Latest Events in Glossop(May Updated)

Join the amazing Kate McCabe for an improv workshop focused on the La Ronde format. This workshop will explore scene work techniques that can help players create a satisfying collaborative narrative. Gain a deeper understanding of the format and learn how to get the best out of it. Develop your skills in deep listening, confidently jumping into characters, and picking up on the gifts and seeds dropped in previous scenes. Discover how to connect your objectives to other people in the lineup. Kate McCabe is an American comic with over 18 years of experience living and working in the UK. She studied acting and writing at New York University and The Stella Adler Conservatory. Kate performs with two improv troupes, ComedySportz Manchester and Murder Inc. Improv. She is also involved in improvisational and immersive theatre experiences such as The Crystal Maze, Laugh and Let Die, and Comedy Courtroom Roast. In addition to her performances, Kate teaches comedy at The University of Salford, Laugh at Leeds, and The Leicester Comedy Festival. She co-authored the play "THE NAME OF THE DAME" which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2022. Kate also lends her voice to audiobooks and video games, including the popular Tom Clancy's THE DIVISION 2. Tickets for this workshop are available at different price points to suit various budgets while covering the costs of the event. No matter which ticket option you choose, you'll have a delightful time at this workshop. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from Kate McCabe and enhance your improvisation skills.

Join artist/writer Michelle Collier for the Mycopoesis creative writing workshop, part of the MYCOMYTHOPOEIA artist residency at George Street Community Bookshop in Glossop. Immerse yourself in the natural world and let your imagination flourish as you explore the spirit of mycelium. This unique workshop offers an opportunity to discover creative inspiration amidst the bookshop's enchanting atmosphere. Prepare to transform your thoughts into poetic fruiting bodies, with a sprinkle of the mushroom's mind and a dash of Dada poetry. No prior experience is necessary, as this workshop is designed for all levels of writers. Explore the interplay between nature and literature as you craft miniature poems and myths inspired by the bookshop's collection. The workshop will be relaxed and informal, with small groups of up to 5 participants. While writing materials will be provided, feel free to bring your own notebook. Space is limited, so be sure to secure your spot or join the waiting list for this one-of-a-kind event. Mycopoesis is part of the MYCOMYTHOPOEIA artist residency, curated by Michelle Collier, which seeks to reimagine George Street Community Bookshop through the lens of mycorrhizal networks. Discover the nourishing power of stories, ideas, and knowledge as they intertwine with the bookshop's network, resulting in a collective creative output. For more information about the residency, please visit Michelle's website. Don't miss out on this inspiring workshop that will ignite your creativity and connect you with nature's wonders.

Embark on a captivating journey into the world of Tai Chi and Qigong with the 6 Week Tai Chi & Qigong for Beginners event in Glossop, UK. This in-person gathering, taking place at Glossop TAI CHI on Saint Mary's Road, is tailor-made for individuals seeking to unwind, destress, and enhance their overall well-being. Irrespective of whether you are a novice or possess some prior experience, this event promises to be a remarkable experience. At this event, you will be introduced to the ancient Chinese practices of Tai Chi and Qigong, renowned for their ability to promote relaxation, balance, and vitality. Accompanied by knowledgeable and approachable instructors, participants will be guided through gentle movements and breathing exercises that foster improved flexibility, reduced stress levels, and enhanced energy. The 6 Week Tai Chi & Qigong for Beginners event is a fantastic opportunity to prioritize your physical and mental health, all while enjoying the company of like-minded individuals. Mark your calendars for January 8, 2024, and secure your place at this extraordinary event. Tickets are priced at £38.62. Don't miss out on this chance to cultivate serenity, rejuvenate your mind and body, and forge new connections. Join us for the 6 Week Tai Chi & Qigong for Beginners event in Glossop.

