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Fashion Show for DRCS

Marion F-S who is very involved with the Friends of DRCS (Derwent Rural Counselling Service), has asked us to advertise this event.   The Fashion Show is being organised by Izzy, a lovely dress shop in Baslow and all the proceeds are being donated to DRCS, which lots of Parwich people have supported very loyally over the years. [...]

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The World’s Longest Climb

Thanks to Nia L for letting us know about this talk, which will be given in Hassop by a long-standing (and “inspirational”) friend of hers.

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This year’s Beyond Limits sculpture exhibition opened on Friday September 16th, in the gardens of Chatsworth House. There are 26 works on display, including pieces by Damien Hirst, Rene Magritte, Lynn Chadwick and Marc Quinn, and the exhibition runs until October 30th 2011. Please click on each photo to enlarge it. 23. Damien Hirst – [...]

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Plant fair at Osmaston

Tomorrow (Sunday) at Osmaston Park, there will be a summer plant fair, featuring “quality plants from highly respected specialists and growers offering herbaceous perennials, alpines, shrubs, climbers, cottage garden favourites and lots more”. The event will bring together many of the top Midland and Northern plant nurseries. Entry is £2.oo, parking is free, and the [...]

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Smiths Of Ashbourne

Jo-anne J has sent us the following report on Smiths of Ashbourne: Just wanted to announce – Smiths Deli / shop in Ashbourne have made me a very happy girl… Have not been able to find ‘torta di dolcelatte’ original square block cheese – for years – but on an impromptu visit today, there it [...]

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This year there are two artists from Parwich exhibiting at the Derbyshire Open Arts Festival.  Ruby Hickmott at 4 Church Walk and Dana Venetiarose at Parwich New Hall.

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Four former railway tunnels are ready to re-open to walkers, cyclists and horse riders, following a major renovation project. Transport minister Norman Baker will officially open them on Wednesday May 25th. Update: Norman Baker will not be attending the opening after all. The tunnels – Headstone, Cressbrook, Litton and Chee Tor – each measure between [...]

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This three day event runs until tomorrow (Sunday): click here for more details. JF-S says: “Well worth seeing is this chap Jean Francois Pignon with his grey horses from Calvisson.”

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PARWICH.ORG has been contacted by Steve Garidis of the Electric Bicycle Network, which is part of a major initiative to create a network of electric bikes and charging points across the Peak Park, copying similar schemes in Switzerland and Germany etc. Steve says: Have you seen cyclists whizzing past, seemingly unconcerned about hills and headwinds? [...]

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Final call for any members wanting to go on the trips to RHS Harlow Carr on Wednesday 25th May and Felley Priory and Hebb’s farmhouse on Wednesday 13th July. Please pay your deposits to Rebecca Jordan, Knob Hall, by the end of this month; after which we will open up the seats to non members [...]

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Jon and Sue at the Miners in Brassington are hosting a Spring Beer Festival from 6pm – see below if you are interested… 

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A Sweet Proposition

If you, your friends or family enjoy the sweeter things in life, do would do very well to consider a visit to Mr Edward’s Sweet Emporium in Tissington. There you will find a charming recreation of a 1930s sweet shop. There are jars full of brightly coloured sweets saying ‘eat me!‘. David Westcott-Walker is the [...]

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Regular reader Helen K has spotted a featured “four churches walk” in today’s Guardian online travel section, which starts at Brassington, then takes in Ballidon, Parwich and Bradbourne. The walk is nine miles long, and the feature contains a link to a route map. Click here to take a look.

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St John’s Church, Ashbourne, Derbyshire Vivaldi – The Four Seasons Mozart – Eine Kleine Nachtmusik plus music by Bach, Pachelbel, Piazzolla and Corelli FREE MULLED WINE & MINCE PIES! Tickets: still available £16 (sold out), £14, £12 Ring 0845 2578728 This concert is definitely on for tonight

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Wirksworth Farmer’s Market has been cancelled due to the snow, however there is a food, vintage, craft and art trail still going on in Wirksworth tomorrow. I have been able to get a table at the craft and produce fayre situated in the Memorial Hall there from 10am till 5pm. There are various things going [...]

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Bakewell Christmas Tree Festival

If you are suffering from “cabin fever” and can get out of the village, why not visit Bakewell Church and admire their Christmas tree festival, plus many other events that are happening throughout the week. FESTIVAL EVENTS Friday 3 December 7.00pm Christmas Tree Festival Opening Service Lights switched on by Lord Edward Manners, President of [...]

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Wetton Christmas Fayre (cancelled)

Update: 2nd Dec – Has been cancelled due to the bad weather.  A smaller fair may be rescheduled, which our own Delia Pegg hopes to have a stall at. There is a Christmas Fayre in Wetton on Sunday 5th December from 11.00 am. The fayre is being held in the church, the village hall and a [...]

