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      CHESTERFIELD CHRISTMAS MARKET AND LIGHTS

(2008 details will be published when available)

THE FEATURE

A busy redbrick town, with more than 250 stalls doing a lively trade on market days, a delightful cricket ground at Queens Park and an unusual church spire. Second only to Derby in population in the county, it is quite different in style and character to any of its neighbours in the Peak District.

 

Market Sunset  (Chesterfield B.C.)

For a taste of Christmas magic, make sure you’re here at 5pm on the 18 November 2007, and see the Christmas lights come on as you wander around the town. The High Street shops will be open for Sunday trading.

 

Want to know more?  Give the Tourist Information Centre a call (Tel: 01246 345777/8) because there’s something for everyone at Chesterfield’s Christmas Market, so come along and join the fun!

 

Spire and Lights  (Chesterfield B.C.)

 

FURTHER INFORMATION

For further information on Chesterfield and all the Christmas activities contact:

Tourist Information Centre

Rykneld Square

CHESTERFIELD

S40 1SB

Tel: 01246 345777/8
Fax: 01246 345770

Website: www.visitchesterfield.info

 

St Mary and All Saints Church

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CHESTERFIELD CHRISTMAS MARKET AND LIGHTS

(2008 details will be published as soon as available)

Chesterfield Christmas Lights are scheduled to be switched on SUNDAY 18 NOVEMBER 2007, at approximately 5pm in Rykneld Square.

The market starts at 10am and will continue until 7pm. After the lights have been switched on you will be able to return to the Market Place and enjoy roast chestnuts and perhaps buy some presents.

There will also be fairground rides in New Square and craft stalls in the Market Place.


INFORMATION

CHESTERFIELD SHOPS

LATE NIGHT SHOPPING

Information Received:

 

Christmas Market

 The Chesterfield Christmas Market will be held on Sunday, 18th November 2007 and generally town centre stores will be open from then, every Sunday until the Sunday before Christmas from 10 am until 4 pm. 


 

Sunday Markets

Will be held on 18th November and 16th & 23rd December from 10am - 4pm.

 

Park all day on Sundays for a £1.


 

 Late Night Opening

Chesterfield Town centre shops will open till 7pm (some shops will stay open later) every Thursday from 22nd November  until 20th December 2007.

 

Park for £1 after 6 pm in all town centre car parks.


 

Markets

Will be held every day from Monday 10th December to Sunday 23rd December 2007. There will be markets in Christmas Week on Monday 24th December and Friday & Saturday, 28 & 29 December 2007. There will also be a market on Monday 31st December 2007.


 

Car Boot Sales

Will be held in Soresby Street Car Park on Sunday 18th November 2007, otherwise it will be held as usual in the Holywell Cross Car Park.


 

See the lights and buy your presents.

 


CHESTERFIELD WALK

This walk takes you through lovely peaceful countryside along well defined tracks and quiet lanes only two miles to the south of the centre of Chesterfield. There are good views of Derbyshire lowland agricultural scenery to the south and west. Click the link below to go to the walk.

 

Chesterfield Walk

 


CHESTERFIELD FEATURE

It is the crooked spire, that does most to make Chesterfield famous and the first thing newcomers usually look for on arrival in the town. The spire to St Mary and All Saints Church, started its life straight, but is now 9 feet 5 inches out of line and leans a tiny bit further every year.

 

Chesterfield Feature

  


 

QUEEN'S PARK

 

Queen's Park at Chesterfield is considered by many well known authorities on the game to be one of the most beautiful cricket grounds in the world.

 

It appeared that after celebrating its centenary in 1998, that it would be permanently lost to County Cricket. Fortunately, Derbyshire returned in 2006, after Queen's Park underwent a £4.7m facelift.

 

 

Queen's Park - County Cricket

 

 

 

 

 

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