Brackenfield Heritage Cafe
Brackenfield Church Hall Thursday 8th December 2022 10am until 12 noon
Visiting Speaker - Sam Glasswell (Curator at Bassetlaw Museum) "A Tudor Christmas"
Come and join us for a bit of pre-Christmas cheer. Roaring fire, hot drinks, cakes and mince pies and good company.
Admission £3.00 on the door includes refreshments. All welcome.
Harvest Celebration Festival
You are warmly invited to the Harvest Celebration Festival at Holy Trinity Church, Brackenfield on Sunday 2nd October 2022 at 3.00pm.
This will be followed by a friendly auction of the donated produce, during which complimentary refreshments will be served. All monies raise at the event will be donated to the Pakistan flood victims appeal.
If you would like to donate items for the auction, please contact Nigel Rogers on 01773 836137
Brackenfield Heritage Cafe
Thursday 20th October at Brackenfield Church Hall 10am until 12 noon
Join us for hot drinks, cakes, conversation and an entertaining illustrated talk by guest speaker David Skillen on "The Bentley Boys: Playboy Racers"
Admission including refreshments £3.00 on the door. All welcome.
NE Derbyshire link to Brackenfield Heritage Trail
15 Things To Do For Free - North East Derbyshire District Council (ne-derbyshire.gov.uk)
See Number 5
Brackenfield Heritage Trail is an 8k/5-mile circular walk along Brackenfield’s ancient lanes and footpaths. It takes in breath-taking views and glimpses of a thousand years of rural life. Starting at The Green it ascends to Highoredish Viewpoint and returns to Brackenfield via Berridge Lane Nature Reserve, Woolley and Ogston Reservoir. There are twelve Information Points with QR codes so smartphone users can view text and pictures and hear sound clips of local voices giving a fascinating insight into this beautiful area.
Brackenfield Historical Heritage Trail Launch and Exhibition Day
Sunday 17th July 2022 Brackenfield Church Hall DE55 6AQ
Exhibition and Toilets from 10am Home-made cakes and drinks from 12 noon to 4pm
Information about the Heritage Trail on www.brackenfield.org - Discover the remains of 16th century Trinity Chapel - Enjoy extensive views from two outstanding viewpoints - Experience the tranquility of a secluded nature reserve with a stream and a ford - Observe the bird life on and around Ogston Reservoir - Explore the delightful dispersed hamlet of Brackenfield Stroll around one of England’s largest village greens.