ST. ENOCH centre has announced it will hold a series of family-friendly festive events while raising funds for Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity.
After missing out on last year's celebrations, the city-centre shopping destination wants to help Glaswegians "reclaim Christmas" with its Take Back Christmas pop-up event.
Every weekend between November 27 to December 19, the centre will be jam-packed with immersive events such as crafting activities, 'Glasgvegas-style' illuminations, retailer-led festivities, and of course, a meet Santa experience.
Anne Ledgerwood, St. Enoch general manager, said: "We are going all out this Christmas and everyone's invited to join us in making it one to remember in 2021!
"We all missed out on the magic last year and so our mission is to help Glasgow Take Back Christmas through a range of run, accessible events that contribute to good causes and capture the true spirit of the season."
The Meet Santa Experience will see Father Christmas host a storytelling session with a fun Glasgow twist and must be booked in advance.
Tickets cost £5 and go on sale from today.
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There are also Peaceful Santa sessions on Sunday mornings for those with additional needs to embrace the festivities without sensory overload.
Sessions are free and can be booked via phone on 0141 204 3900.
On the evenings of Thursday, December 2 and December 9, guests can learn how to perfectly wrap gifts while enjoying nibbles and treats.
Pre-booking is essential and tickets cost £10.
There will also be free theatrical performances of the Tron Theatre's Festive Suitcase Stories on December 4, 5 and 19 on the hour between 11am to 4pm.
All proceeds from ticket sales will go to Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity, with some other activities being offered in return for a donation.
To find out more and to book tickets click HERE.
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