Wildlife Trust walk to Sicklinghall with lunch at The Scotts Arms. Email andy@ekwt.org.uk to book a place
A new event has been added to the Village Hall calendar. The traditional celebration includes a three course meal with whisky, dancing to a Ceilidh Band, the ceremonial Piping in of the Haggis plus a great eventing for all. Tickets are £33 and can be reserved by calling Janita on 01937 573923
Meet outside the church for East Keswick Wildlife Trust’s winter bird survey walk. No experience necessary but bring binoculars if you have them.
Tickets sell out fast for this hugely popular annual event in the Village Hall calendar. If you’ve been before then you’ll be reserving your tickets now. If you haven’t, then this is what you’re letting yourself in for:
Each table of eight (book a whole table or join other individual bookings and make friends!) gets a bottle of unmarked white wine to taste and enjoy. On the stage are three wine ‘experts’. Each gives an opinion on the wine. Two are fibbing, one is telling the truth. Your job is to guess the right answer then the price of the wine. This process is then repeated with three more bottles of white and four bottles of red plus the same guessing game on cheeses between each wine.
There are prizes for the winning team and it’s a hugely enjoyable evening to take your friends to.
Tickets are £20 each or £160 per table. It will sell out so contact David Wort on 01937 573082 or
Each year the Parish Council plans two walks around its area to ‘beat the bounds’ or demonstrate that each footpath is used. We run tow village walks – one long, one short.
This year the long walk is scheduled to leave from outside St Mary Magdalene Church on Moor Lane at 7pm Tuesday 11th August. Everyone is welcome on this socially distanced walk which taks in the river meadows and takes around an hour and a half. It’s a good opportunity to learn this attractive walk if you dont know it and to meet some other villagers. You dont have to book, just turn up wearing suitable footwear.
Enjoy an evening networking with villagers as we take our annual stroll on village footpaths around our borders and taking in the river meadows. Everyone is welcome, just turn up but please have appropriate clothes and footwear for the day
20th AGM followed by a talk on What’s in a name? Stories behind Stourton