Famous Harrogate shop's festive window 'inspired by The Grinch Who Stole Christmas'

An award-winning Harrogate food hall and cafe has unveiled its show-stopping and dazzlingly handcrafted Christmas window.

Crafted meticulously by hand, this year’s installation at the popular Weetons Food Hall on Harrogate’s West Park is its most ambitious to date and is already being labelled as an experience not to be missed

Behind the tradition at this top Yorkshire foodie destination is Store Manager Jess Upson, who has designed and built every Christmas display since 2021.

This festive season, this most creative of minds has created her most ambitious handmade installation yet, inspired by Dr Seuss's The Grinch Who Stole Christmas.

Crafted meticulously by hand, this year’s installation at popular Weetons Food Hall on Harrogate’s West Park was inspired by Dr Seuss's The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. (Picture contributed)placeholder image
Crafted meticulously by hand, this year’s installation at popular Weetons Food Hall on Harrogate’s West Park was inspired by Dr Seuss's The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. (Picture contributed)

It’s already drawing plenty of local attention for its life-sized handcrafted characters and the level of intricate detail the store is known for.

Jess Upson said: "Creating the Weetons Christmas window display is something I look forward to every year.

“From imagining the theme to handmaking every last detail, it’s a huge commitment, but seeing it all come to life is pure magic.

"The joy it brings to our customers, and the fact it’s become part of festive traditions, makes it all incredibly special.”

Established in 2005 by a group of local farmers, Weetons remains true to its founding mission: to champion provenance, quality and community engagement by offering the very best of Yorkshire and British produce.

Situated opposite The Stray, Weetons premium Food Hall and café was crowned Overall Winner of the Harrogate Christmas Shop Window Competition in 2022 and has been highly commended every single year since.

Harrogate residents have described past Christmas window creations at Weetons as “simply stunning.”

This year’s installation by Jess Upson has brought a beloved Christmas classic to life with incredible detail, featuring a life-sized Grinch, Cindy-Lou, and faithful Max the dog, each intricately handcrafted.

Alongside the West Park display, seasonal celebrations are in full swing at Weetons’ sister flagship Leeds Road store, which is hosting Christmas wreath-making workshops, Santa’s Grotto and the return of its much-loved Breakfast with Santa.

The brand’s renowned Christmas hampers are also back for 2025, filled with premium Yorkshire produce and artisanal treats.

For more information, visit www.weetons.co.uk

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