The Hungerford Victorian Extravaganza
The Hungerford Extravaganza is an Annual Event held on the 2nd Friday in December when the town comes together.
A Magical Victorian Christmas Street Fair.
The festivities kick off at 5pm with a Christmas street fair of stalls, Santa’s grotto, Christmas horse carriage rides, steam engines, festive food and drinks, big wheel and fairground rides. There’s also an indoor Christmas market in the Town Hall offering crafts, honey, cakes, cheese, chocolates and liqueurs, jewellery, glassware, knitted accessories, smoked trout, books, pies, pastries, cosmetics and organic oils.
The Hungerford Victorian Extravaganza is a highlight of Berkshire’s festive calendar and is held on the second Friday of December each year.
The event transforms the town into a Victorian-era wonderland, complete with fairy tale Christmas lights, steam engines, entertainers, charity stalls, food stalls, and a Lantern Parade.
Get ready for the most exciting time of the year!
A very popular Annual Event, the Hungerford Christmas street fair,Â
One of the highlights of the event is the Best Victorian Costume competition.
Participants dress up in Victorian-era costumes and winners are invited to join the Parade.
The Extravaganza Parade at 7.30pm features the Reading Scottish Pipe Band, Rock Choir, Razzamatazz Theatre Group, the Tin Soldier Juggler, Christmas Fairy on stilts, Community of Hungerford Theatre Group, Hungerford Lanterns and more.
The event transforms the town into a Victorian-era wonderland, complete with fairy tale Christmas lights, steam engines, entertainers, charity stalls, food stalls, and a Lantern Parade.
Make lanterns at their workshop and dress in Victorian style for an extra special experience that will transport you back in time and take your breath away.
This Christmas event has something for everyone, so go along and make unforgettable memories with them.
Plus, don’t forget to mark your calendars for the  second Friday in December – it’s sure to be a winter wonderland of lights, music, and the Christmas spirit.
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