Around 28 business and five residences took part in the competition, with King's Antiques and Collectables winning the business section and Jason Davis winning the residential section.

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King's Antiques and Collectables owner Judy King said it was an honour to help contribute to the Bathurst CBD's winter cheer.

"The theme was 'People and Places', so we went with a display to reflect both winter and Bathurst's value as a heritage city," Mrs King said.

"We've entered the competition every year to help beautify the CBD during the festival, and we've received plenty of positive comments for this year's display."

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Alpha Signs Bathurst designed the building cutout for the the King's Antiques display.

Mrs King said she has enjoyed the festival period, however lamented the impact of COVID-19 on proceedings.

"We normally get a lot of visitors from Sydney, and it's a shame they've been unable to come," she said.

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"But the locals have enjoyed it, which has been pleasing to see."

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