Events

‘Design in the Dales’ will showcase work from 20 resident artists whose work ranges through textiles, weaving, painting, textile-art, felting, knitting, jewellery design and much more.

‘’Colour Notes’ is an exploration of how each Studio 21 artist expresses and interprets their own response to colour through narratives and memories.

A collection of photographs, taken Hilary Fenton, illustrating how people live, enjoy and work on and around the mountain

A selection of festive favourites in the company of vocalists Amy Fudali and Colin Bailey with ‘Tales from the Tree’ told by Mark Cronfield as Saint Nicholas.   With late night shopping and food tasting in the shop from 5 pm.   Refreshments, mulled wine, mince pies and ice cream available from the Firebox Cafe

Spellbound Theatre proudly presents ‘Wind in the Willows’, adapted from the novel by Kenneth Grahame and directed by Hilary Stephenson. Tickets available from the Information Centre.

Spellbound Theatre proudly presents ‘Wind in the Willows’, adapted from the novel by Kenneth Grahame and directed by Hilary Stephenson. Tickets available from the Information Centre.

A December edition of Sedbergh’s growing spring and summer producers’ market, showcasing the stalls that have made it so popular. You will find the best crafts, made by the stall holders themselves, and delicious food locally produced by the traders. New for this year there will be hot food. Stalls will run along Main Street. The town’s shops and cafes will be open as usual as a perfect complement to the stalls.

Spellbound Theatre proudly presents ‘Wind in the Willows’, adapted from the novel by Kenneth Grahame and directed by Hilary Stephenson. Tickets available from the Information Centre.

Spellbound Theatre proudly presents ‘Wind in the Willows’, adapted from the novel by Kenneth Grahame and directed by Hilary Stephenson. Tickets available from the Information Centre.

A collection of photographs, taken Hilary Fenton, illustrating how people live, enjoy and work on and around the mountain

‘’Colour Notes’ is an exploration of how each Studio 21 artist expresses and interprets their own response to colour through narratives and memories.

‘Design in the Dales’ will showcase work from 20 resident artists whose work ranges through textiles, weaving, painting, textile-art, felting, knitting, jewellery design and much more.

Archaeological investigations of a Bronze Age Fenland settlement – speaker Fiona Robinson Zeki

An illustrated talk by Peter Roebuck describing the origins and impact of cattle droving.

An illustrated talk by Adrian Braddon about a force of Yorkist royalists, German mercenaries, Irish Levies and the person they had crowned King Edward VI.

An illustrated talk by Diane Elphick on the wide ranging roles of women.

An illustrated talk by Geoff Brambles examining the ways in which the natural behaviour of water and its human management have influenced the physical growth, urban morphology and and economic development of Kendal.

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 has the accent on food and is part of Sedbergh Food Festival (see separate listing).

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.

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.

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.

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.