub – artist and printmaker working with linocut and monoprint
WOLF Clothing Collective – unisex vintage workwear
Didi Cor – handmade jewellery inspired by organic textures and rustic landscapes
Eve Gnoyke – a potter making pots for the home and everyday rituals
By Coco Cooper – zero-waste jewellery and gifts
Fennell's – seasonally inspired ice creams
Juno Books – sharing the love of reading
Porter Brook Deli & StarmoreBoss – Christmas cheese and wine
Charcol Accessories – timeless yet contemporary jewellery
Throwing Shade – beautiful lampshades using vintage and contemporary fabrics
Patterns & Synchronicities Tarot – offering 15 & 30 mins readings, as well as gift cards
Paper Goods – beautifully made, eco-conscious stationery
Nomad Maison – rugs and homewares built on connection
Craft, Sheffield – hand made gifts, homewares, clothing and accessories
Essence & Alchemy – handcrafted aromatherapy candles and incense
Ruth Wilde – functional and decorative ceramics
Pangolin Craft Beer – a micropub based in the heart of Hillsborough
Bullion Craft Chocolate – bean-to-bar craft chocolate bars and hot chocolates
Imagician – local, artisanal calendars
