CROMFORD  CANAL BOAT  WRITER’S CRUISE

On the fabulous BIRDSWOOD boat from Cromford Wharf to the pumphouse and return. Post code DE43RQ

 Theme:

Water Verbs

            for              

Thirsty Poets.

2018 is now well underway and with February here already it's time to think of Matlock Storytelling Cafe. As usual we're on the first Friday of the month, so that's Friday the 2nd. This month is a must, climb out of your sofa come along to the Imperial Rooms Matlock and leave your winter chills behind as we whisk you away to India with Peter Chand.

Yes Peter Chand is bringing Dark Tales from India to Matlock,

Sat 10 Feb and Wed 14 Feb, 7:15pm, Kedleston Hall

06 December 2017

Derby LIVE is pleased to announce a host of exciting and popular comedy acts will be coming to Derby Arena and the Guildhall Theatre during 2018. With a variety of shows on offer, there is something to suit every comedy enthusiast in the New Year.

Derby Theatre Friday 2 until Saturday 24 March
Your chance to sit right in the heart of the action….by pulling up a bar stool and sitting on stage for the performance
“Astonishing, funny and sad” The Daily Express (Quote from the original 1989 production)

17 February 2018 - Crich Glebe Field Centre – 7:30 pm

Highly rated, Nashville based Americana band, The Grahams, blend deeply personal, emotive, and powerful lyrics, with powerful harmonies from the Deep South; a show to thrill and delight!

Drawing on influences like Lead Belly and Woody Guthrie, the Grahams are a treat for all fans of American roots folk music. Introducing their songs with explanations and banter makes the gig so intimate that, by the end, you will feel as though you have known them all your life!

Test Drive A New You. After the festive season, the New Year can be a great time for people to ‘refuel’, set new goals and focus on being more active to improve their health and fitness. In Derby are kicking off the New Year with an amazing health and fitness offer to help ‘restart their engine’.

The remarkable album ‘Look Both Ways’, was a sharp turn left for one of the country’s leading ceilidh bands. A conflation of British and Greek folk forms, musical theatre, jazz and soul, astonished critics and delighted audiences, with a sell-out tour in March and Boomtown, Stainsby, Warwick and Sidmouth festivals.