More than 500 people of all ages and cultures are expected to join Derby Lantern Parade ahead of the city’s Christmas light switch on event on Saturday November 12.
The lantern parade is a key part of the Derby Season of Light festival, organised by city-based South Asian arts organisation Surtal Arts.
Fri 4 Nov 2022 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM GMT
Imperial Rooms, DE43NL
Come Friday the 4th November we have the wonderful Amy Douglas coming to Matlock to tell us Something in the Water, Sweet, Salt and Selkie.
Selkies are mythical creatures, in the water appearing as seals and on land as human. And as you may suspect there are plenty of stories about them.
While we were deeply disappointed to have to postpone the Community Cinema Conference 2022, we are excited to invite you to our Online Gathering on 6 November!
Derbyshire farm shop Croots is continuing its pledge to become more environmentally friendly after installing new counter display fridges that will reduce energy use.
Last year the farm shop near Duffield replaced six open display fridges with one open display cabinet fridge and three doored fridges that use the latest technology and are much more environmentally friendly.
Family-owned Wathall’s, Derby’s longest established independent funeral directors, have expanded their unique Dandelions Bereavement Support service to help more local families come to terms with losing a loved one.
Having established a bereavement counselling service for adults last year, the professional help available has now been extended to children and young people aged eight and above.
More than 120 people gathered at Reach Events in Pride Park to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Derbyshire’s specialist child exploitation charity, Safe and Sound.
Young people and families who have been supported by the charity joined Safe and Sound staff and trustees, representatives from key partners including Derbyshire police, Derby City Council and local businesses who have supported the charity to mark the milestone.
Construction and Horticulture students at Derby College have contributed to the creation of a memorial garden at Heanor Miners’ Welfare which was recently unveiled.
As a registered charity, we have to hold an Annual General Meeting to elect the trustees of the organisation
We have another great folk gig taking place this Friday 28th October.