There is also a Santa's Grotto
A circus has rolled into a Woodborough garden centre in time for the Christmas break. Woodborough Green Garden Centre is hosting Russell’s International Circus throughout December.
The circus, which has been voted Britain’s Best Circus for five years in a row, will be running in the garden centre from December 15 through to December 31. Christmas Day and Boxing Day will see a break in the performance. The show promises mesmerising aerial displays, jaw-dropping stunts on motorbikes, the heart-stopping wheel of death mixed with world-class comedy and much more.The circus has travelled the length and breadth of the country this year, entertaining millions of people along the way and will appeal to all ages. Each show lasts approximately 45 minutes.
Entrance to the circus show ranges from £6 to £8.99 for adults and £5 to £7.99 for those under 16s. Children under 18 months old don’t require a ticket and can be seated on an adult’s lap. To book, visit here. Woodborough Green Garden Centre also features a Santa's grotto and a Christmas store selling gifts for all including crafts, homeware, and fashion for both men and women, as well as baby and children's toys.
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