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Careers with Sanctuary
We are a national housing and care
provider that employs over 1,100 people
in Worcester with jobs based across our
city centre office, local care homes and
support services.
Alongside a range of job roles we offer an
award winning apprentice programme as
well as work experience placements and a
popular graduate development scheme.
Our strength lies in the high quality of our
people and we understand the importance
of investing time, effort and funding into
jobs and training.

2 Welcome Note
4 Competitions &
Other Events in Worcester

5-6 Stallholders at the Fayre

7-8 Map, Transport & Parking
11-12 Entertainment Programme

Welcome Note
Welcome to the 22nd annual Worcester Victorian Christmas Fayre programme.
Hailed as the Midlands most prestigious Victorian themed street market, it really is the
best way to kick start the festive season by soaking up the atmosphere of vibrant colours,
harmonious sounds and enticing scents of Christmas.
Once again Worcesters historic streets will be filled with
hundreds of stalls selling an array of products including
local arts and crafts, international products, festive gifts
and not forgetting the tempting food court. Whether
youre looking for a Christmas decoration, piece of
unique jewellery, unusual item for the home or some
edible festive treats you wont be disappointed with
the varied choice on offer.
To entertain we have traditional carol singers, dance groups,
school choirs and the fantastic Clik Clik Collective eerie
Victorian procession on Saturday.
If you enjoyed the Fayre why not visit Worcestershire
again for a truly English experience. From lush rolling
countryside to magnificent hill ranges, its the home
of freedom and tranquility, a hub for the arts and
home to festivals and events galore.

For further information on the Worcester Victorian

Christmas Fayre or Worcestershire please contact;
Worcester Tourist Information Centre
The Guildhall, High Street, Worcester WR1 2EY
Tel 01905 726311
Email touristinfo@visitworcestershire.org
Alternatively visit;
www.visitworcestershire.org or
www.visitworcestershire.org/christmasfayre
Wishing you an enjoyable visit to the Fayre and we
hope to welcome you back to Worcestershire soon!
Best wishes
The Visit Worcestershire Team at Herefordshire
& Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the time of printing, October 2014, the publisher accepts no responsibility for omissions
or errors in this publication. Up-to-date stall listings can be found at visitworcestershire.org/christmasfayre or facebook.com/worcesterfayre.
Photographs courtesy of VisitWorcester and Roger King, RWK Photography.

To find out more about our employment opportunities please visit

www.sanctuary-group.co.uk/careers
@SanctuaryCareer

Sanctuary Group is a trading name of Sanctuary Housing Association, an exempt charity

For further up-to-date event information, special offers and to find out
more about Worcestershire, please explore visitworcestershire.org/
christmasfayre or follow us on Facebook and Twitter
facebook.com/
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twitter.com/
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Information Centre

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We oer generous allowances and a one-o
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Visit for unique christmas gifts, tree decorations,

calendars and local food & drink.
Open Mon to Sat, 9.30am-5pm and throughout
the Christmas Fayre
The Guildhall, High Street, Worcester WR1 2EY
Call 01905 726311
Email touristinfo@visitworcestershire.org,
www.visitworcestershire.org

For your chance

to WIN a WORCESTER
GIFT HAMPER simply
answer this question...

CHILDRENS
COMPETITION
Win a family ticket to Beauty & The Beast.
Simply colour or decorate Belle &
The Beast. Download an entry form
from www.visitworcestershire.org/
christmasfayre. Entries to be posted in the
competition box in the TIC (address above).

What fruit is on the

Worcestershire Flag in
the Tourist Information
Centre?

BEAUTY & THE BEAST

To enter simply complete

a form in the TIC and post in
the competition box.

is showing at the Swan Theatre from

1st December4th January

Box Office 01905 611427

CLOSING DATE FOR BOTH COMPETITIONS IS SATURDAY 6th DECEMBER

St Swithuns Institute

Other
Events Greyfriars House
The Trinity

27th30th November, during Fayre hours

Music & Refreshments
No admission fee

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27 & 28 November,
6-9pm Candle-lit Christmas
Admission fee

Worcester Cathedral
28 & 29 November, 10am-4pm
30th November, 12.30-3.30pm
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Christmas Fayre in the Cloisters

No admission fee

Museum of
Royal Worcester
Severn Street

29th November, 10am-2pm

Valuation & Identification Day
with Henry Sandon MBE
Admission fee

Worcester Cathedral
29th November, 7.30pm
Sing Choirs of Angels
Admission fee
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Stallholders at the Christmas Fayre

Local Arts & Crafts
An area in Friar Street and parts of
Charles Street, where products are at
least 80% handcrafted locally, using
local and reclaimed materials and
featuring original designs.
Adrian Higgins Visual Artist, Friar Street
Collages of a series of original photographs
and wall paper swatches
Anna Christine Textiles, High Street
Make it yourself woodland animals,
memo boards, purses, keyrings
Beads on the Beach Jewellery,
Friar Street
Handmade jewellery using polymer clay
Claytime Design, High Street
Jewellery made out of clay, keyrings,
photo frames
Dragan Wood Art, Friar Street
Handcarved bowls, platters, spoons, trays,
mugs and more
Elegance Crafts, Charles Street
Present bags, calendars, door hangers,
knitted stockings, tree decorations, etc
Fancy Features, New Street
Interactive stall with a Christmas themed
giant colouring-in artwork
Floragraphics, Friar Street
Canvas prints, coasters, cards from hand
pressed flowers
Georgie Haywood, Friar Street
Pictures made from driftwood,
string and fabric
Hel Bent Books, High Street
Unique handmade books
Jane Akester Designs, Friar Street
Jewellery
Jormae Pourri, Pump Street
Potpourri, wreaths, garlands and
lavender hearts, etc
Mad Hatters, New Street
Knitted hats and scarves, headbands
and ear warmers
Mia Mia Jewels, Friar Street
Christmas decorations, jewellery and
jewellery boxes, scarves and bags
Pewter Works, Pump Street
Pewter jewellery, letter racks, key rings,
door wedges and personalised items
The Pod Floating Studio Gallery,
Friar Street
Handmade canal inspired glass
Respoke Designs, High Street
Jewellery made out of old bicycle parts
Rose & Green, High Street
Handmade vintage jewellery accessories
and aprons

Spoons from the Shed, High Street

Handmade jewellery, silver antique and
vintage cutlery
Wild Sage & Co, High Street
Handmade soaps and balms
Wildwood Coppice Crafts, Friar Street
Locally made decorations from hazel wood

Local Food & Drink

High quality food and drink from
local producers and Heart of England
Fine Foods group members.
Barbourne Cider and Perry,
Food Court & High Street
Worcestershire ciders and perries,
hot spicy cider
Bredon Hill Foods, Food Court
Elderflower presses and cordials with
blackcurrant, plum and gooseberry variations
Callow Hill Country Wine, Food Court
English fruit wines, bottled cider, mulled wine
Checketts of Ombersley, Friar Street
Local cheeses, homemade meat products
and fish pts
Chilli Zoo, Friar Street
Chilli products; jams, relishes, oil, chocolate
Cocomo Chocolate, Food Court
Locally made fine Belgian chocolates and
novelties
Croome Cuisine, Food Court,
Friar Street & High Street
Award-winning speciality cheeses
incorporating local iconic ingredients
Dimkins Patisserie, Food Court
French Macaroons
Emilys Jams & Pickles, Food Court
Local jams, marmalades, mustards, chutneys,
oils, dressings, vinegar and honey
Flyford Food Company, Food Court
Air dried biltong
The Friday Beer Company Ltd, Friar Street
Gift boxed bottles of ales, mini-kegs of ale.
Branded beer glasses
Fudgeheaven, High Street
Handmade fuffle (fudge or truffle?) bars
and fufflechinos
Gloucester Brewery, Charles Street
Hand crafted bottled ales made in Gloucester,
gift packed and branded pint glasses
Gwatkin Cider Co Ltd, New Street
Real farmhouse cider and perry
Luxury Hampers, Food Court
Luxury Hampers
Pie Creator, High Street
Handmade savoury pies
Rachels Cakes, Pump Street
Cakes in a jar, cakepops, cookies
and cupcakes

Severn Cider Ltd, Pump Street

Hot cider, bottles of cider and perry
Shropshire Spice Co, Food Court
Traditional stuffing mixes, breadcrumb
coatings, spice mixes and gourmet dips
Three Counties Liquors, High Street
Sloe gin, cherry brandy, citrus spiced whisky,
hip flasks
Worcester Round Table, New Street
Hot chestnuts

Arts, Crafts &

Accessories
Bohemian Beads, New Street
Fairtrade knit cardigans and handmade
Xmas decorations
Ciaobella, High Street
Hats, scarves and fur bands
Collision Accessories, High Street
Italian leather and suede handbags.
Printed scarves
Fair and Funky Skirts, High Street
Organic and Fairtrade leggings, bags,
purses and scarves
Hats It, New Street
Hats to fit all heads and pockets, from
trilbies to flat caps, fedoras and cloches
Magnolia Jewellery, New Street
Handmade gemstone jewellery with silver
and genuine pearls, pashminas
Mavimomies Ltd, High Street
Handmade scarves, jewellery and
Italian clothing
Passion to Fashion, High Street
Handbags, jewellery, scarves, hats and
ladies accessories
Ridgeway Leather, High Street
Sheepskin and leather goods
Silver Del Sol, High Street
Sterling silver jewellery decorated with
semi precious stones, shells and fossils
Westmorland Sheepskins, New Street
Leather and sheepskin gloves, purses, belts,
wool caps, chammys, laces and slippers

Festive Gifts,
Home & Garden
Aloe My Friend, Charles Street
Aloe Vera products
Barafundle, High Street
Personalised childrens story CDs,
Nursery Rhyme Land, Three Little Pigs
Birch Hill Dog Rescue, Charles Street
Handmade dog treats, dog Christmas tree
decorations and hampers
Charity Link on behalf of The Dogs Trust,
High Street
Sponsor a dog, charity campaign

Christmas at The Tollhouse, High Street

Christmas decorations, cinnamon candles,
spice pot pourri, wreaths and garlands
Claire Waters, High Street
Handmade glass panels, jewellery, clocks
and hangers
Complexity Crystals, New Street
Crystals, minerals and fossils created into
decorative items for the home
Engraved in Me, Pump Street
Engraved mugs
Explore 4 Fun, a Treasure Trails
Gold Partner, Charles Street
Treasure hunts with a back story, clues
and photographs
Footbury Nurseries, High Street
Festive lanterns
Fragrance Express UK, High Street
Catalytic lamps and oils
Jane Tomlinson, Pump Street
Decorative candles
Kiec Garden Products, High Street
Flower pot men garden products
Milestone Garden Ornaments, High Street
Garden ornaments
Plain Slate, Charles Street
Range of slate products
Pollyfields, High Street
Garlands, door wreaths and Christmas tree
decorations using natural fruit and spices
Purple Christmas, High Street
Wooden and fabric christmas decorations,
stocking fillers
Saunders Personalised Tree Decorations,
New Street
Personalised Christmas decorations
Skys the Limit, New Street
Woodcraft construction kits
Stylish Flames, High Street
Biofuel products for home and garden
The Slimbridge Soap Company,
Pump Street
Soaps, body creams, lip balms,
lavender pillows and bath bombs
Tuffnell Glass, High Street
Handmade glass Christmas decorations,
lanterns and candle holders
Wildestyle, High Street
Colourful statement jewellery from
Nora May Attractive
Wingers, High Street
Recycled antique silver cutlery, wind chimes,
hooks, oil burners, bracelets. Coin cutting

Hot Food & Drink

Cotswold Crepes, High Street
Crepes
Crepe Expectations, New Street
Sweet and savoury crepes,
hot and cold drinks
Garlands Wine, Friar Street
Mulled wine and cider

Hop & Stagger Outside Bars, High Street

Homemade mulled cider
La Bonne Crepe, Food Court
Crepes
The Rotary Club of Worcester South,
Charles Street
Mulled wine and mince pies
The Waterside Caf, High Street
Naked Waffles and Belgium hot chocolate

International
Arts & Crafts
Elefair Giftware, High Street
Nepalese and Balinese giftware, jewellery,
homeware and accessories
Ethnico, New Street
Alpaca handmade jewellery, accessories
and homeware
Kaynara, High Street
Fairtrade goods made in Thailand and Nepal;
handbags, satchels, candles, carvings
Ruby Wu, High Street
Handmade wooden homeware made
from yule logs
San Jose Import, High Street
Wool hats, cardigans, dream catchers
from Ecuador
Sundari Ltd, High Street
Handmade jewellery. Contemporary celtic,
art deco and classic designs
Taylor Made Frames, High Street
Framed pictures and original oil paintings

