Dobbies will make Christmas the most wonderful time of the year, with an incredible line up of fun and affordable festive events in its Sandyholm store in the Clyde Valley
A Lanarkshire garden centre is getting into the Christmas spirit with exciting line-up of festive events.
The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you.Sarah Murray, who has developed this year’s events programme, said: “We are filled with excitement about the upcoming Christmas events in our Sandyholm store.
No Dobbies’ Christmas is complete without the famous Santa’s Grotto. Families in Sandyholm can enjoy an immersive experience where they’ll be guided by an elf through a Christmas tree forest, spotting magical characters along the way, before making a special item to take home. Families with dogs will be thrilled to know that Dobbies’ Sandyholm store will be offering a Santa Paws Grotto experience. Dog lovers can bring their furry pals for doggie gifts and photo opportunities with Santa.The garden centre’s Christmas Shopping Night on November 30 is the perfect time for families to enjoy festive shopping while supporting the Teenage Cancer Trust.
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