Derby College Group (DCG) has been chosen as one of three Centres for Excellence in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) under a new national programme.
DCG will work alongside The Education and Training Foundation (ETF), City College Norwich and Weston College on the Department for Education (DfE) funded programme.
Visual artist Yulia will be taking part in Buxton Fringe from the 5th till the 15th of July - 'Untitled, The Deep Sleep'.
Fringe venue group Underground have announced their line-up for the 2019 Buxton Fringe – the UK’s third largest Fringe Festival, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this July.
A tale of growing up, finding a voice, and listening to Joni Mitchell records.
Heading to Buxton Fringe this summer.
By Genevieve Carver & The Unsung
Theatre | Spoken Word | Music
Winners for Excellence in Spoken Word, Buxton Fringe 2017
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Adventure seekers can experience the great outdoors at the annual Adventure Fest held at Pleasley Vale Outdoor Activity Centre – and it’s all free!
Mountain biking, climbing, laser quest, KMXing, kayaking, canoeing, orienteering and a whole host of countryside activities will be on offer as Bolsover District Council stage their annual Adventure Fest on Sunday 14 July 2019.
The Council’s Extreme Wheels Roadshow will also be there hosting activities such as BMX biking, skateboarding, BMX sidehacks and slacklining.
Buxton’s Great Dome Art and Design Fair is returning to the Devonshire Dome this summer, with a new visitor engagement opportunity.
Peak District Artisans’ (PDA) annual event showcases a wide range of affordable, original art by local artists, providing insight into the region’s creative talent.
A witty drama about falling in love and falling apart returns to Buxton Fringe one year on from their World Cup clash.
“We took “Between Us” to Buxton Fringe in 2018, and two of the three performances coincided with the World Cup semi-finals!” said Sheffield actress Rachel E. Thorn. “The whole country was gripped by football fever.”
Special guest Barbara Langham, an early Buxton Fringe chair in the 1980s and former Mayor of the High Peak, opened the new Fringe40 archive exhibition upstairs at the Green Man Gallery on June 8th.
Fairfield Band is to perform a special piece of music commissioned by Buxton Festival Fringe to mark its 40th year.
The work by Charles Kitchen will be performed by the brass band during the occasion of the crowning of the Wells Dressing Festival Queen on Sunday July 7 at St John’s Church at 3.15pm.
Entitled The Victorians, the piece reflects changes that affected the town during that era following the growth of the railways and the upheaval of the Industrial Revolution.
Venue: Underground, Water Street, Buxton
When: 5th and 6th July at 4pm. 7th July at 7pm
Meet failed 80s diva and Dorking's most successful pub singer Yasmine Day. A self-proclaimed superstar, Yasmine (character comedian Jay Bennett) boldly attempts to revive her flagging career with a last ditch effort to pull off shoulder pads and a cabaret extravaganza with the help of her loyal fans (AKA the audience!)