Tasty Gifts & Treats

Alexanders, New Street
Bexton Cheese, Food Court
Handmade farmhouse cheese,
individually waxed
The Cherry Tree, High Street
A range of chutneys, preserves, curds,
cheese and sauces
Choco Passion, New Street
Italian chocolate made into tool shapes
The Continental Bakery, Food Court
& High Street
Artisan breads, cakes and pastries
Direct Beers Limited, Food Court
Quirky and novel bottled beers in gift packs
Field Bar Wines, Food Court
Fruit and flower wines
Hettys Tea Party, New Street
Cakes, tarts, biscuits, brownies
Irvin Confectionary, Pump Street
Confectionary
Jane Elizabeth Confectionery,
Cornmarket & New Street
Toffee and fudge
The Little Round Cake Company,
High Street
Tweeners (mini layer cakes), meringues,
meringue bites, tarts and brownies
Marks & Spencer, Pump Street
Christmas biscuits and chocolates

Med Foods Ltd, Food Court & High Street

Olives, dried fruit, nuts, Turkish delight
and baklava
Rose Cottage Food Ltd, Food Court
Homemade pork pies, savouries and
pork scratchings
Rubys, High Street
Cinnamon roasted nuts
Ryan Jepson Cheeses, Food Court
Handmade traditional and specialist cheeses
Victors Drinks, New Street
Cider and mixed berry drink kits

Twinning
Worcester, Cornmarket
Scarves, Jewellery, bags, greeting cards
Kleve (Germany), Cornmarket
Glhwein, stollen, marzipan and biscuits
Le Vesinet (France), Cornmarket
Cheeses, pt, mustards, canard, tapenade,
preserves and crepes (ThuSat only)
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Ukmerge (Lithuania), Cornmarket
Handmade crafts from lace and felt
(ThuSat only)

Catering
Bearsgreatescapes, The Shambles
Venison burgers
Brockworth Sausage, Friar Street
Bratwurst sausages
Bronys Event Catering, Pump Street
Steak burgers and sausages
Bubba Grill, Food Court
Flavoured chicken, ribs, gourmet burgers
The Cardinals Hat, Cornmarket
& Friar Street
Bar. Live music stage (Friar Street)
Chesters Restaurant, New Street
Mexican food
Churtopia, Charles Street
Spanish churros
Coffee Kings, New Street
Coffee and hot chocolate with Baileys
or brandy
Greedy Pig Catering, Cornmarket
Noodles, faggots, chips and peas
Greedy Pig Catering, New Street
Speciality burgers, sliced potato chips,
garlic mushrooms
Heath Farm Pig Roasting, High Street
Pig roast, sausage and bacon baps
Hilarys Traditional Roast Chestnuts,
Pump Street
Roast chestnuts
Kimberleys Old Fashioned Sweets,
New Street
Toffee apples, candyfloss, rock, cider crunch,
brandy snaps
Roly Poly Pig Roast & BBQ, Food Court
Handmade burgers and hot dogs
Rubys Catering, High Street
Lamb burgers with mint sauce, fried onions
and bacon
Simons Sausage, Food Court
Bratwurst sausages
Steamed Popcorn Machine, Guildhall
Popcorn
The Vintage Food Company, Pump Street
Soup and garlic bread

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Entertainment Programme

Saturday 29th November 2014

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this publication, the publishers and promoters shall not be liable for any errors, omissions, location/
product/time changes or cancellations. Visit Worcestershire 2014. The Worcester Victorian Christmas Fayre is organised by Herefordshire & Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce
on behalf of Worcester City Council.

