March is set to host its biggest Christmas market to date.
The free-to-enjoy March Christmas Market will take place on Sunday, December 7, from 10am to 3pm.
This year, the market boasts a record of 190 stalls offering a range of gifts, crafts, and produce.
March Christmas Market 2025 to have record number of stalls (Image: Amy Fox Photography)
These will be spread across Broad Street, the High Street, and March Market Place.
Visitors can also enjoy hot festive food, a host of live entertainment, free children's rides, Santa's grotto, and an indoor craft market.
Councillor Chris Seaton, of Fenland District Council, said: "We know our town Christmas events are rightly a highlight of the year and festive season for many and we look forward to seeing thousands of people filling our towns once again and enjoying all that's on offer."
March Library, in City Road, will host an indoor craft fair, children's activities, and refreshments, and March Museum, in High Street, will also be open.
Christmas market to return to Fenland town with record number of stalls (Image: Amy Fox Photography)
Councillor Jan French, chair of the March Events Committee, said: "March Christmas Market promises to be a wonderful occasion once again and we can't wait to see the community coming together in the town centre to embrace the festive season and all the joy it entails."
"Walking, cycling or use of public transport to get to the event is encouraged for those who can.
"March train station is only a mile from the town centre."
Free town centre parking is available at Fenland District Council's City Road and Darthill Road car parks.
March Christmas Market to take place on December 7 (Image: Amy Fox Photography)
Fenland Hall, in County Road, is also available for free parking.
March Market Place will not be available for parking during the event.
To allow the event to happen, it's usual for there to be road closures and parking restrictions, from 5am to 7.30pm on event day, on the following routes: Acre Road, Broad Street, City Road, Elwyn Road, George Street, Grays Lane, High Street, Market Place, Nene Parade.
For further details on events, see: www.fenland.gov.uk/events.
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