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Reigate Christmas Fayre and Lights Switch-On

Church Street, Reigate, Reigate · 28 November 2026

Reigate town centre and the wooded hills beyondPhoto of Reigate: allen watkin from London, UK, CC BY-SA 2.0
28 Nov

Photo of Reigate: allen watkin from London, UK, CC BY-SA 2.0

Reigate Business Guild closes Church Street for its Christmas fayre, the town's busiest day of the year, with food, drink and gift stalls and a tombola. The day ends with the Christmas lights switch-on.

Highlights

  • Christmas lights switch-on at 4.30pm
  • Food and gift stalls along Church Street
  • Yuletide Tunnel food zone with a bar and live music in Tunnel Road
  • Tombola and chocolate tombola

Good to know

  • Church Street is closed to traffic all day
  • The guild's page gives Saturday 28 November and names 2026 sponsors

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