Every March, the world’s finest performers and teachers of klezmer gather at a tiny village in the Peak District. What is klezmer? The soul-wrenching, joyous music, song and dance of the Yiddish-speaking Eastern European Jews, now firmly established on the World Music scene and loved by Jews and non-Jews alike. Following a sell-out event last year for our 10th Kleznorth, we are delighted to announce another end-of-course public concert by our world-leading teaching faculty.

Thanks to the unpredictable weather, the February half term holiday is probably the trickiest one for finding things to keep children entertained. Luckily the team at In Derby has something for all ages, indoors or out, come rain, snow or sun.

The Brooks Press of Wirksworth - Chris Brooks
Artist's Talk & Private View £7.00 24/01/2020 6.30pm - late
Exhibition 24/01/2020- 22/02/2020

Fri  10^th & Sat 11^th  
April - Voltaire Design Eland Lodge (1) British Eventing Horse Trials               

https://www.elandlodge.com/british-eventing-10042020

Mon 13^th April                                   
Easter Egg Hunt    

https://www.elandlodge.com/easter-egg-hunt-13042020

ONLY A FEW PLACES LEFT:

'Englishwomen's Headwear 1100-1500'

A weekend course with Author, Sarah Thursfield

Saturday 15th-Sunday 16th
February, 10am-4pm
£50 (£40 for Friends)

 

Try John Sutcliffe's Art Workshops!


If you're looking for a new challenge this year, or just want to brush up on your art skills, then be sure to join our Artist in Residence, John Sutcliffe, for a new year of art workshops. 

Explore the stunning works of modernist sculptor Ronald Pope and a series of talented artists who have all won the Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award in brand new exhibition Process and Progress.
Opening Friday 14 February at the Museum & Art Gallery

Crich Glebe Field Centre is delighted to present a thrilling evening of classical piano music, with virtuoso pianist Sergei Podobedov. Enjoy pieces by Beethoven, Chopin, and others.

Sergei Podobedov is a graduate of the Moscow Central School of Music, the Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and the Royal College of Music. He was the first recipient of a Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, Scholarship at the Royal College of Music, and the youngest winner of the Edward Boyle Award in London.

Debut poet Sunita Thind explores the Indian, female perspective and gives an insight into Punjabi culture in the UK today. Poetry like this is not usually visible in the mainstream which will provide an event of lush and exotic imaginings.

Drawing immensely from her dual Punjabi and UK heritage to display poems layered in dense imagery, a battle plan for the future. How to emancipate yourself from centuries of right and rituals to cast a new light on multicultural Britain.