Dudley Christmas Tree Festival showcases 30 designs highlighting creativity and good work in the local community
The ever-popular Christmas Tree Festival is already underway and runs until January 6, showcasing a dazzling display of creatively decorated trees.
Entry to the festival is free with more than 30 trees dotted around the historic site, each designed and decorated by local schools, businesses, charities and community groups and taking pride of place in Wordsley's Red House Glass Cone.
The craft studios, hot glass studio and site shop are open for business for thoughtful and unique Christmas gifts, while the heavenly baking coffee house at the cone is serving up its Christmas menu with Yorkshire pudding wraps, festive baps and a host of cakes and sweet treats.
Decoration themes include one tree dedicated to the Black Country flag and its colours, a multi-shade of blue tree by Priory Primary School and a tree highlighting the important work of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, along with many others.
Councillor Damian Corfield, cabinet member for neighbourhoods said: “This year’s Christmas Tree Festival has truly been our best yet, showcasing more than 30 beautifully decorated trees.
"The dedication and creativity from everyone involved shines through, making the event a wonderful success that has drawn in many visitors.
"The whole site has been transformed into a festive wonderland.”
The cone and the coffee house reopen at 10am on January 2, 2026.
