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 29 to 31 July
Hardwick Hall
Combining the nation's love of great food and drink with a much-loved location. This festival offers a chance to enjoy some family time together.
Enjoy:
- Artisan market
- Street food
- Bars
- Chef demos
- Live Music
- Men V Food
- Cake off
- BBQ stage
- Bake stage
- Mini zoo
- Kids cookery
- Foraging walks
- Kids activities
- Crafts and gifts
25 July, 6pm
Online event hosted by Creswell Crags
From sabre-toothed cats and hyenas, to some less well-known creatures, this talk explores some of the carnivores from the Ice Age.
Learn about their diets and behaviours, the environments they inhabited, and how they interacted with humans.
This talk is free to attend but you are asked for a suggested donation of £3. This is to cover the costs associated with hosting an event and to help support Creswell Heritage Trust.
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23 July
The blessing of Clowne's well will take place outside Wilkinsons on Mill Green Way at 10am (TBC).
There will be a coffee morning to follow at the Methodist Chapel.
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From 23 July
Bolsover Castle
Set off on a fun, family adventure at Bolsover Castle. They need your help to uncover history. Explore the castle grounds, complete the challenges, find the missing shields and learn all about Bolsover Castle's fascinating past.
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13 August
Creswell Events Centre
Celebrating the music of Elton John and Billy Joel, singer/songwriter John Reilly, voice of The Acoustic Angels, is coming to Creswell to play a celebration of the amazing songs of the world class performer Elton John.
John Reilly's unique vocals promise to make this a special evening not to be missed.
Doors open from 6pm
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Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Hardwick Hall
Roof tours are back at Hardwick Hall. Enjoy captivating views and a unique Hardwick experience.
A walkway installed as part of ongoing building conservation work gave the Hardwick team an exciting opportunity to enable visitors to experience the breath-taking views from the top of the iconic Elizabethan mansion.
Climb the original steps of the North Stairs (built between 1590 and 1597) and emerge amongst the chimneys and turrets where you can experience the full, magnificent impact of Hardwick's position on the top of the ridge overlooking the Derbyshire countryside. Follow in Bess' footsteps and learn how important guests of Bess would 'take the leads' as they leisured on the roof, named because of lead being the material used for the roof at this time.
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