Events

‘Crossing Oceans’ is an invited group of international artists, each offering their own unique perspective on the chosen theme of nature.

The artworks in this exhibition have all been created by Sue Lancaster as a personal response to her environment. For many years she has worked with themes rooted in observation:

Song of Silence is inspired by the songs from the birds and the silence of the fells in the Yorkshire Dales.

NO SPECTATORS ON THE COURSE

A magical, unforgettable, fun-filled voyage, around the world in 80 Minutes! A choreographed kaleidoscope of colour and music packed with laughter and thrills it’s a show you dare not miss. SHOW TIMES Wed to Fri :4.45pm & 7.30pm daily Sat: 2.30pm, 5pm, & 7.30pm Sun: 12 noon & 3pm Opening night special offer – all seats £9.99

Weekly market every Wednesday with stalls of fruit, meat, baking, fish , eggs etc and books and bric-a-brac

For training

A conducted virtual walk based on the History Society’s enormous collection of photographs taken over the last 150 years or so.

A magical, unforgettable, fun-filled voyage, around the world in 80 Minutes! A choreographed kaleidoscope of colour and music packed with laughter and thrills it’s a show you dare not miss. SHOW TIMES Wed to Fri :4.45pm & 7.30pm daily Sat: 2.30pm, 5pm, & 7.30pm Sun: 12 noon & 3pm Opening night special offer – all seats £9.99

An onl;ine Family Eventthat is fun and also has an important message, aiming to advance equality and cekebrate diversity

We hope to run all the usual events

An 11 mile (18km) walk as part  of a small group to explore the beautiful Howgill Fells. their highest point, The Calf, and England’s tallest waterfall.   The return to Sedbergh is a high level route crossing over the tops of Bram Rigg Top, Calders, and the broad grassy ridge of Rowantree Grains

‘Crossing Oceans’ is an invited group of international artists, each offering their own unique perspective on the chosen theme of nature.

The artworks in this exhibition have all been created by Sue Lancaster as a personal response to her environment. For many years she has worked with themes rooted in observation:

Song of Silence is inspired by the songs from the birds and the silence of the fells in the Yorkshire Dales.

Now in its ninth year, the artisan market is well worth a visit along with the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. The quality on offer is high and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

The artworks in this exhibition have all been created by Sue Lancaster as a personal response to her environment. For many years she has worked with themes rooted in observation:

Fun for everyone at the Finkle Street Party, running alongside St Andrew’s Fair. The day will have lots of live music, an outside bar, food stalls and children’s games and entertainment.

‘Crossing Oceans’ is an invited group of international artists, each offering their own unique perspective on the chosen theme of nature.

A conducted virtual walk based on the History Society’s enormous collection of local photographs taken over the last 150 years or so.

For training

Sedbergh School will host a friendly 50 over game against Cumbria CCC on Tuesday 20 July, as well as the opening Royal London Cup game against Sussex on Friday 23 July. With restrictions lifted, subject to change from the UK Government, a bumper crowd is expected. Once the capacity has been confirmed following Government guidelines, information on how Members can reserve their tickets will be announced. This is not expected to be until late June.

Sedbergh School will host  the opening Royal London Cup game against Sussex on Friday 23 July. With restrictions lifted, subject to change from the UK Government, a bumper crowd is expected. Once the capacity has been confirmed following Government guidelines, information on how Members can reserve their tickets will be announced. This is not expected to be until late June.

Kendal Calling is a boutique UK music festival, held annually at Lowther Deer Park in the beautiful Lake District.

The 3rd XI is an informal team of pupils staff parents and Old Sedbergians which plays in the Westmorland 2nd Division

Song of Silence is inspired by the songs from the birds and the silence of the fells in the Yorkshire Dales.

Kendal Calling is a boutique UK music festival, held annually at Lowther Deer Park in the beautiful Lake District.

HELLS FELLS 2021 is festival of live music and activities in celebration of our armed forces & emergency services. All profits will be used to support those from the armed forces and emergency services who struggle in the years ahead.

Over the weekend the programme will include Meesy Play, Quiet Times, walks, worship, tesimony and most definitely food – and everyone is welcome

Sedbergh School 3rd XI is an informal team of pupils, staff, parents and Old Sedberghians playing in the Westmorland 2nd Division

HELLS FELLS 2021 is festival of live music and activities in celebration of our armed forces & emergency services. All profits will be used to support those from the armed forces and emergency services who struggle in the years ahead.

Over the weekend the programme will include Meesy Play, Quiet Times, walks, worship, tesimony and most definitely food – and everyone is welcome

It is preferable for everyone involved – local settled people, Gypsies and Travellers and the local authorities – for Appleby Horse Fair to happen on a set date. Had no date been set, there would be an increased likelihood of ad hoc gatherings which nobody would be prepared for.

Sedbergh School 3rd XI is an informal team of pupils, staff, parents and Old Sedberghians playing in the Westmorland 2nd Division

It is preferable for everyone involved – local settled people, Gypsies and Travellers and the local authorities – for Appleby Horse Fair to happen on a set date. Had no date been set, there would be an increased likelihood of ad hoc gatherings which nobody would be prepared for.

Song of Silence is inspired by the songs from the birds and the silence of the fells in the Yorkshire Dales.

Now in its ninth year, the artisan market is well worth a visit along with the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. The quality on offer is high and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

For the first time the Show will last two days this year.

For the first time the Show will last two days this year.

The landscape in which we live, meet and work is a northern landscape largely shaped by cloth. Distinctive weavers cottages line the canals and perch on hillsides, tall mill chimneys dominate the valleys. We meet in a grand and richly furnished manor house created by mill owners, exhibit and seek inspiration and materials at converted mills in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria. Some of us have mill workers in our ancestry, weaving in our memories and in our blood.

Now in its ninth year, the artisan market is well worth a visit along with the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. The quality on offer is high and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

The landscape in which we live, meet and work is a northern landscape largely shaped by cloth. Distinctive weavers cottages line the canals and perch on hillsides, tall mill chimneys dominate the valleys. We meet in a grand and richly furnished manor house created by mill owners, exhibit and seek inspiration and materials at converted mills in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria. Some of us have mill workers in our ancestry, weaving in our memories and in our blood.

The landscape in which we live, meet and work is a northern landscape largely shaped by cloth. Distinctive weavers cottages line the canals and perch on hillsides, tall mill chimneys dominate the valleys. We meet in a grand and richly furnished manor house created by mill owners, exhibit and seek inspiration and materials at converted mills in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria. Some of us have mill workers in our ancestry, weaving in our memories and in our blood.

The landscape in which we live, meet and work is a northern landscape largely shaped by cloth. Distinctive weavers cottages line the canals and perch on hillsides, tall mill chimneys dominate the valleys. We meet in a grand and richly furnished manor house created by mill owners, exhibit and seek inspiration and materials at converted mills in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria. Some of us have mill workers in our ancestry, weaving in our memories and in our blood.