Events

tells the story of artists who entered Britain as a result of Nazi occupation.

‘Elemental II’ takes inspiration from many sources and reflects our multidisciplinary backgrounds and interests. The work includes drawing, painting and installations along with a range of printmaking techniques including etching, linocut, woodcut, screen-printing and monoprint.

Exhibition by Jonathan Middlemiss.  Jonathan is an artist in ceramics and painting, originally from Nidderdale. In the last few years Jonathan has made repeated trips to the Dales to trace the images which evoke the sense of belonging from his formative years. This has led to new work and ways of expression for him.

A tough and tender portrait of hill shepherd Alison O’Neill documented by photographer Ian Lawson.

Now in its seventh 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.

Lots of good singalong songs and some tear-in-the-eye tunes from tiny (and not so tiny) musicians. Donations to Help For Heroes.

Proceeds to Sedbergh Town Band. Refreshments and bacon buns. Bring donations for the sale from 9am on the day or contact Sandra 07815 069394 to arrange collection.

Tea and cakes available, £3.50. Event in aid of St. Andrew’s Church, Dent.

Tea and cakes available, £3.50. Event in aid of St. Andrew’s Church, Dent.

Ducks £1 each, first prize £50. In aid of Howgill Village Hall. Duck Race followed by coffee evening.

Children’s sports start at 1pm, evening sports start at 6.30. Lots of races for all agess. Under 11s and under 16s fell races. Afternoon tea and a raffle. Everyone welcome.

Linear walk using the Settle-Carlisle railway. 16 miles/26 km, 3200 ft/980 m. Fell paths, field paths, some off path, some roads. Meet Ribblehead Station to catch the 10.39 train to Dent. Leader Nick Spencer.

A traditional old English sports meeting for all ages, with a great variety of events: fell races; tyre race, 100 yds, 200 yds, 400 yds; sack races; potato races; egg throwing; half-mile three-legged race; mountain bike race; wrestling; pillow fights and tug of war. Sorry, but no dogs allowed.

tells the story of artists who entered Britain as a result of Nazi occupation.

‘Elemental II’ takes inspiration from many sources and reflects our multidisciplinary backgrounds and interests. The work includes drawing, painting and installations along with a range of printmaking techniques including etching, linocut, woodcut, screen-printing and monoprint.

Exhibition by Jonathan Middlemiss.  Jonathan is an artist in ceramics and painting, originally from Nidderdale. In the last few years Jonathan has made repeated trips to the Dales to trace the images which evoke the sense of belonging from his formative years. This has led to new work and ways of expression for him.

A tough and tender portrait of hill shepherd Alison O’Neill documented by photographer Ian Lawson.

The Joy of Ink is a print exhibition by Pam Twiss celebrating the unique qualities of printmaking.

Tour historic Staveley with Andy Lowe who is well known to SDHS through his interesting presentations on Lakeland buildings and Landscape.

A full day guided hill walk in the part of Cumbria that falls within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.   You will be in a small group of no more than six people, plus your friendly, professional guide

Stumpwork with Sara Dennis.   Price includes all materials (normally £25)

Stainmore Railway Company.   Model Railway Show

Stainmore Railway Company.   Model Railway Show

Discover the fascinating history of the Yorkshire Dales and their inhabitants.

Now in its seventh year, this is truly more than a market with music, children’s events and of course the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. The quality on offer is high and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

The White Rose Classic is an annual event that gives riders the opportunity to explore the most beautiful areas of Yorkshire and Cumbria

Guided walk.  6 m  10k  900ft  270m.     Rocky tracks and field paths.   Leader Jill Hayes.   Kendal Ramblers

Celebrating Armed Forces Day 28th – 30th June

The Festival aims to provide FREE entertainment for all the family.

tells the story of artists who entered Britain as a result of Nazi occupation.

Celebrating armed Forces Day 28th- 30th June

The Festival aims to provide FREE entertainment for all the family.

Approximately 1,000 cyclists will pass through the Town

First Class Cricket Match.   For the first time Sedbergh School will be hosting a First Class Cricket match following on the success of the Minor Counties matches held there in the last few years

The Festival aims to provide FREE entertainment for all the family.

Celebrating armed Forces Day 28th- 30th June

‘Elemental II’ takes inspiration from many sources and reflects our multidisciplinary backgrounds and interests. The work includes drawing, painting and installations along with a range of printmaking techniques including etching, linocut, woodcut, screen-printing and monoprint.

Exhibition by Jonathan Middlemiss.  Jonathan is an artist in ceramics and painting, originally from Nidderdale. In the last few years Jonathan has made repeated trips to the Dales to trace the images which evoke the sense of belonging from his formative years. This has led to new work and ways of expression for him.

A tough and tender portrait of hill shepherd Alison O’Neill documented by photographer Ian Lawson.

The Joy of Ink is a print exhibition by Pam Twiss celebrating the unique qualities of printmaking.

First Class Cricket Match.   For the first time Sedbergh School will be hosting a First Class Cricket match following on the success of the Minor Counties matches held there in the last few years

First Class Cricket Match.   For the first time Sedbergh School will be hosting a First Class Cricket match following on the success of the Minor Counties matches held there in the last few years

Exhibition by Jonathan Middlemiss.  Jonathan is an artist in ceramics and painting, originally from Nidderdale. In the last few years Jonathan has made repeated trips to the Dales to trace the images which evoke the sense of belonging from his formative years. This has led to new work and ways of expression for him.

