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Christmas

Watch: Christmas market stall owners react to first year back without Covid restrictions

Liam Daysh-Holmes 585 Views

It is the first year since the pandemic where the Canterbury Christmas Market has been able to be itself again with sit in food and drink.

The stall owners and workers were joyous with customers and music, creating a buzzing atmosphere.

The Canterbury Hub speak to some of the stall owners at the Canterbury Christmas Market 2022 to get their reaction to being able to open up like they last did this time in 2019.