Kenilworth's 'window wanderland' is set to return this March as ten areas across Coventry and Warwickshire light up their front windows and gardens.

Organised by Coventry City of Culture Trust with the help of the Kenilworth Centre and local volunteer Lisa Baines, the latest event will see the town decorated between March 5 and 18.

This year's theme is 'celebrating the natural world' and residents are encouraged to sign up online now.

As advertised in our What's On section, a virtual map will also be made available to help plan a trail around the town.

A number of households and businesses have already registered, but there is still plenty of time to get involved.

Sign up is free, and there are also some online Zoom classes available for arts and crafts inspiration ahead of the week.

The Window Wanderland initiative first started in Bristol five years ago and has steadily grown across the UK; once adopted the event has frequently become an annual event in towns that take it on.

Last year 84 homes and businesses took part in Kenilworth

Centre manager at the Kenilworth Centre Holly Hewitt said: "The theme this year is 'Celebrating the natural world', but other themes and ideas are still welcome."

The trust added: "Window Wanderland can be enjoyed by all ages and abilities, so everyone on your street can get involved."

Find out more here.

For more local events, follow this link to our What's On page!

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