What's on in Toadmoor

Derbyshire, England

Toadmoor sits quietly in Derbyshire with a charm that makes you want to stay in your wellies all day long. There's usually a local fair or a cinema screening happening nearby when the weather turns grey. The village hall hosts its usual community gatherings while the pub down the lane keeps things lively after work. Near Here has got it all sorted so you don't need to trudge through a dozen websites on a Saturday night.

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Afternoon Film Show – The Sense of Ending – Doors for a 2pm show

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Thu 4 Jun13:30The Weston Centre(4.7mi)

via The Weston Centre

Community

Gary Peters

Gary Peters. Fritchley Village Hall. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Thu 4 Jun17:00Fritchley Village Hall(1.4mi)

via Fritchley Village Hall

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Around £21.50

Steam Services

We will be operating our steam services between Wirksworth and Duffield, as follows: Depart Wirksworth Wirksworth Dep 10:15 12:45 15:20 Idridgehay Dep 10:35 13:05 15:40 Shottle Dep 10:41 13:11 15:46 Duffield Arr 10:53 13:23 15:58 Depart Duffield Duffield Dep 11:15 13:45 16:20 Shottle Dep 11:29 13:59 16:34 Idridgehay Dep 11:37 14:07 16:42 Wirksworth Arr 11:56 14:26 17:01 Online prices (booking fees apply) Adults: £21.50 Children: £11.00 (5-15) Family: £48.00 (two adults & up to three children) BUY TICKETS & MORE INFORMATION

Fri 5 Jun11:15Wirksworth Station(4.1mi)

via Wirksworth Station

Community

Memory Cafe – Fab Forgetful Friends – all welcome, please just pop by

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Fri 5 Jun14:00The Weston Centre(4.7mi)

via The Weston Centre

Community

Duffield Shopper Special

The Duffield Shopper Specials run on the first Saturday of each month, on the same day as the Wirksworth Farmers Market. The Diesel Multiple Unit leaves Duffield at 8.20am, allowing ample time to explore this well-established and popular event, with artisans selling a wide range of products. This monthly service runs in addition to the scheduled steam services, which start at 10:15am from Wirksworth. To buy tickets follow this LINK and then scroll down to the Duffield Shopper Special.

Sat 6 Jun09:20Wirksworth Station(4.1mi)

via Wirksworth Station

Community

Ravenstor Shuttle

Take the Ravenstor Shuttle, a Diesel Multiple Unit, to Ravenstor Station – the most northerly point of the line, situated just half a mile away from Wirksworth Station at the end of a 1-in-27 incline. On arrival it could be mistaken that you are in the middle of nowhere! In fact, you are just a few minutes away from many of the tourist attractions associated with the Peak District. Around the Station There are many places to visit around Ravenstor Station and indeed one could spend a whole day visiting all of them! If you are planning a day in the Peak District why not travel from Duffield to Wirksworth by train and hop onto our Ravenstor shuttle. Alternatively, you could park at Wirksworth Station and ride up instead. Follow waymarkings from the station to visit: National Stone Centre Derbyshire Eco Centre Black Rocks Middleton Top Engine House The High Peak Trail Steeple Grange Light Railway BUY TICKETS AT THE TICKET OFFICE

Sat 6 Jun11:15Wirksworth Station(4.1mi)

via Wirksworth Station

Community

Ravenstor Shuttle

Sat 6 Jun11:15Wirksworth Station(4.1mi)

via Wirksworth Station

Dance

Around £8

Social Dance – Ballroom, Latin & Popular Sequence

Join us for a night of great music and dancing on a sprung dance floor, plus a licenced bar and exciting raffle prizes to be won. All proceeds will go towards the Belper Community Hall fund. SATURDAY 6th JUNE Doors open at 7pm. Dancing from 7.30 – 10pm The event is hosted by Sandra/Ivan. Tickets are £8 and available to purchase here. Tickets will also be available to buy on the night

Sat 6 Jun20:30Belper Community Hall(2mi)

via Belper Community Hall

Belper’s Lost Manor House talk | June 26

Talks & Lectures

Around £6.00

Belper’s Lost Manor House talk | June 26

Talk by Trevor Griffin begins at 6pm at No.28 on the Market Place. Doors open at 5.30pm. Refreshments available to purchase.In the middle ages Belper had a large manorial complex with a grand hall and lots of other buildings from which the royal forest of Duffield Frith was controlled. We know it existed but the […]

Sun 7 JunNo28 Belper(2.2mi)

via No28 BelperLocal gem

Talks & Lectures

Around £6.00

Belper’s Lost Manor House talk | June 26

Sun 7 JunNumber 28(2.2mi)

via Number 28Local gem

Community

Minibus trip to Buxton – please contact for a seat

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Sun 7 Jun10:00The Weston Centre(4.7mi)

via The Weston Centre

Community

Around £15

Great British Car Shows Presents: Japanese Cars

Great British Car Shows Presents: Japanese Cars on June 7th : Toyota are still making cars in Derbyshire and Nissan are still a major manufacturer in the UK. We celebrate them alongside Honda who made such a major contribution to keeping Triumph and Rover alive. Whilst the mighty-midget Mazda MX5 and the sublime Subarus are track-day favourites, Isuzu and Suzuki don’t need Corolla celebrates it’s 60th birthday with the ‘futuristic’ Subaru SVX turning 35. A £15 pre-paid ticket gives you entry to the Museum as well as 3x £5 vouchers to redeem against the café, merchandise or driving experiences (given on the day). On the day entry in an eligible vehicle is £15 per person , but you don’t receive redeemable vouchers. As these are linked events, any make of car over 20 years old can also take advantage of the above offers for any event! For eligible vehicles – kids under 15 go FREE . (Vouchers valid for the event day only. No change given on vouchers.) Along with the themed cars and other exciting classic cars that will be on show in the car park through our “Linked Events” scheme you can also enjoy the display of over 150 British Classic Cars in the Museum to enjoy too. The Filling Station Cafe will be open as usual serving great coffee, drinks and snacks. Please note that these are external club visits – they are an added bonus to your Great British Car Journey visit.