Experience the excitement of Dark Peak Photo - Photographers networking and festival volunteer event in Glossop. This exclusive gathering, held at the prestigious Distant Hills Brewing venue on Hope Street, offers a unique opportunity for photography enthusiasts to connect with like-minded individuals and gain insights into the upcoming festival plans. Immerse yourself in a world of creativity and inspiration as professionals and amateurs alike share their knowledge and passion for the art of photography. Discover the multitude of ways you can get involved and contribute to this remarkable event. From volunteering opportunities to showcasing your own work, the possibilities are endless. Gain valuable industry connections, expand your network, and enhance your skillset in a supportive and collaborative environment. Mark your calendars for January 11, 2024, and prepare to be captivated by the captivating atmosphere of Dark Peak Photo - Photographers networking and festival volunteer event. Admission is free, allowing everyone to take part in this extraordinary occasion. Don't miss out on this incredible chance to be part of something truly special. Join this remarkable gathering and let your passion for photography thrive in the Dark Peak.

Join Danielle Baguley, the official portrait photographer for ITV's Coronation Street, on a captivating journey into the world of beginner's portrait photography. This exclusive workshop will delve into the intricacies of setting up a simple home studio and mastering various portrait styles using light and colored gels. Danielle, a distinguished graduate from John Moores University with a degree in Documentary and Fine Art Photography, boasts an impressive freelance background encompassing drama, television shows, commercials, and magazine shoots. Her exceptional talent led her to ITV, where she continues to excel as a photographer, capturing stills from scenes and creating stunning portraits and styled shoots for magazine layouts, effectively promoting popular shows like Coronation Street and Emmerdale. You've likely come across her captivating work adorning the covers of numerous TV magazines and featured prominently in ITV's social media promotions. During this workshop, Danielle will expertly guide you on setting up key light, fill light, and rim light. You'll also learn how to effectively utilize lighting tools such as reflectors and colored gels to create breathtaking effects. Prepare to be inspired as Danielle shares her secrets behind the timeless Coronation Street portraits that have graced the pages of magazines and captivated audiences online. This remarkable workshop will take place at the accessible Masonic Lodge in Glossop, a venue equipped with a stair lift. Mark your calendars for February 22, 2024, and bring your DSLR camera along with a fully charged card and batteries. Don't miss the opportunity to embark on this enlightening journey into the world of portrait photography. Secure your spot now for just £38.62.

Now and Then: An evening with artist Melanie King and Director of Glossop Heritage Trust Kate Raine is an upcoming event that photography enthusiasts won't want to miss. Hosted at Victoria Hall in Glossop, this informal and enlightening evening offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the artists themselves. Melanie King will be discussing her captivating project, 'Aquaintance', which explores the creative possibilities of botanical cyanotype toning. She will also share insights into her ongoing research on environmentally sustainable photographic processes. Kate Raine, a Historian, Archivist, and Director of Glossop Heritage Trust, will delve into the intriguing tale of Glossop High Street through a collection of captivating images from the trust's archives. Attendees will have the chance to engage with both speakers, ask questions, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere surrounded by fellow photography fans. Don't miss the chance to be a part of this thought-provoking conversation. Join us at Victoria Hall on February 23, 2024, for Now and Then: Featuring Melanie King Aquaintance Talk. Tickets are available for £9.92. Refreshments will be available for purchase at the venue.

Discover the captivating world of landscape photography with acclaimed photographer Paul Hill MBE. Join us at Victoria Hall in Glossop for an insightful talk on the different approaches to this timeless art form. Paul Hill will share his experiences in creating his seminal work 'White Peak Dark Peak,' a stunning exploration of the natural beauty found in the Peak District National Park. Situated within an hour's drive of half the population of Britain, the Peak District is a haven for tourists, offering breathtaking landscapes and picturesque scenes. The tourism industry plays a vital role in the region's economy, relying on the allure of photography to attract visitors. It is this appeal that sustains the largely rural community and ensures economic stability for its inhabitants. Visitors to the Peak District not only revel in the stunning hills and dales but also engage in the world's largest creative pastime – photography. Inspired by the images that initially drew them to the area, they often attempt to recreate or mimic these scenes. However, renowned photographer Paul Hill MBE, FRPS, challenges this trend and encourages individuals to explore alternative approaches. He poses the question: Why not strive to do something different? Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to gain valuable insights from Paul Hill MBE himself. The event will take place on 24th February 2024 at Victoria Hall in Glossop. The doors will open at 6:30 PM, and the talk will commence at 7 PM, running until 9 PM, with a break for refreshments. Please note that although Victoria Hall is an accessible venue, it does not have accessible bathroom facilities. Secure your place now for this enlightening evening of landscape photography exploration. Tickets are priced at £11.55, and Victoria Hall is conveniently located within walking distance of the train station. Experience the beauty of the land through Paul Hill's lens and discover that landscape photography is not merely about the land itself, but an expression of art and creativity.

