2020 was different for so many reasons directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Given the amount of work which goes in to each display, we decided in April that we were still going to do "something" at Christmas time regardless of the circumstances - but who knew we would spend most of 2020 in lockdown. We felt strongly about doing "something", even if this meant we just put the nativity display up, as we had no reason to go dark - the nativity story represents hope on earth and more than ever, people need that hope. We are glad that we did go ahead - the response was phenominal as we saw an increase of over 2 fold in our charity total. THANK YOU. 

And as usual we still added to the display with 6 new pixel candy canes, new acrylics in the arctic section, more figures in the nativity scene and a home-made church converted from a retired kids playhouse. As the Tandragee 100 races couldn't have due to COVID restrictions, we modified our biker section to a guard of honour for all our key-workers and NHS staff during the COVID pandemic.