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Craft Bazaar in Brassington

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Concert in Alstonefield

As Alstonefield’s Blog posted information on the recent concert in Parwich Church it seems only fair to return the favour; it should be a good evening:

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Following the recent post, thank you to Heather for updating us on her next jewellery stall: I will be selling my jewellery next Saturday 4th December between 9am and 2pm at the Wirksworth Farmer’s Market. I am sharing a stall with my friend Laurie who also makes jewellery. This market is held on the first [...]

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Fashion Show next week

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For the third year running, here are a selection of images from this year’s Beyond Limits sculpture exhibition, in the grounds of Chatsworth House. The exhibition ends tomorrow (Sunday October 31st). These images are best viewed in full-size, so please click on each thumbnail to enlarge. Lynn Chadwick: Ace of Diamonds III Lynn Chadwick: Three [...]

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Something for half-term

Free cycling help and advice in Bakewell for families in half term and at weekends. Local families can get cycling this Autumn at three special sessions at Bakewell Agricultural Centre run by Pedal Ready, in partnership with Pedal Peak District. The sessions will include: Cycling games and skills sessions How to be confident with traffic Family [...]

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Lewis exhibiting in Rowsley

Lewis Noble has an exhibition of his work ‘Viewpoints‘ at Gallery Top in Rowsley (Derbyshire), which runs from Nov 6th – 30th. Click on the image below for more details:

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The Marian Trio

John F-S sent us this photo of the Marian Trio playing to the Derby Music Club at the Voice Box in Derby.  The audience was swelled by nearly a third with a goodly contingent from Alsop and Parwich. The Marian Trio: Piano Chris Harrison, Flute Heather Prestwich, Cello Imogen Rex. A lovely way to spend an Autumn evening. Thank [...]

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Christopher sent the following to several people locally and has agreed to it going on the Blog: Greetings from Nottingham – I have mentioned to some of you that a couple of friends and I have formed a flute-cello-piano trio which will be giving a concert next Tuesday evening in Derby. The programme is entirely [...]

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Tom in OK Magazine

There is an interview with Tom Chambers and Gethin Jones on the OK magazine website.  Also the feature contains several recipes: celebrity gossip and sexy food photos. From the 19th of November to the 1st January Tom is appearing in White Christmas in the Sunderland Empire.  This is a great theatre from the heyday of [...]

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Colin Keyworth‘s band Breaking Poynt are playing tonight (Saturday 18th September) at the Bentley Brook Inn from aproximately 9-30pm onwards. Click on both the links above hear and see the band on-line.

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Decode 2010

Step 1 - Click on the poster to enlarge it so that you can read the full details of this adventure and follow the instructions.

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Children can try being a lead miner, meet characters from the past, and enjoy things that go boom, bang or squelch at a free archaeological family fun day at the 270-year-old Magpie Mine, Sheldon, on Saturday July 31, 10.30am-3pm. Peak District National Park rangers and the Peak District Mines Historical Society are staging “Magpie Mayhem,” [...]

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Just a warning that a Parwich resident has told us that their car was broken into whilst parked in the Milldale car park.

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History Society Trip

There are still places available, so if you are interested in coming along contact John (tel 302) by Tuesday evening. For more on the museum click here.

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Visit to Bakewell Museum

For more on the museum click here.

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May Bank Holiday Weekend  Derbyshire Open Arts Saturday 28th – Monday 31st May A visual arts and crafts event across the county. This free event invites you to visit artists and craftspeople in their showspaces and workplaces to purchase and view their work. There are many opportunities to talk to the artists and watch them [...]

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Diary

The village diary has been updated through to December.  Thank you to those groups that have sent in details for events that they are holding this year.  Please do send in dates as soon as you have them, this way any potential clashes can be avoided.  The diary is included in the Parish Magazine, but [...]

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Culland Hall Open Garden &  Spring Fair – Sunday 25th April 11am-4pm. Culland Hall in Brailsford will be hosting the fifth annual Open Garden and Spring Plant Fair on Sunday, 25th April 11-4pm. There will be unusual plants for sale from leading specialist nurseries and RHS exhibitors in aid of local charity ‘The Mid-Derbyshire Association [...]

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Thanks to Cheryl W for telling us about this event, which takes place on Saturday and Sunday at the Derby Adoption Centre, Long Lane, Dalbury Lees, DE6 5BJ. If you’re thinking of adding a new feline member to your household, then why not pop in? To find out more about Cats Protection in Derbyshire, please [...]

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Guizers reunited on Saturday

The Brothm Mummers and Guizers will be out again in force this year, on Saturday 12th December. Times and places are approximate, but will roughly be as follows: The Knockerdown Inn (Hognaston) 1.30pm The Red Lion (Hognaston) 2pm Smiths Tavern Ashbourne (2.45pm) Ashbourne Market Square (and environs) 3.15pm The Bentley Brook Inn 8pm The Coach [...]

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Thanks to Shura Prince for contacting us with the following information: My name is Shura Prince. I live at Alsop Moor, and I am doing a charity coffee morning on Saturday the 5th December at Alstonefield Village Hall, from 10am till 1pm. There will be a Santa’s Grotto, face painting, tombola and a variety of [...]

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