Experience the gripping stage show, "The Enfield Poltergeist," based on the chilling true events of the infamous Enfield haunting in 1977. This highly acclaimed production takes you on a journey into the dark and mysterious world of paranormal activity. Set in a supposedly haunted council house in Enfield, this dramatization delves into the human stories behind the sensationalized headlines. Following the tragic death of his daughter, Maurice Grosse joins the Society for Psychical Research in London. As he investigates the Enfield Poltergeist, he becomes consumed by eerie coincidences and unexplained phenomena, all centered around a young girl. In this tale of redemption, Grosse must confront his own haunting past and lay old ghosts to rest. Starring Kiera Rhodes and Paul Voodini, this thought-provoking performance not only unravels the mystery of the poltergeist but also explores themes of loss, death, and personal tragedy. With age guidance of 15+, please be aware that the show contains strong language and several loud noises. Join us at Partington Theatre in Glossop on March 30th, 2024, for an unforgettable evening of suspense and intrigue. Tickets are available for £11.55. Don't miss your chance to witness the true story behind the Enfield Poltergeist phenomenon.

The Black Circle #3: Helicon, Orchard is an upcoming arts event taking place at The Globe in Glossop on June 8, 2024. This event promises to be a mesmerizing experience for art enthusiasts and culture aficionados. Located at 144 High Street West, Glossop, SK13 8HJ, The Globe provides the perfect backdrop for an evening filled with creativity and inspiration. With ticket prices ranging from £0 to £11.55, this event offers an affordable opportunity to immerse oneself in a world of artistic wonder. The Black Circle #3: Helicon, Orchard showcases a fusion of talent, featuring a diverse range of artists and performers. Attendees can expect to be captivated by a mix of visual arts, live music, and interactive installations. Whether you're a seasoned art lover or simply looking for a unique experience, The Black Circle #3: Helicon, Orchard is not to be missed. Mark your calendars and prepare to be amazed at this extraordinary event!

Discover the crucial responsibilities of photographers when it comes to collaborating with communities and effectively capturing the stories of others. Gain valuable insights into the ethical considerations of photography through the unique perspective of renowned photographer Ciara Leeming. Drawing from her extensive experience as a journalist and her dedicated work with marginalized groups, Ciara Leeming sheds light on the challenges faced by those often misrepresented by mainstream media. Join us at the Glossop Labour Club in Glossop on February 24, 2024, for an eye-opening event on the "Ethics of Photography with Ciara Leeming." Delve into the profound impact that photographers can have on their subjects and communities, while exploring the potential pitfalls of misrepresentation. This thought-provoking event promises a serious and informative discussion, providing attendees with invaluable insights into the ethical responsibilities that photographers hold. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your understanding of photography ethics. Secure your ticket for just £8.30 and join us for an enlightening evening that challenges conventional narratives and encourages a more equitable representation of diverse communities.

Join artist Not Quite Light as he takes you on a captivating journey through the enchanting world of Macclesfield Forest. Through his exhibition of photographs, titled 'Our Future is Ancient', Not Quite Light shares the captivating stories behind each image. This Sunday, immerse yourself in the artist's extraordinary experiences as he spent three nights, under the luminous glow of the full moon, exploring the mystical forest and capturing its essence. Discover the artist's personal transformation as he confronted his urban ignorance and delved into the depths of the forest, guided by the haunting melodies of renowned Irish flute player, Michael Walsh. This private ticketed event will be held at Distant Hills Tap room in Glossop, where attendees can enjoy a refreshing drink from 12 Noon before the talk begins. The captivating discussion will last for approximately 45 minutes, offering a unique insight into our childhood fears of the dark and the artist's profound discoveries amidst the meandering paths and mesmerizing sounds of nature. Please ensure you arrive promptly by 11.25 AM at the main door to the tap room for doors opening. Tickets for this extraordinary event are available for purchase at the price of £6.13. Don't miss this opportunity to embark on a journey of enlightenment and immerse yourself in the captivating world of 'Our Future is Ancient'.

