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Arts and Entertainment | 14th December 2023
 

Festive fun for all at Social Club Party

 
 
 

Langholm Social Club held their annual Children’s Christmas Party last Sunday and it was a huge success with 52 children attending the festive fun.
Party games including pass the parcel and musical statues, which are always popular., were played with much screaming and excitement. The highlight of the afternoon was the visit from Santa, who had managed to rope in Ewan Patterson and Lloyd Johnstone as his elves because his own, were too busy at the North Pole.
The parties are always well supported, and we, at the club, always appreciate that support. It’s lovely to see lots of little faces light up when they see Santa.
Merry Christmas to all from everyone at the Social Club.

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