
To mark the achievement, a public celebration is being planned for Saturday, October 3rd at Trevor Basin.
The event starts at 12noon, with stalls, activities, fairground-rides, face-painting, falconry displays, ferret racing, puppet shows, a magician, ventriloquist and lots more.
There will also be the chance to enjoy music by the canal, listen to the world-famous Froncysyllte Male Voice Choir, see demonstrations of traditional canal crafts and find out how the aqueduct and canal were built.
The day will finish with a spectacular firework display at 7pm.
The event is being organised by Wrexham Council and British Waterways, with help from community groups in the area.
Lead member Councillor Bob Dutton said: “Achieving World Heritage Status places the aqueduct in the company of the world’s elite heritage sites. This is a free event and we hope as many people as possible will join us to mark this fantastic achievement.”
The stalls will be open from 12noon-5pm, entertainment will be provided in the main marquee from 2.30pm-6.45pm, with a lantern parade at 6.45pm and the firework finale at 7pm.
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