Mr Kipling Festive Bakewell Tarts, 6 each

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Revolution House will be decorated for a 17th-century Christmas with displays of greenery, a kissing bough, and colourful flower arrangements created by dedicated volunteers. Held on Saturday, November 19, and Sunday, November 20, the free-to-enter event is open from 9am to 5pm each day. More than 100 stalls and gazebos will be showcasing products made by traders from the town and from across Derbyshire. It’s the most wonderful time of the year; but just where are the best places to spend Christmas in the UK? Wreaths and Plants: Festive wreaths made from a variety of materials, including traditional evergreens, adorn the market stalls. Indoor plants, including a selection of succulents, are also available, providing greenery even in the depths of winter.

The Peak District isn’t the only popular winter destination this year. Read my Christmas markets 2023 UK guide for more places to visit. Food at the Christmas Market Derbion has announced the brand-new experience which will launch next month (November 10) and will combine traditional festive activities with state-of-the-art technology to create a memorable day for those in attendance. The festivities will take place on Level 1 of the shopping centre next to Clarks and hopes to provide families with a plethora of fun and games. Visitors will be invited to begin their day by meeting Santa's elves and Snowy Joey which will then bge followed with a visit to the Magic Wishing Well to plant a special seed that's "travelled all the way from the North Pole", organisers have said. Greek Wraps: Offering a taste of the Mediterranean, these wraps are filled with ingredients like grilled meats, fresh vegetables and tangy tzatziki sauce. As you exit the Festive Christmas Village, you will need to try outthe Naughty or Nice-o-meter to find out where you sit on Santa’s list! How will the grown-ups in your group fair?Here you will also find a warming cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream for the children and mulled wine for the adults. Mulled Wine: Originating from Europe, mulled wine has become a staple of Christmas markets around the world. It’s a warm, spiced red wine, often served with a slice of orange, and perfect for warding off the winter chill.Dog Accessories: Don’t forget your furry friend! There are stalls carrying a range of dog accessories, from leashes to chew toys. We are delighted to welcome Archaeological Research Services Ltd with Red Wyvern Re-enactment Society, who will be recreating a medieval encampment at the festival. Visit the camp to witness medieval life and participate in activities. ARS is the UK's premier heritage services provider. The festive tart can be enjoyed plain, just as it is with all the flavours of the almonds and jam. But, it could also be enjoyed with custard, ice cream or cream for a more decadent bake, giving it a real dessert feel and flavour. There’s also an annual Boxing Day BBQ with live music, mulled wine and a treasure hunt, while the fancy dress New Year’s Eve celebrations are also worth a visit. One of the Peak District's most popular Christmas events is due to be held this month. The Bakewell Christmas Weekend will be held on Market Street, Granby Road and Riverside Crescent and welcomes visitors, friends and families to a very quintessential Christmas market.

Your day will start with a group welcome from Santa and a delicious breakfast served in the Garden Room Cafe. The Big Man in Red will comealong to visit your family duringbreakfast and knowing the names ofthe children in your party, have a lovely chat allabout them and their Christmas wishes.Three hundred years ago the cottage was an alehouse, and now guests are invited to experience the house in a way like never before.

These would be wonderful for you to serve warm with ice cream just after baking. But, I love the iced top on these tarts and everyone who has tried them loves them too. Either option would be a wonderful Christmas pudding. A "magical" Christmas concert under candlelight may be for you this winter, with members of the Piccadilly Sinfonietta due to perform at Derby Cathedral in early December. Chocolate Fountain: For a sweet treat, there’s a chocolate fountain where you can dip everything from fresh strawberries and apples to fluffy marshmallows and doughnuts, all covered in rich, creamy chocolate. What to Buy

Following breakfast, therewill be a special story time in a separate room with Santa’s sister, Mary Christmas!Find out more about Santa Claus’s reindeer and the children recieve a bag of magical reindeer food to sprinkle at home on Christmas Eve. Books: Book stalls carry a wide range of titles, from children’s literature to cookbooks, with an emphasis on local authors and subjects.