DRONFIELD HALL BARN
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HALL BARN DRONFIELD
A Fund Raising Event for The DHT Garden
Murder and Mystery at a Dronfield Hall Barn Bistro - LAST FEW SPACES AVAILABLE!
HALL BARN DRONFIELD
Coming soon... Artisan and Makers Market
Our popular craft market returns this October. Why not come and start your Christmas shopping nice and early? Stalls will include textiles, jewellery, silver, metalwork, wall art, fine art, greetings cards, glassware and more!
Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st October, 11am until 4pm
Dronfield Hall Barn
FREE ENTRY!
Donations welcome to support our charity.
Art &
The Derbyshire region Design-Nation group are presenting at Art & York, the newly rebranded Art Market York, from 26-28 October 2018.
BUXTON INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
Donald celebrates 40 years of Festival friendship with a Final Fling
One of Buxton International Festival’s best friends is celebrating his 40-year love affair with the event at a musical Final Fling.
Opera singer Donald Maxwell, who performed in the very first Festival in 1979 and has also been its Artistic Director and Artist in Residence, is hosting a concert and dinner in the Pavilion Arts Centre on October 19, featuring highlights from across the years.
Buxton Fringe announces three weeks of fun to mark Fringe40!
PRESS RELEASE: For immediate release September 27th 2018
Buxton Festival Fringe, which is getting ready to celebrate its 40th year, has announced that the 2019 Fringe will be longer than usual with the dates running from Wednesday July 3 to Wednesday July 24 - a full three weeks.
BIG STORIES, LITTLE VILLAGE: FIRST LITERARY FESTIVAL TO BE HELD IN REPTON
Repton Village is celebrate its literary roots in a new 3 day programme of events from 26th October - 28th October 2018.
Repton Literary Festival is the first of a new annual festival - telling stories and bringing engaging speakers to this historic Derbyshire village.
Politician, journalist and writer Lord Roy Hattersley opens the festival and will discuss his latest book ‘The Catholics’.
STILL DANCING
The idea is to provide an inclusive, fun social evening that appeals to more mature folk. Carers and their partners will be particularly welcome and volunteer dancers and foot tappers will take to the dance floor with any guests.
The first event was held on Weds 26th September at The Shoulder in Hardstoft; for more information about “Still Dancing” call Karen on 07817191272 or email: karen.waldram1@btinternet.com
Derbyshire Woodland Festival a great success!
People from near and far flocked to our 18th annual Woodland Festival at the weekend in the grounds of Elvaston Castle Country Park.
The weather improved as the weekend got underway and 10,000 visitors enjoyed a weekend of traditional and contemporary woodland crafts, including wild food demonstrations and survival crafts.
Two new attractions this year – the recreation of a Viking village and entertainment from an 18 foot tall tree puppet were very popular.
Our Cabinet Member for Highways, Transport and Infrastructure Councillor Simon Spencer said:
The Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s Funding Scheme
Derbyshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has invited community groups, non-profit making organisations and third sector organisations to work with him to deliver his priorities at a local level.
Large grants of between £2,501 and £25,000 are available for up to 12-months of activity.
These grants are to provide funding to promote partnership working with the Commissioner and help to deliver the objectives of his Police & Crime Plan. These objectives include: