Rowlinsons are delighted to be taking an active part in the Frodsham Christmas Festival this year, sponsoring Santa’s Grotto and spending the day working for the big man himself as Santa’s Little Helpers!
The Festival takes place on Saturday 30th November with 10,000+ people expected to attend. This is a community event run by Frodsham Town Council and organised by volunteers from the local area, with a big chunk of funding coming via charitable donations from local businesses, such as Rowlinsons.
The grotto is open 12-5pm and tickets are to be purchased in advance from Saturday 23rd November online.
Five of Rowlinsons most Christmasy folk will be getting their tights on and volunteering to be Santa’s little helpers within the Grotto. We are also sponsoring these elves to help with costs. Please come down on the day and say hello to the team. Taking part will be:
Andrew Graves - Managing Director
Richard Harrison- HR Manager
Laura Sandbach - Legal Accounts Executive
Cathy Metcalf - Head Receptionist
Laura Smith - Legal Assistant
Andrew Graves Managing Director commented:
“Rowlinsons has been part of the Frodsham community for over 40 years and the Christmas Festival is special day for the town. We have been taking a different approach to our charitable work this year, and we are giving back our time as well as the usual fundraising events.
Being involved with Santa’s Grotto was really appealing, having young children myself, I know how important meeting Santa is to make sure he’s got the correct presents on his list!
A special thanks to our staff who have volunteered their time to work as Santa’s little helpers, to help make it magical for the children in attendance.”
The Festival also includes artisan markets, craft stalls, school choirs, entertainment on three stages, fair ground rides, and a giant “Selfie Snow Globe”. The event will conclude with the Christmas Parade and the Tree Lights switch on.
For more information and to book your Grotto tickets, please visit https://www.facebook.com/christmasinfrodsham/
Pictured above: Andrew Graves, Laura Sandbach, Richard Harrison