Sedbergh Events Calendar

Exploring fresh, seasonal, locally sourced food.

A short easy walk looking at historic buildings and associated people including Adam Sedgwick and the Dent Vampire.

Bring suitable footwear, wet gear/sun protection, snack and drink.

Alice in Wonderland starring Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway and Crispin Glover. Certificate PG. 108 mins

Alice returns to the whimsical world she first visited as a young girl, reuniting with her childhood friends the White Rabbit, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Dormouse, the Caterpillar, the Cheshire Cat and, of course, the Mad Hatter. Alice embarks on a fantastical journey to find her true destiny and end the Red Queen’s reign of terror.

Trailer here

Doors and bar open at 7pm. Film starts at 7.30pm

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Learn to cook some great dishes that will amaze your friends (and impress the in-laws) and taste fantastic. No tins in sight! Dishes include Salmon Under a Pecan Crust, Oven Cooked Lamb Curry, Spiced Pilau Rice and Vanilla Ice Cream.

Learn to cook some of the dishes you enjoyed on holiday, including Halloumi Salad, Moussaka, Beef Stifado and Baklava.

Fun activities and events for the whole family through the afternoon culminating in a BBQ late afternoon with the day closing around 6 pm

Sedbergh's Producers' Market aims to give locals and visitors alike a large choice of locally produced, quality products which include both food and craft items.

Edward Mills of Cumbria Woodlands will show us how his coppiced wood near Grizedale Forest benefits wildlife.

All walks require stout footwear and weatherproof clothing. None are strenuous but may include some rough ground. Dogs are not permitted on the farm walk.

An internationally renowned songwriting duo who blend folk, country and even rock influences to create a unique style of beautifully crafted, instantly memorable songs.

Exploring fresh, seasonal, locally sourced food.

details to follow

The Moorcock Show is one of the leading sheep shows in the Yorkshire Dales and attracts farmers and breeders from the surrounding dales. Visitors will be able to watch the judging of various classes and breeds of sheep, including Swaledales and Roughs, as well has having the opportunity to do some judging themselves.

In addition visitors will be able to join in with Children's entertainment and following their success in previous years, there will be a number of craft specialists and an exhibition by local businesses and food producers.

There will also be an exhibition of local historical photographs, and the usual vintage tractor display

Refreshments will be available with delicious afternoon teas which will be enjoyed by all.

This year our books & drama festival has a new name, The Write Idea, and though the number of events is smaller than in previous years (cultural projects are having to trim their cloth just like the rest of us!) we believe we have retained the quality of speaker that audiences have come to expect

Sedbergh's Producers' Market aims to give locals and visitors alike a large choice of locally produced, quality products which include both food and craft items.

details to follow

Learn songs about the building of this magnificent mountain railway and sing them on the train, in the stations, on walks through these wild hills ....and round the fires of country pubs. Settle Voices and the Sedbergh singers have been invited to join the Saturday night concert in Chapel le Dale, a tiny fellside church where over 400 navvies who built the railway are buried - followed by singing in the Hill Inn afterwards.

Learn songs about the building of this magnificent mountain railway and sing them on the train, in the stations, on walks through these wild hills ....and round the fires of country pubs. Settle Voices and the Sedbergh singers have been invited to join the Saturday night concert in Chapel le Dale, a tiny fellside church where over 400 navvies who built the railway are buried - followed by singing in the Hill Inn afterwards.

details to follow

Learn songs about the building of this magnificent mountain railway and sing them on the train, in the stations, on walks through these wild hills ....and round the fires of country pubs. Settle Voices and the Sedbergh singers have been invited to join the Saturday night concert in Chapel le Dale, a tiny fellside church where over 400 navvies who built the railway are buried - followed by singing in the Hill Inn afterwards.

This annual festival is always well attended and includes a varied programme of workshops to learn the old folk carols sung in churches in the Yorkshire dales and also in pubs throughout Yorkshire and Derbyshire.

The festive midwinter Singing Walk will include songs which everyone can join in with as well as songs from visiting choirs - referred to last year by a visiting Scottish choir as: "Extreme Carolling!"

The Concert is part of the Dent Folk Carols Festival and features the Gladly Solemn Sound choir, Thomas Hardy stories with fiddlers, and visiting choirs. Followed by singing in the pub.

details to follow

This annual festival is always well attended and includes a varied programme of workshops to learn the old folk carols sung in churches in the Yorkshire dales and also in pubs throughout Yorkshire and Derbyshire.

The festive midwinter Singing Walk will include songs which everyone can join in with as well as songs from visiting choirs - referred to last year by a visiting Scottish choir as: "Extreme Carolling!"

This annual festival is always well attended and includes a varied programme of workshops to learn the old folk carols sung in churches in the Yorkshire dales and also in pubs throughout Yorkshire and Derbyshire.

The festive midwinter Singing Walk will include songs which everyone can join in with as well as songs from visiting choirs - referred to last year by a visiting Scottish choir as: "Extreme Carolling!"

Sedbergh's annual panto produced by our own Rose Theatre Group.

In 2005 the Rose Community Theatre told the story of Spar Wars when the people of Sedbergh won the fight against the Evil Azda Empire for the right to keep their Spar Shop..

Years of peace have passed and the Spar has built a brand new shop. The Queen has come to open it.. However the Evil Azda Empire lead by the dastardly Darth Morph and his partner in all things wicked Garth Vader, are plotting to destroy the new Spar. Will they succeed?  Not if  Luke Fellwalker, Hansoff, Princess Laya and every bodies favorite, Dr Poo has anything to do with it.

Sedbergh's annual panto produced by our own Rose Theatre Group.

In 2005 the Rose Community Theatre told the story of Spar Wars when the people of Sedbergh won the fight against the Evil Azda Empire for the right to keep their Spar Shop..

Years of peace have passed and the Spar has built a brand new shop. The Queen has come to open it.. However the Evil Azda Empire lead by the dastardly Darth Morph and his partner in all things wicked Garth Vader, are plotting to destroy the new Spar. Will they succeed?  Not if  Luke Fellwalker, Hansoff, Princess Laya and every bodies favorite, Dr Poo has anything to do with it.

Sedbergh's annual panto produced by our own Rose Theatre Group.

In 2005 the Rose Community Theatre told the story of Spar Wars when the people of Sedbergh won the fight against the Evil Azda Empire for the right to keep their Spar Shop..

Years of peace have passed and the Spar has built a brand new shop. The Queen has come to open it.. However the Evil Azda Empire lead by the dastardly Darth Morph and his partner in all things wicked Garth Vader, are plotting to destroy the new Spar. Will they succeed?  Not if  Luke Fellwalker, Hansoff, Princess Laya and every bodies favorite, Dr Poo has anything to do with it.