Oxford Victorian Christmas Market returns to Broad Street with 50 stalls

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Oxford Victorian Christmas Market returns to Broad Street with 50 stalls

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Oxford’s Victorian-themed Christmas market is scheduled to return to Broad Street from November 12 to 15, turning the city-centre thoroughfare into a seasonal attraction.

Approximately 50 decorated stalls will be established along the street, providing festive food, handmade goods, gifts and entertainment.

Opening hours are set at 10am to 7pm from Thursday through Saturday, followed by 10am to 5pm on Sunday.

The event is being organised by LSD Promotions, a family-run company that has delivered markets, food festivals and community events across the UK for more than 30 years.

Its marketing assistant, Connie Brettell, said the market would bring together independent traders, visitors and the local community in a festive setting.

Decorated stalls, traders dressed in Victorian-style clothing, seasonal refreshments and distinctive gifts are among the planned attractions.

A stilt walker and a DJ are also expected to provide entertainment during the four-day market.

The organisers described the event as suitable for families, groups of friends, tourists, shoppers and other visitors to Oxford.

Products available from independent traders will include a broad selection of handcrafted items and seasonal treats.

Admission to the market is free, and event information is available through its Facebook event page.

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