Big ol' list of Christmas Activities

So, you’re in-need of some quick-fire Christmas inspiration? We’ve got you sorted – you're welcome.

Lets be real, who doesn't need ideas on what to do over Christmas - and we've got plenty more than the basics.

FYI - if you're looking for more detailed info on what you should be doing over Xmas, check out our blog all about it (think DIY decs and festive baking).

1. Head to Santa’s Grotto
2. Watch some Christmas films
3. Bake a Christmas Cake
4. Make paperchains
5. Have a Christmas song karaoke
6. Watch Christmas episodes of your fav TV shows
7. Decorate Christmas biscuits
8. Make paper snowflakes
9. DIY Christmas gifts
10. Wear your Christmas jumper
11. Home-make mulled wine
12. Drink eggnog (or make a snowball)
13. Make a charcuterie board
14. Eat smoores
15. Decorate your fireplace
16. DIY your own stockings
17. Donate food to the food bank
18. Make your own Christmas tree ornaments
19. Write and send Christmas cards to loved ones
20. Make some reindeer food to put out on Christmas Eve
21. Go Christmas present shopping
22. Drive past houses that have Christmas lights in your neighbourhood
23. Go for a walk wrapped up in your warmest layers
24. Attend a Christmas market
25. Read a Christmassy book
26. Try out a new hobby
27. Donate to your chosen charity
28. Have a board games night
29. Learn how to fold Christmassy napkins
30. Find new ways to cook brussel sprouts
31. Listen to (or sing at) a carols service
32. Make your own advent calendar
33. Create your own Christmas playlist
34. Try knitting
35. Eat mince pies
36. Light the fire and have a PJs day
37. Go to the theatre
38. Make your most luxurious hot chocolate
39. Build and decorate a gingerbread house
40. Make your own wrapping paper
41. Buy yourself a present and wrap it for under the tree (do not open until the 25th!)
42. Organise a family, friend or workplace Secret Santa
43. Light some Christmassy scented candles
44. Start a new friends/family tradition
45. Go ice skating
46. Travel to another city for a Christmas Market
47. Create your own gift tags and bags
48. Visit relatives
49. Make a snowman (if you’ve been blessed with snow)
50. Explore luxury department stores and their Christmas displays

P.S Why do we feel the need to spend the whole month of December doing anything and labelling it as ‘festive’? We don’t know either. But honestly, we’re not complaining. We love that sh*t.

Not a Christmas lover? That's cool (eye roll), we've got plenty of adult-friendly days out ideas AND family-friendly activities you should check out. Bah Humbug!

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