Location
Performer/Performers
Act Type
Times
10.00-11.00
New Street
Shulah Oliver
Violinist
E2
Salvation Army
Brass Band
10.30-11.15
E1
Worcester Ukulele Club
Ukulele Band
11.00-12.00
12.00-13.00
E2
Volcano Choir
Choir
E1
Salvation Army
Brass Band
12.15-13.00
13.00-13.30
E2
Deaf Direct
Sign language carols
13.15-14.15
E1
Cathedral Choir
Choir
E2
Amanda Hughes
Band/Orchestra
14.00-14.30
14.30-15.00
E1
Deaf Direct
Sign language carols
15.00-16.00
E2
Pippa Langhorne
Singer
E1
Worcester Brass
Brass Band
15.30-16.30
18.15-18.45
E1
Old Meg Morris Dancers
Morris dancing to live music
19.00-20.00
E1
Pippa Langhorne
Singer
19.15-19.45
E2
Old Meg Morris Dancers
Morris dancing to live music
17.00-18.00 Eerie Voodoo/Victorian procession from St Martins Quarter to The Guildhall with the colourful Clik Clik

Thursday 27th November 2014

Sunday 30th November 2014

Entertainment areas E1 The Guildhall, High Street E2 The Shambles E3 Cardinals Hat, Friar Street E4 St Martins Quarter
For entertainment locations please see map on pages 7 & 8

Clik Clik Collective will

be celebrating the history
of the Old Vinegar
Works with performances
at St Martins Quarter (E4),
throughout the four days.

OPENING CEREMONY
Departing at 17.15, the mayor will process from The Guildhall to
The Cornmarket (in front of the galloper) where the Fayre will
be officially opened. At 17.30 be entertained by performances
from the Salvation Army and Worcester Cathedral Voluntary
Choir. The opening ceremony finishes at 18.00.

Times
12.30-13.30

Location
E1

Performer/Performers
Bishop Perowne

12.30-13.00
14.00-14.30
14.00-14.30
16.00-16.45
16.00-17.00
17.00-17.30
18.00-18.30
18.00-19.00
19.00-20.00
19.15-20.00

E2
E1
E2
E2
E1
E2
E1
E2
E1
E2
Roving

Hollymount Primary School

St Clements Primary
Oasis Academy
Salvation Army
Olbury Park Primary
Lyppard Grange
Appleyard Dancers
Ledbury Waytes
Worcester Male Voice Choir
Appleyard Dancers
Steve Kaos

Act Type
Clarinet, Saxophone
& vocal group
Choir
Choir
Choir
Brass band
Choir
Choir
Dancers and musicians
Acoustic band
Choir
Dancers and musicians
Stilt Walker

Times
11.00-12.00
12.00-13.00
12.15-12.45
13.00-14.00
13.30-14.00
14.00-16.00
14.30-15.00
14.30-z16.30
15.30-16.00

Location
E1
E2
E1
E1
E2
New Street
E1
E2
E1

Performer/Performers
Malvern Saxophone Choir
All Sorts
Foxs Morris Dancing
Worcester Ukulele Club
Foxs Morris Dancing
Shulah Oliver
Got To Sing
Action for Children
Amanda Hughes

Act Type
Saxophone choir
Panto
Morris dancing
Ukulele Band
Morris dancing
Violinist
Choir
Victorian Games
Band/Orchestra

Friday 28th November 2014

Times
11.00-11.30
11.00-11.30
11.00-12.00
12.00-12.30
13.00-13.30
13.00-14.00
13.15-13.45
14.00-14.30
14.30-15.30
15.00-15.30
16.00-17.00
16.45-17.45
17.30-18.00
18.00-18.15
18.15-18.45
18.30-19.00
19.00-20.00
19.30-20.00

Location
E1
E2
New Street
E1
E2
New Street
E1
E2
E1
E2
E1
E2
E1
E2
E1
E2
E1
E2
Roving

Performer/Performers
Redhill Primary
RGS Springfield
Shulah Oliver
Kings St Albans
St Barnabas Primary
Shulah Oliver
Fort Royal School
Solo Circus Juggling
Pippa Langhorne
Whittington Primary
Action for Children
Worcester Ukulele Club
Cherry Orchard Primary School
Flyford Flavel First School
Tudor Grange Academy
Nunnery Wood School
Salvation Army Sing a Long
Vale Connections
Solo Circus

Act Type
Choir
Choir
Violinist
Choir
Choir
Violinist
Choir
Juggler
Singer
Choir
Victorian Games
Ukulele Band
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Brass Band
Ladies Barbershop Choir
Stilt Walker

The Cardinals Hat, Friar Street, will be hosting live music on an outdoor stage throughout the four days.
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