The Isle of Wight is gearing up for a variety of events this week, from dance masterclasses to carol singing.
The following events have all been uploaded by readers to the County Press's What's On section.
On December 13, Aspire will hold their Christmas Fayre in Ryde, from 10am to 4pm. The event will feature stalls, live music, hot food, tea and cake, a grand draw, and appearance from Father Christmas.
Also on December 13, a one-day movement masterclass with contemporary dance artist and choreographer Maya Carroll will be held at Quay Arts from 10am.
On December 13, a 90-minute interactive theatre tour for children aged 6 to 12 will be held at Shanklin Theatre from 10.30am, and will include visits to public areas, backstage, and the stage itself.
Join the festive celebration in Yarmouth Square on December 13, as carol singers gather by the Christmas tree from 6pm. All donations will go to support Mountbatten Hospice and the Salvation Army.
The Tritone Singers' Christmas Concert will bring festive music to Ryde from 7pm on December 13, at Garfield Road Methodist Church. Tickets are £10, with children attending for free.
A candlelit recital of Adele's best songs is coming to 1Leisure Medina Theatre from 7.30pm on December 13, as multi-award-winning singer Natalie Black will perform hits from Adele's four platinum-selling albums.
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The View in St Helens is set to host a series of 'build your own gingerbread house!' events on December 13 and 14. Booking is essential.
On December 14, a festive candlelight service will be held at the Unitarian Meeting House in Newport from 6pm, raising funds for Ability Dogs 4 Young People. Mince pies and free refreshments will be available on the night.
On December 17, a carol service will be held at Carisbrooke Priory from 7pm to 9pm, with refreshments available afterwards in the Priory Tea Room.
Also on December 17, Abbey Brass will present an evening of Christmas music at Binstead Methodist Church from 7.30pm.
On December 19, Freshwater Parish Council will host an evening of late-night shopping. Christmas carols, mince pies, and mulled wine are promised, with more than 30 shops and businesses taking part in the event.
Lastly, The Garlic Farm Restaurant will host a Christmas party night on December 19. Tables are bookable from 6pm, with a £5 cover charge per person.
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