Stables to host Christmas carols and crafting event again

A special Christmas event returns to the Black Country this month at a historic canalside landmark.

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Preparations for the second Christmas event at Delph Stables

Festive cheer will return to Brierley Hill’s Nine Locks this December with the popular Christmas carols and crafting event at Delph Stables.

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, which saw hundreds of locals turn out to enjoy free Christmas crafts, hot drinks, mince pies, and the chance to join in with singing Christmas carols.

Delph Stables, a grade-two listed building, is believed to be one of the last surviving canal stable blocks in the region, dating back to 1779.

Attendees of this year’s event will also be able to enjoy a performance of Christmas songs by Brierley Hill Musical Theatre Company, as well as children being given the chance to meet Santa himself and have a photo in a present-filled sleigh handmade by Canal & River Trust volunteers.