Frodsham's market status dates back to 1279 when King Edward I granted rights to a weekly market and two annual Fairs. The market eventually lapsed, but was re-established in 1661.
On the 23rd August this new and FREE event was held in Castle Park thanks to Frodsham Town Council Events Committee and volunteers. The weather held and attendance was excellent with many families relaxing with picnics all over the park. Children enjoyed bouncy castles, a helter skelter and face paints and thanks go to Tin Can Alley for providing traditional fair games which were very busy all afternoon. Thanks also go to Frodsham Guides for their support.
Last year we welcomed over 10,000 visitors to our huge Christmas market, giant snow globe, face paints and live entertainment!
Santa greeted over 150 children and of course there was the legendary parade! Thirty elves and reindeer helped steward on the day and marshals volunteered to keep everyone safe during the parade.
Once a local watering hole for passing tradesmen on horseback; Lady Heyes is now a thriving 15 acre site with a lot going on. Established in 1997 by Tony and Liz Faulkner the business is still family owned with son Mitch as Director.
Think of belly dancing and what comes to mind? Exoticism, Fry’s Turkish Delight? Forget that! For Frodsham’s Halabia Dancers, the two F’s apply - Fun and Friendship.