P – PANTO – ON PAUSE


Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it’s off to the Swan we go for another magical family pantomime – but paused until next year! Join the Worcester Repertory Company as they perform one of the most enchanting pantomimes of them all, Beauty and the Beast, The Swan Theatre, Worcester, 30th November 2021 – 2nd January 2022, Tickets £10 - £20. Why not book ahead to secure your tickets and support your local theatre.


Q – QUALITY NOT QUANTITY


Have a sustainable Christmas by focusing on quality in- stead of quantity for gifts. Emporio in Friar Street sells lux- ury clothing to last you a lifetime and Anja Potze, further along Friar Street, sells jewellery that will become a family heirloom.


R – REINDEER COURT


Reindeer Court, is Worcester's independent shopping ar- cade, featuring a wide range of fashion, gifts, jewellery and personal shopping experience.


S – SHARING


Christmas is a time to see family and friends. Why not share a cheeseboard at The Cardinal’s Hat, Friar Street, or eat on picnic benches at Friar Street Kitchen.


T – TREATS


Treat yourself this Christmas to tasty truffles from the Chocolate Deli, New Street, or bag yourself some tradi- tional sweets from Mr Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe, High Street.


U – UNUSUAL


For unusual and interesting gifts, try The King’s Gallery and Mangojuice, New Street for new jewellery, homewares and art, or Rock Follies Vintage for a truly one off gift, in Reindeer Court.


V – VIRTUAL CHRISTMAS LIGHTS SWITCH ON


This year, the Worcester city Christmas light switch on will be virtually, via film showing the city lights’ switch-on at 6pm on 26 November and all Worcester residents will be encouraged to share photos and film of their own at-home switch-on!


W – WRAPPING


Not only do beautifully wrapped gifts create a picture-per- fect Christmas, but proper paper also makes your parcels peek proof. Visit Cornucopia in Chapel Walk to find some of the best wrapping the city has to offer.


X – XMAS MUSIC


It’s Chrissssstmas! Okay, so you might not necessarily want to buy ‘Now Christmas’ on CD, but WH Smith High Street, has all the music, films and games you could want to fill your time at home this holiday.


Y – YULE-FEAST


Worcester is renowned for its abundant harvest, from ap- petising apples and perfect plums, to spa-town salt and world-famous spring water. So why not treat friends to a hamper packed with the best local produce the county has to offer this Christmas?


Z – ZZZZZ


Get snug in your beds this Christmas Eve with new linen from Marks and Spencer’s. Visions of sugar plums will be dancing through your head before you can say zzzzzzzzzzz.


For more information visit: www.visitworcester.com


All these suggestions are made in line with government guidelines for social distancing and lockdown restrictions at the time of writing. Stay safe and shop local.


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