This December, Cheltenham Town Hall is set to come alive with festive cheer, nostalgia, and vibrant entertainment as legendary radio DJ Chris Moyles headlines the “Deck the Hall” Christmas throwback party.
The Cheltenham Trust has revealed a dazzling Christmas 2025 lineup packed with a variety of events, blending music, comedy, theatre, and immersive dining experiences. At the centre of the festivities is Chris Moyles, famed for his iconic BBC Radio 1 breakfast show and appearances on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! On Friday, December 19, Moyles will spin a lively mix of 90s and 00s classics, festive anthems, and nostalgic dance hits, supported by local DJ Louis Capaldi. Ticket options include standing at £30 and VIP packages at £45, which offer reserved balcony seating, a welcome drink, and a light-up wand to amplify the party atmosphere. Early bird tickets drop on Tuesday, November 5.
Comedy enthusiasts can enjoy “Live at Christmas” on Monday, December 8, featuring top tier comedians such as Taskmaster winner Sam Campbell, cult favourite Mike Wozniak, Friday Night Dinner’s Tom Rosenthal, Sharon Wanjohi, hosted by Amy Gledhill, promising an evening of laughs and festive cheer.
Fans of classic television can dive into an immersive experience with a themed comedy dining event on Friday, December 5, where the beloved sitcom ‘Allo ‘Allo unfolds live around the diners for a unique interactive evening.
Adding some cheeky holiday spice, the “Dick Whittington’s Adult Panto Comedy Dining” on Friday, December 12 combines traditional pantomime fun with risqué humour, making for a memorable and mischievous night out.
Music lovers have plenty to look forward to, beginning with the return of The Christmas Orchestra on Tuesday, December 9. This 16-piece chamber group will perform favourite soundtracks from hits like Elf, Home Alone, Harry Potter, and Love Actually.
Celebrating 40 years, the show “That’ll Be The Day” takes the stage on Wednesday, December 10, delivering Christmas classics and comedy sketches, followed the next night by the sing-along concert “Step Into Christmas” on Thursday, December 11.
On Sunday, December 14, the Down for the Count Orchestra will offer a festive treat with a 30-piece band recreating the timeless sounds of Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald, wrapping the audience in classic holiday warmth.
The festive season concludes with “The Crooners Christmas Special” on Thursday, December 18, blending big band swing and original comedy to end the celebrations on a high note.
Cheltenham’s Christmas 2025 programme offers something for everyone, delivering a festive season packed with music, laughter, and nostalgic memories.