‘Elemental II’ takes inspiration from many sources and reflects our multidisciplinary backgrounds and interests. The work includes drawing, painting and installations along with a range of printmaking techniques including etching, linocut, woodcut, screen-printing and monoprint.

Popular South Lakes art collective Green Door will be exhibiting a selection of work from its members in this summer exhibition. Work includes paintings, sculptures, prints, ceramics, textiles and glass. Green Door are a self-managed, not-for-profit artists’ co-operative, with a membership of nearly 100 artists. They are committed to bringing artists together and making contemporary art accessible to local residents and visitors to the area.

Visit one of England’s finest medieval castles and its 18th century walled gardens. See the lavishly furnished rooms and finish in the Stable Tearoom.

Bill Johnston

The Joy of Ink is a print exhibition by Pam Twiss celebrating the unique qualities of printmaking.

An exhibition by Aly who is returning to the Mill after a previous residency in 2018.

Now in its seventh year, this is truly more than a market with music, children’s events and of course the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. The quality on offer is high and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

Westmorland Dales Day.   Stainmore Railway Company

A tough and tender portrait of hill shepherd Alison O’Neill documented by photographer Ian Lawson.

Popular South Lakes art collective Green Door will be exhibiting a selection of work from its members in this summer exhibition. Work includes paintings, sculptures, prints, ceramics, textiles and glass. Green Door are a self-managed, not-for-profit artists’ co-operative, with a membership of nearly 100 artists. They are committed to bringing artists together and making contemporary art accessible to local residents and visitors to the area.

An exhibition by Aly who is returning to the Mill after a previous residency in 2018.

Railwayana Collectors Fair.   Stainmore Railway Company

Guided Walk.   15m. 24k.   3,000 ft 920 m.   fell paths, much off path, some road.   Leader Nick Spencer.   Kendal Ramblers

Guided Walk.  7.5m 12k.   1,000 ft 300 m.   Gill and Fell walk.    Leaders Bill and Linda  Wood.   Kendal Ramblers

August Bank Holiday – steam trains operating Sat and Sun

Now in its seventh year, this is truly more than a market with music, children’s events and of course the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. The quality on offer is high and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming.

August Bank Holiday – steam trains operating Sat and Sun

Bank Holiday

Popular South Lakes art collective Green Door will be exhibiting a selection of work from its members in this summer exhibition. Work includes paintings, sculptures, prints, ceramics, textiles and glass. Green Door are a self-managed, not-for-profit artists’ co-operative, with a membership of nearly 100 artists. They are committed to bringing artists together and making contemporary art accessible to local residents and visitors to the area.

‘World Wide Whispers’ was started following a conversation between Ann Hill and four other international quilters – Paula Rafferty from Ireland, Jeltje van Essen from The Netherlands, Debbi Cagney from USA and Kim Caskey from Canada when they met in Edinburgh.

A tough and tender portrait of hill shepherd Alison O’Neill documented by photographer Ian Lawson.

An exhibition by Aly who is returning to the Mill after a previous residency in 2018.

‘World Wide Whispers’ was started following a conversation between Ann Hill and four other international quilters – Paula Rafferty from Ireland, Jeltje van Essen from The Netherlands, Debbi Cagney from USA and Kim Caskey from Canada when they met in Edinburgh.

A tough and tender portrait of hill shepherd Alison O’Neill documented by photographer Ian Lawson.

Having spent many years working in sketchbooks, Stuart Gray began to produce paintings emulating the fresh quality of an outdoor image without overworking the final pieces.

An exhibition by Aly who is returning to the Mill after a previous residency in 2018.

£100 plus £5 on the day for materials

£100 plus £5 on the day for materials

Now in its seventh year, this is truly more than a market with music, children’s events and of course the town’s cafes, shops, books and hills. Today’s market takes place alongside Sedbergh Sheepfest (see separate listing).

‘World Wide Whispers’ was started following a conversation between Ann Hill and four other international quilters – Paula Rafferty from Ireland, Jeltje van Essen from The Netherlands, Debbi Cagney from USA and Kim Caskey from Canada when they met in Edinburgh.

Having spent many years working in sketchbooks, Stuart Gray began to produce paintings emulating the fresh quality of an outdoor image without overworking the final pieces.

Roe Valley

‘World Wide Whispers’ was started following a conversation between Ann Hill and four other international quilters – Paula Rafferty from Ireland, Jeltje van Essen from The Netherlands, Debbi Cagney from USA and Kim Caskey from Canada when they met in Edinburgh.

This class is perfect for beginners but weavers with a little more experience will enjoy experimenting with traditional herringbone technique to create your own unique piece of fabric. Looms will be set up and ready to go on the day.

Having spent many years working in sketchbooks, Stuart Gray began to produce paintings emulating the fresh quality of an outdoor image without overworking the final pieces.

British Tapestry Group :  Scottish Regional Group

British Tapestry Group :  Scottish Regional Group

Ruth likes to experiment with many techniques in watercolour to capture the jewel like quality of berries and flowers found in Cumbria’s many hedgerows.

£50 plus £5 for materials on the day

£50 plus £5 for materials on the day

British Tapestry Group :  Scottish Regional Group

Ruth likes to experiment with many techniques in watercolour to capture the jewel like quality of berries and flowers found in Cumbria’s many hedgerows.

Santa Event – Stainmore Railway Company

British Tapestry Group :  Scottish Regional Group

Ruth likes to experiment with many techniques in watercolour to capture the jewel like quality of berries and flowers found in Cumbria’s many hedgerows.

British Tapestry Group :  Scottish Regional Group