5th - 21st July 2013
A happy marriage of opera, music and books - 00 days to go!
Box Office: 0845 127 2190
Terrace Road, Buxton, SK17 6DA
01298 24658
buxton.museum@derbyshire.gov.uk
www.derbyshire.gov.uk/leisure/buxton_museum
Explore the geology, archaeology and creative spirit of the Peak District. The annual Derbyshire Open Art Exhibition showcases works by professional and amateur artists. Also showing: ’Sixty Glorious Years’ from the museum’s own collections, and artworks by Lynne Wilkinson.
Ashbourne Road, Buxton, SK17 9PY
01298 71017
info@bookstore-derbyshire.co.uk
www.bookstore-uk.co.uk
Bookstore Brierlow Bar is not the Festival Bookseller this year, but we are still available for you to access thousands of books on a multitude of subjects at our unrivalled prices, for 7 days a week during your Festival visit.
The Round Building, Hathersage, Sheffield, S32 1BA
01433 650220
www.davidmellordesign.co.uk
Visit the David Mellor Cutlery Factory, Design Museum & Country Shop for the best of modern tableware and kitchenware. Our Design Museum shows the historic collection of Mellor designs from tea spoons to traffic lights with our beautiful café alongside.
The Pavilion Gardens
St John’s Road, Buxton, SK17 6BE
01298 23114
www.paviliongardens.co.uk
Discover a day at the gardens to see excellent café and coffee bar. Fairs and events take place all the year round under cover – including Farmers Markets & Fine Food Fairs, Arts, Crafts, Jewellery & Designer Fairs as well as Plant & Garden Fairs. Pre-theatre dinning available throughout the Festival.
Green Lane, Buxton, SK17 9DH
01298 26978
info@poolescavern.co.uk
www.poolescavern.co.uk
Explore Poole’s Cavern today. This natural curiosity is famous for the myriad of crystal formations. Discover the secret underground scenery of the Peak District.
Back above ground take a stroll through Buxton Country Park woodlands to the hilltop viewpoint of Solomon’s Temple with spectacular views.
01298 79648
www.discoverbuxton.co.uk
When Charles Cotton's The Wonders of the Peak was written in 1681 it was probably the first successful guidebook to the Peak District. Since then visitors have marvelled at Poole's Cavern and St Anne’s Well in Buxton both mentioned in the guide. Now they can journey back in time to experience a bygone age aboard a 'Victorian tram' and relax as knowledgeable guides reveal the historic and architectural gems of the ancient spa town of Buxton.
The tram carries 8 passengers and travels at a top speed of 12 miles per hour.
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