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Hayfield Country and Sheep Dog Trials Show (Little Hayfield)
Registrations are currently being submitted for stall holders at this September’s Sheep Dog trials. The event is taking place on the 18th and 19th September. For further information please see: http://hayfieldshow.co.uk
Sep 18, 2010 — Sep 20, 2010
Hayfield St Johns Flower Festival (St Johns Methodist Church, 17 New Mills Road, Hayfield. Derbyshire SK22 2EX Derbyshire SK22 2EX)
Our successful recent annual festivals continue this year on the new theme of “Musicals”. It is held in the beautiful and historic Methodist chapel in Hayfield, Derbyshire. A well dressing adjoins the church and wells throughout the village will also be dressed. Light Refreshments available. Coach parties welcome – prior notification is preferred.
Weekdays 10 – 4.30. Saturdays and Sundays 2 -4.30. No charge to view. Donations welcome.
Closing Songs of praise service Sunday18th July at 6.00pm
Jul 11, 2010 — Jul 17, 2010
The Carbs (The Bulls Head)
The Carbs are playing upstairs at the Bull from 9.00p.m. FREE ADMISSION!! everyone welcome.May 28, 2010
Hayfield Civic Trust Guided Walk (Hayfield, Derbyshire)
Led by Celia Osborn, setting off at 6.45 p.m. leaving Hayfield Bus Station, Ridgetop, Far Phoside, Peep O’ Day, Highgate Road. Return about 8.45 p.m. Sensible shoes/boots and dress for the weather!May 26, 2010
Body Shop Party (The Bulls Head)
Body Shop Party tonight at The Bulls Head starting at 7.30pm upstairs in the function room,May 21, 2010
May Queen Fell Race (May Queen field)
May 14, 2010
May Queen Children's Disco (The Royal Hotel)
May 14, 2010
May Queen Pet Show (May Queen field (Scout Hut if wet))
May 12, 2010
May Queen Festival Day (Hayfield, Derbyshire)
May 08, 2010
Tango5 Present an Evening of Passionate Music From South America (St Matthews Hayfield)
A concert to be
given by Tango5 at St Matthews Church, Hayfield at 7.30pm on Wednesday
28th April.
Tickets (to include a glass of wine) are £10 and £6 for
concessions (children under 16 free) and they are available from
Baytree Books in Glossop, or on the door.
Enjoy a Spring evening of
this passionate music from South America.
Thanks John Hewson 01457 867931
Apr 28, 2010
Traditional Pug Games Evening (The Royal Hotel)
Traditional Pub Games Evening
Come along and enjoy ’Mo’s Famous Mighty Mouthful Meat & Potato Pie Supper’
Entry £5 per team of 2
CASH PRIZES!!!!!
Please register your team before Thurs 22nd April
Starts at 8pm
Apr 23, 2010
The Beachcombers Live!!! (The Bulls Head)
The Beachcombers live at The Bulls Head Friday 19th March @ 19.30pm
FREE ADMISSION!!!!
Mar 19, 2010
The Storyteller Who Forgot (St John's Methodist Church Hayfield)
Devised from a traditional Celtic folktale, this professional production mixes performers and puppets to tell the tale of a storyteller having a bad day and the adventures he undertakes to find a new story.
It is brought to us by the live and local organisation (http://www.liveandlocal.org.uk) and is suitable for children and brave adults. The professional company is known as the babbling vagabonds storytelling theatre (http://www.babblingvagabonds.co.uk)
Tickets are £7.00/£5.00 (children) or £20.00 (Family:2 adult, 2 child) available from Shaws Shop, Market street, Hayfield or phone 01663 742872. Ticket prices are set by the Live and local organisation.
Mar 19, 2010
Celebrating Mothers (St Johns Methodist Church)
Get in the mood for Mothering Sunday!
Hayfield Playgroup, in conjunction with St Johns Methodist Church on New Mills road, present an event called ‘Celebrating Mothers’.
All welcome to join us and enjoy a day of fun and singing with the children.
No charge.
Mar 10, 2010
Voting & Exhibition day for Hayfield May Queen (The Royal Hotel, Hayfield)
Hayfield now has a Queen and a Rosebud Elect well done Robyn and Keira!!! But don’t forget we still have a lovely selection of ladies hoping to be this years Princess-Voting and Exhibition day is Saturday 13th Feb 10am-4pm @ The Royal Hotel. Here are a few words the ladies themselves have had to say……You can read the letters here. Good Luck Girls!!!!
Feb 13, 2010
Let's have a flipping party! (St. John’s Methodist Church)
A children’s pancake party will be held in the St. John’s Methodist
Church, Hayfield on Friday 12 Feb, from 6.30 – 8.00. There will be
games and pancakes suitable for children up to 12. Under seven’s should
be accompanied. The cost is £1 per child.
Feb 12, 2010
KARAOKE NIGHT (THE BULLS HEAD)
Karaoke night at the Bulls Head, with Ali B, Friday 2nd April, starts 9.30 p.m till late, free admission.Feb 04, 2010
Ladies Night!!! (The Bulls Head Hayfield)
Ladies Night Friday 29th Jan, starting at 9.30p.m prompt, followed by Karaoke until late
Jan 29, 2010
May Queen Nominations (Majorie Shaw's Shop)
Hayfield May Queen 2010.
Would you like to be this year’s…..
May Queen (age 11-16)?
Princess (age 8-10)?
Rosebud (age 5-7)??
IF SO WE WOULD LIKE YOUR NOMINATIONS PLEASE!!!!!!!
Entry forms (and a list of rules) for all royalty positions are available from Marjorie Shaw’s shop and must be completed and returned by 12 noon on SATURDAY 30TH JANUARY 2010 at the latest.
Would you like more details??
Click here.
Jan 26, 2010 — Jan 30, 2010
Annual Events
The annual Hayfield May Queen Festival features visiting Queens, a May Queen Parade, bands, floats, vintage vehicles, motorbikes, fancy dress, other entertainment and a fair and attracts around 1000 visitors every year.
Hayfield Country Show and Sheep Dog Trials are held every September in the nearby hamlet of Little Hayfield (the birthplace of Coronation Street!). The event attracts huge numbers of visitors from home and abroad and includes not only sheep dog trials but dog shows, falconry and many inter-village contests.
Fell Races over Lantern Pike are held every year and provide a gruelling tests for both professional and amateur athletes from across the country and further afield. Are you brave enough to take part? Let me know if you need more!
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