Sun 7 Jun11:00Great British Car Journey(1mi)

via Great British Car JourneyCurated

Children & FamilyFestivals & EventsNature & Outdoors

Around Entrance fee applies

Open Farm Sunday at Handley Farm

We wholeheartedly welcome you to book to join us for the morning or afternoon to hang out with our Handley Farm goats, stroke, brush, walk, feed them and watch them being milked, walk round and speak with our community garden volunteers, hear from our beekeepers and see their demo hive, watch the wonderful derbyshire weavers weaving from our own sheeps wool, go on a vintage tractor trailor ride around Shottle with our neighbouring farmer Bill who will tell tales of local farming, join us for games, demo kidding, a bite to eat, drink and general farm fun! We may not have our baby kids arrived by Open Farm sunday, but if not, you can see how wide our wonderful pregnant goats will be by then and enter the competiton of guess how many goat kids each will give birth to!! The Bull Shed, our on site restaurant, will be open for drinks, food will be available from the grill and there will be plenty of cake! A selection of british ancient grains and associated pulses and pastas from Hodmedodds, honey and a selection of cheese will be available to purchase from Grumpy Farmer Goats Cheese. Tickets to attend our Open Farm Sunday event are £3 per person and include free parking. Any profit made from the event will be going to Handley Care Farm CIC. Tickets can be booked via this link: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/GKSO About us: We are tenants of a 75 acre family farm and part of the Chatsworth Estate. We have a herd of dairy goats which we milk and use the milk to make cheese. We also have cows, sheep and hens, as well as a large vegetable garden, bee hives and a herbal labyrinth. All of our farm is biodynamic. We have wonderful small fields and lots of permanent grassland. Handley Farm is also the home of HANDLEY CARE FARM CIC, welcoming school visits to our purpose built classroom with amazing views. We also offer individual placements for children with special educational needs. We can’t wait to welcome you to Handley Farm! About this farm: 60 acre mixed farm,veg garden, apothecary garden,apiary,goats,beef sucklers, dairy, brewery, bistro Highlights: Beef; Sheep; Poultry; Other livestock; Potatoes; Vegetables; Salads; Fruit; Flowers and plants; Environmental stewardship; Farm shop / retail Booking details: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/GKSO

Sun 7 Jun11:00Handley Farm(1.8mi)

via Handley Farm

Religion & Spirituality

Informal Worship

On the first Sunday of every month, join us at 10am for a service of Informal Worship, led by members of the congregation. Refreshments are served after the service, and all are warmly welcome! There is a a well-resourced children's area in the church, so families can feel at home.

Sun 7 Jun11:00St Clement's Church(4.4mi)

via St Clement's ChurchLocal gem

Religion & Spirituality

Combined worship with the Methodists

A joint service with Holbrook Moor Methodist Church.

Sun 7 Jun11:45St Michael's Church(4mi)

via St Michael's ChurchLocal gem

Children & FamilyFestivals & EventsNature & Outdoors

Around Free entry, but other charges apply

Open Farm Sunday at Croots Farm Shop

Join us for a free fun-filled day out for the whole family! Discover the story behind our food and how farming impacts our daily lives through live demonstrations, nature walks, machinery displays and the chance to meet adorable farm animals up close. Here are the details of some of the activities you can see on the day:- Shire Horse Dray rides around the fields Our 3rd Dog Show Talks and demonstrations on how we look after our sheep with Kay Croot and Farm worker Tim Parker together with a sheep shearing demonstration with our regular shearer Bernard – get up close and feel the sheep fleeces plus demonstrations with the team from Scarsdale Vets who support us to look after our flock Demonstrations and a chance to chat with Farmer Jim Yates about how we look after our Shire Horses plus a Blacksmithing Demonstration with our farrier Mark Butchery demonstrations with Butchery Manager Justin and his team – have a go at making sausages and learn about where we buy our meat from Static farm machinery displays including a chance photo opportunities with a chance to sit in a tractor Supplier tastings and stalls Competitions and games (including garden games, welly wanging and guess the weight of the lamb) BBQ with our homemade burgers and sausages and Bluebell Dairy ice cream Face painting and story telling Animal petting farm with Ash End Children’s Farm About this farm: Farnah House Farm is a 72 acre sheep farm producing lamb for our farm shop and we also keep Shire Horses. Highlights: Sheep; Farm shop / retail

Sun 7 Jun12:00Croots Farm Shop(4.8mi)

via Croots Farm Shop

Webster’s Ragtime Trio with Phil Doleman | June 26

Community

Around £18.04

Webster’s Ragtime Trio with Phil Doleman | June 26

WEBSTER’S RAGTIME TRIO is a central Texas based throwback to a style of music that went largely unrecorded. Around the turn-of-the-century, it is said that there was lots of string bands, i.e. mandolin, banjo, guitar, bow cello, playing the popular hits of the day including classic ragtime compositions like the Maple leaf rag. Although that […]

Tue 9 JunNo28 Belper(2.2mi)

via No28 BelperLocal gem

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