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12 September
Registration for 2008 is OPEN!

Here are some comments from last year's event:

  • I have been on them all and it is my favourite Christmas event - Chris
  • Do you have any photos of the girls who did the pants down race last year? - James
  • Any photos of the singing at Alebert Square from 2007 - Julia
  • hohohoh, don't let Justin do the pants down race this year please... - Lynne
  • I am a Christmas Tree, am I welcome on this event? - Saed
  • Are we going on the boats again this year? - Siobhan
  • Who was the reindeer last year, he was cute - Caroline
  • Everyone should get s**t faced and sing 'till they have no voice - Ian
  • Can I bring Eleanor this year, she can be an elf - Jon
  • All my work crew are coming, they are SCPC virgins, I can't wait to see their faces. Can we pre-register? - Jane
  • I can't wait, I have already bought my hair glitter - Cathy
Registrations open now

10 September 2008
For a good cause - all proceeds go towards the Rainbow House children's charity. >>more

1 September 2008
SCPC Dasher couriers is in the process of organising new suits for the 2008 event, stay tuned.

10 August 2008
The photos from previous years (except 2007) are
combined in the one spot for you to browse.
Check out some of the shenanigans from years gone by. >>more

Welcome to the Santa Claus Pub Crawl website

Saturday December 13, 2008
This year we will be celebrating the 7th annual Santa Claus Pub Crawl held here in Manchester.
This event brings people from near and far to spread happiness and merriment to the people of Manchester.

It is charity event that is a lot of fun and is held on the 2nd Saturday of December each year.

The 2008 event will begin at the Agecroft Rowing Club at 6pm, Saturday December 13th.

Registrations are OPEN NOW

Click on the Registrations link above.

Request for photos from 2007

Santa and his followers are not on facebook or other networking sites so if you have any photos online or copies we can use for the site, please forward photos and links to santapubcrawler[at]gmail.com
Alternatively, post cd's to - SCPC co/ KE Software, Canada House 3 Chepstow street Manchester M1 5FW, between 9am and 5pm

Map and route

A route will be announced on the night, all you need to know is that the Agecroft Rowing Club is the first stop. We will be starting here from 6pm with a 7:30pm departure. Here is a map to Agecroft Rowing Club

New for 2008

This year we will have some new fun and games, as well as some new songs and a new pub crawl route. If you have any ideas or suggestions please email us at santapubcrawler[at]gmail.com and we will take your comments on board.

Santa code of ethics

  1. No Swearing in front of children
    Santa does not swear as this would set a bad example to all the young ones around the world. Ho-Ho-Ho is acceptable, but P**s off d**k head is not. The only exception is if your beard or hat is pulled, you are then well within your right to use the second phrase.
  2. Santa is always on time
    Santa always has the presents delivered to all the households around the world on time. Make sure you are not the last Santa to leave each pub.
  3. Santa loves a drink
    How do you think you are to ensure your nose and cheeks stay rosy and red. Any Santa not wishing to drink will have to wear a bit of blush to fit in.
  4. Santa is not a nudist
    You must wear your Santa suit for the entirety of the pub crawl. There are are two exceptions; the Santa pants down race, or if you meet the right Miss or Mr Santa then you are welcome to remove your fleecy robes, in private!
  5. Santa does not fight
    If any Santa is harassed then a loud Ho Ho Ho or Hey Hey Hey is all that is required, no physical violence is necessary. Santa does not need to bust his/her gut for these disbelieving sods. They will get their comeuppance when they open their Christmas presents.
Any other pub specific rules will be announced on the night.

Thank you

Thank you to all the Santas from previous years who have helped raise money for the new learning centre at Rainbow House