When : Sunday 1st December Time : Meeting at 8:45am for 9am start Meeting : Torside Car Park, B6105, Glossop, England SK13 1JF (Pay & Display) Distance : 12 miles / 19 km Total Elevation : 1146 ft / 350 m Pace : Social / Conversational (no runner left behind) Terrain : Mixed - Mainly hard packed trails with some road sections Difficulty : Moderate Kit : Suitable running kit (waterproof may be required), trail shoes recommended but not essential, food & water From the car park at Torside reservoir we'll head East along the Trans Pennine Trail along the Torside and Woodhead reservoirs to the Woodhead Tunnels. From here we'll head up to Ironbower Moss before heading West underneath Pikenaze Moor and along the side of Woodhead reservoir to St. James Church and Crowden.Before heading around Torside and Rhodeswood reservoirs before heading back to the car park. If you are interested in car sharing, either offering lifts or if you need a lift, please DM us and we'll send you a link to the WhatsApp WTM car sharing group. Information Source: Wild Trail Manchester | eventbrite

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Every Bodies Gym new premises launch day in Glossop! Join us on March 15, 2025, at Smithy Fold, Glossop, SK13 8DD, for an exciting event showcasing our state-of-the-art facilities and services. This is an excellent opportunity to explore our brand-new venue and experience everything our gym has to offer. Admission is free, so don't miss out on this special occasion to kickstart your fitness journey at Every Bodies Gym.

About the Event This walkshop is part of the all-day drop-in event for MAKE Room . Join us for a short 30-minute walkshop, where we will reconnect with the natural world around us. During the walk, you will collect natural textures to contribute to our MAKE Room construction. This walkshop will invite you to reflect on your relationship with nature and help us build a creative installation using local materials. Who’s this for? Anyone interested in nature, creativity, and sustainable art practices. Whether you’re passionate about the environment or just beginning to explore, this event is for you! What to Expect: ✔ A short 30-minute walk exploring the natural textures around us ✔ Collect materials for the collaborative MAKE Room art installation ✔ A space to reflect on how nature connects us all ✔ No prior experience necessary - just bring your curiosity! Important Information: FREE: All materials provided.Booking required: Please register to secure your spot.Age restrictions: Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.Things to bring: If you have any unwanted cardboard, please bring it to help us build the MAKE Room.About MAKE Room MAKE Room is a roaming art programme that encourages a deeper connection with nature through exploring local sustainable materials and practices. It provides a space for creative thinking, where we rethink how we can connect with the environment around us. This programme offers walks, talks, and workshops, where participants can reimagine their relationship with nature and engage in hands-on creative activities. In this event, we'll work together to create a MAKE Room art installation, using natural materials collected during our walks. The MAKE Room will serve as a creative expression of our collective memories and interactions with nature. https://www.derbyshiremakes.co.uk/countywide/make-room About Derbyshire Makes Derbyshire Makes is a cultural programme that celebrates and raises awareness of Derbyshire's creative legacy. The programme seeks to engage both new and existing audiences through a diverse range of high-quality creative events, including community-led projects and artist commissions. These activities are made possible through collaboration with over 50 partners, and are funded by Arts Council England’s Place Partnership fund and Derbyshire County Council. The Derbyshire Makes Festival brings together communities, artists, and creatives to celebrate making, craftsmanship, and the rich cultural history of Derbyshire. The programme aims to inspire creativity, build connections, and celebrate the art of making across the county. Derbyshire Makes Make Room - Cora Glasser & David Ball (Image: Richard Tymon February 2025) Information Source: Derbyshire Makes | eventbrite

