The event gets under way today and runs until Sunday at St Mary’s Church.
Local businesses have paid for the 27 trees that will be on display throughout the festival.
Schools, community groups and church members are among those who have decorated trees for the event. Each tree will have a different theme.
Betty Martin has helped to organise the festival, with vicar Rev Susan McKendrey, church committee members and members of the congregation.
Betty said: “Netherton Church had one a few years ago and because it was successful we decided to do one. I’m excited.”
Entry is £2.50 and free for children.
The opening times for the festival are 10am to 4pm today and tomorrow and noon to 4pm on Sunday.
Money raised will go to church funds.
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