The date has been revealed for this year's Lancaster Christmas Lights Switchon extravaganza.
The popular annual event, organised by Lancaster Business Improvement District (BID), will be on Sunday November 27 in Market Square, Lancaster.
Beyond Radio is delighted to once again be the media partner for the Lancaster Christmas Lights Switchon.
The event will kick off Christmas 2022 - and Lancashire Day - with a live entertainment stage show, followed by an appearance by Santa Claus for the lights switchon itself.
The BID has secured a truly awesome headline act for you this year. Stay tuned to Lancaster BID social media and Beyond Radio for updates!
Here are some photos from last year's fantastic event.






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