GLASGOW'S festive celebrations will return this year with a brand new concept for 2023.
M&N Events will transform George Square and St Enoch Square into an enchanting winter wonderland with a range of attractions and activities, including an ice rink.
Offering a blend of traditional and contemporary holiday experiences, Glasgow Winterfest 2023 will take over George Square from Saturday, November 25 until Sunday, January 7 while St Enoch Square will welcome visitors from Friday, November 10 until Saturday, December 30.
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In George Square, there will be an ice rink, festival bar, festive rides and attractions, a silent disco, a community hub showcasing local artists and talents and festive stalls selling a variety of produce.
St Enoch Square will have its own enchanting offerings including a festive bar.
Entry to both venues will be free.
A spokesperson for M&N Events said: "We are planning to make this an inclusive Christmas event for everyone, making it a winter event that everyone can enjoy.
"We want to make it a space that where everyone feels included.
"Were going to try and have something for everyone there.
"M&N Events are going to donate £1 per skater to bringing families out of power poverty.
"We're hoping to attract £50,000 skaters."
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Glasgow Winterfest is being held in partnership with charity The Clutha Trust.
Founder Alan Crossan said: "The Clutha Trust will be organising the music on the stage on George Square and we'll be looking at raising in excess of £50,000 towards our Power Over Poverty initiative which helps families over the winter with their electricity and gas bills.
"We'll be aiming to help at least 500 families with £100 vouchers for electricity or gas."
Any local musicians who want to perform on George Square are asked to contact Alan via email at alan@cluthatrust.com.
You can keep up to date with Glasgow Winterfest 2023 on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
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