Mad Friday is here — revellers will be descending on Huddersfield Town to celebrate one of the biggest nights out before Christmas.
Some lucky folk will have finished their final shift of 2015 and heading out with colleagues to spread some Christmas cheer.
We're predicting Christmas jumpers, Santa hats, classic festive tunes and a crush to get to the bar — are you out this afternoon? Share your snaps with us on Facebook and Twitter!
Remember to drink responsibly, look after your mates and, in the festive spirit, harbour goodwill to all mankind.
Follow our liveblog for the latest from town this Mad Friday.
Enjoy your night!
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Sartorial elegance abounds in Huddersfield on Christmas jumper day
We’ve had some interesting Christmas jumper pics sent in today!
http://www.examiner.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/christmas-jumper-day-huddersfield-joins-10622910
What's on in Holmfirth and around Huddersfield:
Mad Friday events in Holmfirth and elsewhere
- Two Pence Live at Oscar’s Cafe and Wine Bar — 7pm-9:30pm
- Karaoke at the Postcard Inn, Holmfirth — 9pm-11pm
- Swansong Acoustic playing LIVE at The Grape Room, Honley — 7pm-10pm
- Christmas lights switch on at the Fleece Inn, Holmfirth — 6pm
Karaoke: The hardest Christmas songs to sing!
Do you want a real karaoke challenge tonight? Try Fairytale of New York or Lonely This Christmas.
The Examiner’s data unit looked at the sheet music of some of the most popular festive songs to see which ones require the widest vocal ranges.
If you want to sing the words to Lonely This Christmas, as performed by glam-rock band Mud, you’ll need a range of nearly three octaves to hit all the notes.
The same vocal range applies to Fairytale of New York - although the bittersweet Pogues classic does feature male and female vocals from Shane MacGowan and Kirsty MacColl respectively.
Joining in with Christmas Jumper Day?
Mad Friday = Christmas Jumpers.
We want your Christmas Jumper pictures — click here to join the fun!
Stay off Santa's naughty list!
Mad Friday in Huddersfield: Superintendent Paul Jeffrey warns revellers to behave
Let's hope he's wrong, eh?
On Facebook, James Smith said: “Far too many “2 can Van Dammes” looking for trouble on a Mad Friday, I look forward to the Examiner postings tomorrow of beatings, stabbings and a&e visits (not).”
But over at Wetherspoons...
Wetherspoons looks a little bit busier! How are things where you are? Send us your pictures!
Wondering where to go?
We can help:
Good Beer Guide 2016: Find out which Huddersfield pubs made it into the latest guide
Heading out?
We’d love to see your Mad Friday selfies and festive group photos — tweet them to Examiner or share them with us on our Facebook page.
Our reporter Robert Sutcliffe has headed into town to see what’s going on — keep an eye out for him!
We’ll bring you updates on what’s happening at bars and pubs this evening, where to go and how busy it is in Huddersfield.
Looking for somewhere to go?
Here’s are Huddersfield’s top ten nightspots, as voted for by you
Cheers!
