This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
The Ticknall Art Group has been meeting to paint together since 1994.
We all have differing abilities and techniques and learn from each other although we do have a tutor from time to time, usually about once every six weeks or so.
We meet at Ticknall Village Hall on Thursday afternoons for 2 hours and hold an exhibition once a year, also taking part in any other event that gives us the opportunity to display our work.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
This, our eleventh festival is our most ambitious yet. The theme this year is “What do you do for a Living?”; the trees look amazing as ever and are supported by many groups in Ticknall.
This year we are also holding a mini Christmas Fair with Christmas wreaths, preserves and cakes plus a tombola and raffle.
The refreshments this year have the added bonus of hot beef baps in addition to the usual home made soup and cakes.
We are open from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday (December 7th and 8th December.
Meetings are held on the last Wednesday of every month in Ticknall Village Hall at 7.30pm.
Venue: Ticknall Village Hall, Ingleby Lane, Ticknall, DE73 8EJ (wheelchair friendly)
Time: 7.30pm
Day: Last Wednesday of the month
If you would like more information about joining our WI, please just pop along to one of our meetings – we’d love to see you!
The Ticknall Art Group has been meeting to paint together since 1994.
We all have differing abilities and techniques and learn from each other although we do have a tutor from time to time, usually about once every six weeks or so.
We meet at Ticknall Village Hall on Thursday afternoons for 2 hours and hold an exhibition once a year, also taking part in any other event that gives us the opportunity to display our work.