Events

Tapestry of the North: Our Textile Heritage is an open, non-juried exhibition, hosted by the Northern region of the British Tapestry Group.

This new body of work explores the ever-changing Lakeland landscape.

I grew up in Huddersfield, in the heart of the textile industry, and spent many childhood days playing amongst the derelict mills that are our industrial heritage.

Join Jane for a Dark Skies Festival family crafting drop in session

Dancing, Craft Gams and More

Hosted by Wensleydale Bike Club this is a fun event open to all appropriately capable children and families.

£70 plus £10 for materials on the day

Friday 31 Oct: spooky walk-around the gardens | Saturday 1 Nov: walk-around plus live theatre from Spellbound & apple bobbing.
Featuring The Pumpkin Patch, Ghost Alley, Witches’ Clearing & Graveyard…
5:30–8:30pm each evening | Free & family-friendly!

If you are out Trick or Treating on Halloween why not call in at St Andrew’s churchyard Sedbergh for some warmth and welcome with free hot dogs and cold drinks, and boxes to collect your treats in

Tapestry of the North: Our Textile Heritage is an open, non-juried exhibition, hosted by the Northern region of the British Tapestry Group.

This new body of work explores the ever-changing Lakeland landscape.

I grew up in Huddersfield, in the heart of the textile industry, and spent many childhood days playing amongst the derelict mills that are our industrial heritage.

Friday 31 Oct: spooky walk-around the gardens | Saturday 1 Nov: walk-around plus live theatre from Spellbound & apple bobbing.
Featuring The Pumpkin Patch, Ghost Alley, Witches’ Clearing & Graveyard…
5:30–8:30pm each evening | Free & family-friendly!

Jenn Ashworth talks about her nre book

Festive Farfield, running on the 8th/9th of November; an opportunity to see 15 different artists in their studios.

Festive Farfield, running on the 8th/9th of November; an opportunity to see 15 different artists in their studios.

All welcome

Sung by Sedbergh School Choir past and present.   All welcome

Mark Hatton will talk about ‘German Miners in Elizabethan Keswick (their life, learnings and legacy)’. Queen Elizabeth I showed personal interest in mining as she believed it was important to avoid importing material from overseas. It should be remembered that Cumbria possesses some of the richest mineral resources in the UK.

A Date for your Diary!
We are very excited to be welcoming Lindsay McCrae, a BAFTA award-winning cameraman who worked alongside David Attenborough on the BBC Studios series ‘Dynasties’.

£75 plus £5 on the day for materials

A relaxed, informal service for all ages! Bring the family to enjoy crafts, activities, and some lighthearted fun with balloons

Rehearsal 2.00 Evensong 3.30 pm

Let music lift your spirit. Join us for a special service featuring beloved hymns, songs by Sedbergh Songsters, and other inspiring musical treats.

An evening with Revd Professor David Wilkinson

A panel discussion with Tim Farron MP, Bishop John Thomson, and Community Chaplain Lois Sparling

A fun six round sports quiz with curry and a short talk about the Christian faith. With Ian Lancaster, Mission Director of Christians in Sport.

Join us for a lively evening of dancing, delicious food, and inspiring personal stories of how faith makes a difference today. A welcoming event for all ages, young and old alike.

A special service in Sedbergh People’s Hall to complete our week of events.

A relaxed and informal service to help children and adults grow in faith. Followed by a simple tea.

Tapestry of the North: Our Textile Heritage is an open, non-juried exhibition, hosted by the Northern region of the British Tapestry Group.

This new body of work explores the ever-changing Lakeland landscape.

I grew up in Huddersfield, in the heart of the textile industry, and spent many childhood days playing amongst the derelict mills that are our industrial heritage.

Come and join us for our traditional evening of festive family fun. Drum Nation drumming band, Town Band, craft market, Santa’s Grotto, street food, live Nativity and carols

Festive Fortified wines

Christmas Market, festive music, and Santa in his Grotto

A quotation from a lady who attended an earlier one “It’s like having the King’s College Chapel carol service on your doorstep, but you can join in too!”

All welcome

This new body of work explores the ever-changing Lakeland landscape.

I grew up in Huddersfield, in the heart of the textile industry, and spent many childhood days playing amongst the derelict mills that are our industrial heritage.

Tapestry of the North: Our Textile Heritage is an open, non-juried exhibition, hosted by the Northern region of the British Tapestry Group.

John Buglass will give a talk he has called ‘Dead Man’s Tales’. He founded JB Archaeology in 2004 after a career in various archaeological settings. The company was established as an independent archaeological contractor to oversee numerous projects for clients including the BBC and English Heritage

John Buglass will give a talk he has called ‘Dead Man’s Tales’. He founded JB Archaeology in 2004 after a career in various archaeological settings. The company was established as an independent archaeological contractor to oversee numerous projects for clients including the BBC and English Heritage