Tweet Free Car Parking for the Food Festival will be available at the North East side of the village in a field off Whitecross Road. An approximate postcode is SK17 8PY

Tweet FranklyFrances will be at the Makers Market in St Johns Church. 10am to 4pm Sat.11th September I design, sew, handknit & crochet,  accessories in Derbyshire, made from luxury textiles, leathers, yarns, & upcycled cashmere & wool knitwear. Colourful, environmentally friendly, often from upcycled tweeds, leathers etc. For gifts, for treats,

Tweet Harriet And Lola’s Home Decor will be at the Makers Market in St Johns Church. 10am to 4pm Sat.11th September Wax melts ,warmers ,gifts and homeware.All our melts are cruelty free ,vegan friendly and made with soy wax. Our melt packaging is compostable and biodegradable. Facebook Instagram

Tweet The Bubbling Cauldron will be at the Makers Market in St Johns Church. 10am to 4pm Sat.11th SeptemberMade in our soap kitchen in Derbyshire.Using only natural ingredients, each ingredient is carefully selected to ensure the best possible results.Our soaps and body products contain luxurious butters, coconut oil and other

TweetHere are some of the traders coming to this year’s food festival. Farm To Shop – 546 CheeseCheese has always been our first love which has grown over the years learning more and understanding cheese production and the infusion of whey.We market a range of over 50 different blended cheese,

Tweet Peak District Yarns  will be at the Makers Market in St Johns Church.10am to 4pm Sat.11th September Yarn, knitting gifts and craft workshops.Hand-dyed in our Tideswell studio, our unique yarn colourways are inspired by the landscape of the Peak District. Facebook Twitter Instagram

Tweet Home Grown Crafting  will be at the Makers Market in St Johns Church.10am to 4pm Sat.11th SeptemberMy work is inspired by the need to recycle and reuse, and all my products are made mainly from materials that have been discarded by someone at some time. I make hand crafted

TweetMore of the entertainment that will be scattered around the village throughout the day….. The Bailey SistersWe’re not Sisters, and we don’t drink Bailey’s . . .The Bailey Sisters are Karen Dyson, Shelley Rainey and Aly Rainey. Karen and Shelley live either side of Manchester and Aly lives in High

Tweet More of the entertainment that will be scattered around the village throughout the day….. DaleDivaWhy the name DaleDiva?Firstly, the choir is based in the beautiful Derbyshire Dales. Secondly, we feel that there is a Diva inside everyone. Not one of those ‘self-important people who are temperamental and difficult to please’,