York’s Colour and Light Show 2026 returns this winter with a spectacular celebration of creativity, colour, and community spirit. From stunning projections and immersive installations to family-friendly entertainment and local food experiences, this year’s event promises to be bigger and brighter than ever. If you’re planning a visit to York in 2026, the Colour and Light Show is one of the must-see events of the season — and here’s everything you need to know. 🎨 What Is York

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1. The Yorkshireman Who "Invented" the Christmas Dinner We take the Christmas turkey for granted now, but it was a Yorkshireman named William Strickland from Bridlington who first brought turkeys to England from the Americas in 1526. He even had a turkey-cock added to his family’s coat of arms! 2. Christmas Cake... with Cheese? In Yorkshire, it is practically a law that Christmas fruit cake must be served with a slice of Wensleydale cheese. As the local saying goes: "Christma