Christmas parade to be held again this year
Organisers of a parade that attracted thousands of people to Halifax town centre say the event will be held again this year.
Last year’s Halifax Christmas Parade was a massive success, seeing hordes of people flock to enjoy beautifullycrafted light-up puppets and lanterns, a troupe of dancing elves and stomping music.
After a day of festive entertainment around the town – which included characters from the pantomimes at Victoria Theatre and Viaduct Theatre, face-painting and more - the parade set off from Woolshops and made its way through part of the town centre to The Piece Hall.
Discover Halifax says it will again be teaming up with Handmade Productions – the organisation behind Hebden Bridge’s Handmade Parade – for another “truly unforgettable” event this Christmas.
And they are looking for more people to get involved.
"Following the resounding success of Parade Day 2023, we're on the lookout for businesses and talented individuals to be part of the magic,” Discover Halifax have posted.
"Are you a town centre business eager for a sponsorship opportunity that will shine a spotlight on your brand?
"Or perhaps you're part of a school, college, dance troupe, marching band, or theatre group bursting with talent and looking for a platform to showcase your skills?
"If you've got talent to share or a passion for spreading joy, we want you to be part of this extraordinary event.
"Join us as we illuminate the streets of Halifax with festive cheer and create memories that will last a lifetime.”
For more information, people can email Mandy at business@halifaxbid.co.uk