Things To Do

Matlock Victorian Christmas Market

6 December 2024 - 8 December 2024

Matlock Christmas Market hosts around 200 stalls in two marquees across Hall Leys Park, over three days, The weekend’s highlights include Santa’s Grotto and a spectacular firework display on the Sunday evening.

Friday 6th, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th December 2024

There’s fun for all the family to enjoy at the Victorian Matlock Christmas Weekend & Markets.

At the centre of the Town is the impressive Hall Leys Park, which plays host to one of East Midland’s biggest free outdoor Christmas events – the Victorian Matlock Christmas Weekend & Markets.

The market houses around 200 stalls in two marquees and across the park, whilst entertainment is provided throughout the three days. The weekend’s highlights includes Santa’s Grotto (Saturday and Sunday) and the event closes with a spectacular firework display on the Sunday evening. The Town’s cafes and shops will be open throughout the weekend.

Address

Hall Leys Park
Crown Square
Matlock

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