Jedburgh Tree Festival 2026
WELCOME TO JEDBURGH TREE FESTIVAL
Come and join us for Jedburgh’s Tree Festival where individually decorated fir trees will light up the Parish Church to our theme of 'Christmas TV/Film'.
Visit Jedburgh and embrace the festive aura with friends and family and join in the spirit of Christmas enchantment.
PREVIEW EVENING
Our festival begins with our Preview Evening on Friday 27th November at 6.30pm.
This is a ticketed event costing £5/adult, children are free. Festive refreshments and treats will be served. Tickets are available prior, BUY HERE, in The Jed Eye Community Hub, Murray's Green or at the door.
We will be entertained by Oxnam Valley Voices, who will lead us in some carols and festive songs whilst you browse the beautifully decorated trees. We do hope you can join us.
WIN Christmas IN A TREE
We have two amazing prize draw trees for you to win. Prize draw tickets are for sale on entry and cost £2/ticket. There is no limit to the amount you can buy.
Pop your ticket/s in the in the tree box you wish to win. Details of prizes to follow.
You win the 6ft tree, decorations and all the prizes for that tree, so it really is Christmas in a tree.
Prizes are non refundable, non returnable and non transferable.
Prize winners will be drawn on Friday 11th December.
You will need to be available to collect the tree on Saturday/Sunday 12th/13th December from the Church.
We hope you enjoy visiting the display.
VISITING
Entry is by donation (suggested amount £5)
Win Christmas in a tree Prize Draw tickets are £2 each.
Festival Programmes are available at the door.
LOCATION
Jedburgh & Oxnam Parish Church, Oxnam Road, Jedburgh, TD8 6QJ
The church is situated at the south end of the town, on the A68.
PARKING
There are two main carparks in Jedburgh, both are free to park.
Glebe carpark is directly opposite the Church.
Town centre carpark is a little further along on the left heading north, right heading south, look for town centre signs.
There are free toilets in the town centre carpark.
Details
Jedburgh and Oxnam Parish Church