When it comes to vintage creepiness, “Folk Horror” has become a thrilling genre in its own right. From terrifying films like The Wicker Man and Witchfinder General to the weird folklore of The Owl Service and even the gentle thrills of Worzel Gummidge, the popular culture of the late 20th century is riddled with dark magic and eerie stone circles. And, indeed, a feeling that something ancient and distinctly unpleasant lies just beneath the soil… Since 2017, Stephen Brotherstone has been expertly chronicling the terrifying popular culture of the 1970s and ‘80s as co-writer of the acclaimed Scarred For Life books. Fortean Times columnist Bob Fischer, meanwhile, is the creator of The Haunted Generation, a multi-media exploration of the weirder side of the 1970s childhood. In this brand new live show, Stephen and Bob will be unearthing the twisted, buried artefacts of Folk Horror. Penda’s Fen, Robin Redbreast and the BBC’s classic Ghost Stories For Christmas are all in their sights, together with more recent additions like Midsommer and Enys Men. And, of course, the recently-unearthed “lost” Folk Horror classic, Sex Witches of the Fens. Afterwards there'll be a Q&A, so feel free to chip in with your own thoughts on the genre. And, indeed, to let us know if you’re concerned about the strange whistle you’ve just uncovered on the beach… PLUS - Book at a special price for a ticket to see cult classic The Wicker Man (1973) with Glossop Cinema Club upstairs at The Globe, Glossop on Sunday April 27th (5pm) as part of their monthly cult cinema offering. Information Source: Glossop Cinema Club | eventbrite

Circular walk offering the most scenic views of the Peak District national park. Featured photos of this event: Crowden From Laddow Rocks by Andrew is licensed under CC BY 2.0Bridge over Ogden Brook #2 by Pimlico Badger is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0Planned route: GPXKomootMain viewpoints: HadfieldBottoms ReservoirArnfield ReservoirViews to Swineshaw Reservoirs & Brushes ReservoirOgden BrookMoss WaterfallArnfield BrookSeven FallsTintwistle Knarr QuarryView of Longdendale ReservoirsLad’s LeapLaddow RocksCrowdenTorside ReservoirRhodeswood ReservoirValehouse ReservoirLongdendale TrailNotes: In the Komoot link mentioned above you can find out more about this hike: photos and information about each viewpoint, length, specific route, ascents, descents, etc.Make sure you do some hillwalking in the weeks before this event, otherwise you will feel exhausted and might not be able to complete the walk. This hike requires an adequate level of fitness.This is a hilly walk. Make sure you understand the elevation gain and distance mentioned in the walk description.Be aware that if you are very slow, the rest of the group (including the walk leader) might not wait for you. The walk needs to be completed within the expected time window. We need to keep a reasonably fast pace all day.If you think this hike is too long or hard, you are welcome to join and make it shorter. If you look at the route you will see that it is possible to take few shortcuts. If you need help with this, please let me know and I will explain you the possible shortcuts.If you have knee pain when walking downhill, try using hiking poles.Fit and friendly dogs can join. But please keep your dog on a lead when we find livestock.Please don't come with flat trainers and/or jeans. You need comfortable walking trousers and shoes with good grip.We will walk through proper paths, but we might be off path occasionally and for a short time. Be ready to find some water puddles.It might be very windy and cold when we are on top of the hills. So you will need to bring some warm clothes with you.Be aware that in case of extreme weather conditions this event might be canceled or postponed.Any important news or updates before the event will be sent to you by email.The actual date and time of this walk might change slightly. It will be confirmed few weeks before it takes place.The main walk leader usually wears blue shoes and red backpack, you should be able to recognise him.​We have a WhatsApp community which you can join after attending at least one event.Weather forecasts: TBAWhat to bring: required: walking clothes, hiking shoes, enough food and water for a full dayrecommended: raincoat, warm fleece, comfortable backpack, suncream, sunglasses, phoneoptional: hiking poles, hat, cap, camera, torch, glovesMore details: Start Time: 9:30amMeeting point: Hadfield War Memorial, Padfield, Glossop, SK13 2AALength: 19 miles / 30 kmElevation Gain: 3,000 feet / 900 mtDifficulty: HardDuration: around 9 hoursPublic transport in the morning: TBAPublic transport in the evening: TBATerms and Conditions: Anyone joining this walk is responsible for their safety and health (including guests). We do not have any insurance policy covering injuries. If you join this event, you must agree to these conditions. If you have any questions, please contact the event organiser. Information Source: Peak District Outdoor Adventures | eventbrite