Winter Wonderland Ashton Lane 2023
Sunday 26 November, 2023, 12 Noon until 6 p.m.
Ashton Lane, off Byres Road, G12 (enter via lane next to Iceland beside Hillhead Underground or from Great Geortge Street)
Round up all the family, dust off your favourite Christmas jumper and come along Ashton Lane to celebrate the beginning of the most magical time of the year on the 26th of November!
The charming West End lane is being transformed into a magical Winter Wonderland, as Santa and his helpers fly in for a visit and Elsa & Olaf heading down to say Merry Christmas to their little friends!
Adults can enjoy Christmas choirs, festive food, pop-up bars serving delicious winter warmers as well as grab some presents from the Festive market.
Under a canopy of twinkling fairy lights, with Christmas trees lining the lane, Ashton Lane is one of Glasgow’s most magical spots with a host of great bars and restaurants including Grosvenor Cafe, Brel Ubiquitous Chip, Jinty McGuintys Irish Bar, The Gardener, Vodka Wodka and Innis & Gunn Ashton Lane!
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