Derbyshire's beautiful countryside is the reason why millions of visitors descend upon the county every year. There are many more jewels in Derbyshire's crown, with many interesting market towns and villages to explore along with the hundreds of local shops, gardens, stately homes, artists studios and museums to pique your interest.
Derbyshire is also home to historically important places such as the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site and Creswell Crags. Here we help you to discover some of the hidden gems the County has to offer.
Stars more used to singing in the world’s leading opera houses will soon be performing in a village hall near you as Buxton International Festival (BIF) takes a taste of its 40th anniversary programme on the road.
BIF is bringing the glitz and glamour of...
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In April 2018, Edgelarks (Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin) retreated to a remote cottage in Ulpha, western Cumbria. They breathed in the mountain view, banked up the fire, and took...
On Saturday 20 April local theatre company The Lost Boys will be leading the St George’s Day celebrations through Derby City Centre, between 11:30am and 3pm.
The Lost Boys...
DERBY CONCERT BAND'S MUSICAL QUIZ EVENING ON 23 MARCH
Derby Concert Band’s next concert is on Saturday 23 March 2019 at 7.30pm at Rolls-Royce Nightingale Hall,...
Violin music inspired by a truly incredible story…
as seen on BBC Breakfast & Antiques Roadshow
UK Release: 1 November 2018
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| Gallerytop are in the middle of their Modern Works exhibition.
Val Hudson and Andrew Bird are two Derbyshire based artists and highly |
Looking at the stereotypes from leprechauns and nuns, to Michael Flatley’s mother, nothing is left unsaid as Moxie Brawl re-write the history of Ireland at Déda on Friday 26 April....
