More than 20 trees are on display, sponsored by members of the congregation and by many local organisations, with each tree dedicated to a charity – local, national or international – with visitors invited to make donations.
The church is open daily until Saturday from 1.30pm to 4.30pm and admission is free.
The pews are decorated with wreaths, dedicated to the memory of loved ones, while cakes, craft and bottle stalls, a prize quiz, chocolate tombola and refreshments are available to visitors and to round off the Festival, the Lidun Singers will perform under the leadership of Alistair MacKenzie on Saturday, December 16 at 7pm. Tickets for the concert are £10, including refreshments, with no charge for under 18s.
1. St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival
More than 20 trees in aid of various good causes are on display in St Annes Parish Church until December 16. Photo: Daniel Martino
2. St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival
Eric Crompton at the St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival. Photo: Daniel Martino
3. St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival
Anna Hall was among the visitors to the St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival. Photo: Daniel Martino
4. St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival
The pews are festooned with colourful displays at the St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival. Photo: Daniel Martino
5. St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival
Maizie Martin admires the displays at St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival. Photo: Daniel Martino
6. St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival
St Annes Parish Church Christmas Tree Festival is open every afternoon until Saturday, December 16. Photo: Daniel Martino