Yesterday the town got into the Christmas spirit throughout the day, which featured a Victorian market, fairground rides, amusements and street entertainers.
The Victorian Christmas market, which started at midday, also included some community stalls and some of the traders also donned traditional Victorian costumes.
The town’s lights, which also included the Lights of Love tree, were switched on at 7pm by the Mayor of Warwick, Cllr Parminder Singh Birdi with Commonwealth Games boxing gold medallist Lewis Williams.
The Christmas Tree Festival inside St Mary’s Church also launched during the event and this year it features 53 trees, which have been decorated by local schools, charities and organisations.
It will be running until December 4 and its costs £2 per adult for entry. Children can enter the festival for free.
The town’s lights, which also included the Lights of Love tree, were switched on at 7pm by the Mayor of Warwick, Cllr Parminder Singh Birdi with Commonwealth Games boxing gold medallist Lewis Williams.
5. Warwick Victorian Evening 2022
Victorian Evening returned to the town on November 24. Photo by Mike Baker Photo: Mike Baker
6. Warwick Victorian Evening 2022
Fairground rides and stall were set up in the town centre for the event. Photo by Mike Baker Photo: Mike Baker
7. Warwick Victorian Evening 2022
Street performers and other characters were also at the event. Photo by Mike Baker Photo: Mike Baker
8. Warwick Victorian Evening 2022
Fairground rides were also set up in the town centre. Photo by Mike Baker Photo: Mike Baker