Christmas Light Switch On at Bourne Hall
Bourne Hall, Ewell · 28 November 2026
A Christmas light switch on day at Bourne Hall in Ewell on 28 November 2026, running from 3pm to 6.30pm. The day includes a Local Makers Market, fairground rides, live performances on the main stage and an appearance by the cast of this year's pantomime Snow White. The Mayor of Epsom & Ewell switches on the lights at 6pm, and the event suits families.
Highlights
- Local Makers Market and fairground rides for children
- Santa's Grotto open from 10am, £3 per child, no prebooking needed
- Mayor of Epsom & Ewell switches on the lights at 6pm
Getting there
Bourne Hall, KT17 1UF
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