The dates have been revealed for this year's Skipton Christmas Market.
The popular festive event is set to return over two Sundays in December.
Skipton Town Council has confirmed that the 2026 Christmas Market will take place on Sunday 6th December and Sunday 13th December.
The market will once again be held along Skipton High Street, running from 10 am until 4 pm on both days.
Visitors can expect a large outdoor market featuring a variety of stalls, alongside live music, entertainment and a range of food and drink vendors as the town gets into the festive spirit.
The annual event has become one of the highlights of Skipton's Christmas calendar, attracting thousands of visitors each year to browse festive gifts, enjoy seasonal treats and support local traders.
Further details, including information on stallholders and entertainment, are expected to be announced closer to the event.
Businesses and traders interested in finding out more about the Christmas Market can contact Skipton Town Council via christmas@skiptontowncouncil.gov.uk.

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