Thousands Celebrate Ashford's Carnival of the Baubles
On Saturday, 22 November, Ashford’s Town Centre once again welcomed the festive Carnival of the Baubles, drawing thousands of residents who lined the streets to join in the illuminated bauble parade. This beloved event marks the start of the Christmas season in Ashford and brings the community together with joy and holiday spirit.
The parade features a spectacular display of glowing baubles decorating floats and walkers, creating a magical atmosphere. Residents of all ages enjoy the lively procession, festive music, and the unique light displays that brighten the town centre.
Local officials and event organizers expressed delight at the large turnout, emphasizing the carnival’s role in fostering community spirit and celebrating the holiday season in a safe, family-friendly environment.
“The Carnival of the Baubles is a highlight of Ashford’s festive calendar, offering a beautiful shared experience of joy and light to all our residents,” said one organizer.
This event also supports local businesses by drawing visitors to the town centre during the crucial holiday shopping period, helping boost the local economy.
Ashford’s carnival tradition combines entertainment and community engagement, making it a cherished occasion that residents eagerly anticipate each year.
Author’s summary: Ashford's annual Carnival of the Baubles unites thousands in a vibrant illuminated parade, celebrating the holiday spirit and supporting local commerce with a joyful community event.
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