Exeter Christmas Market 2023
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Exeter Christmas Market 2023
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The Cathedral's Green will be home to the festive market and all its stalls offering gifts, foods, crafts and lots more to help make a Christmas special from Friday 17 November until Sunday 17 December.
"Visitors to this year’s Christmas Market will also enjoy free entry into the famous cathedral itself (standard entry fee for sightseers is normally £7.50), which is currently hosting a huge ‘Christmas’ star sculpture by artist, Peter Walker. The captivating Light of Hope Star, which is suspended from the cathedral’s medieval stone vault nave ceiling, is a five-metre steel and neon light sculpture, originally created during the coronavirus pandemic as part of a project involving cathedrals from across the UK."
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