We’ve lots going on in the Ingleton area with something to interest you throughout the year. If you are interested in an event on our calendar, please use the contact details to find out full details before making a specific journey.
From family friendly to more specialised, browse through the calendar for regular events, weekly, monthly and annual activities for locals and visitors. Please see the details for booking requirements, cost and accessibility.
We look forward to welcoming you to Ingleton events including:-
The Great Ingleton Easter Egg Hunt – 1st to 16th April 2023
Sheafstock Live Music – 7th – 9th April 2023.
Food & Drink Festival at Country Harvest – 8th – 11th June 2023
1940s Homeguard Weekend – Friday 30th June – Sunday 2nd July 2023
Ingleton Gala – 15th July 2023
Canyoning Symposium – 7th – 10th September 2023
Various Christmas events listed on our calendar below.
Please check back often as the calendar is updated regularly with things to see and do here in the Ingleton area, including regular village events.
Events by Date Order
2 day course from 9.45am – 4.30pm approx.
Book with Broadrake. Contact Rachel on 015242 41357; email:info@broadrake.co.uk
Frame Baskets
Frame baskets are one of the earliest forms of basket shape, and the position of the curved ribs will dictate the overall depth of the basket, from almost flat, as a platter, to deeper, for a lovely fruit bowl, or gathering basket for the garden.
This workshop uses willow harvested in January which has had time to shrink but still retain a lovely bendy quality. This fresh willow will behave well as you guide it in and out of the framework starting with decorative weaves to fasten in the main ribs to the round frame and essential for the finer weaves in the centre of the basket.
Phil’s gentle, relaxed teaching style will guide you through the various stages of the basket – the frame, ribs, the body weaves and a handle if required. You will gain an understanding of how the willow behaves as you weave and after the final trimming up you will have a useful basket you will be proud of to take home.
Phil lives in NW Cumbria where he grows his own sustainable willow for basket-making, garden structures and also bird sculptures, all popular workshop topics. There is a link to his website here..
There is a £30 charge for the organic willow, payable to Phil on the day. All the tools required will be provided.
English Round Baskets 2023
Wed – Thurs 10th – 11th May (2 days)- £165 plus £30 for materials
2 day course from 9.45am – 4.30pm approx. Price includes lunch and refreshments.
Book with Broadrake. Contact Rachel on 015242 41357; email:info@broadrake.co.uk
English Round Baskets
Popular Willow Weaving and Basketry tutor Phil Bradley is leading 2 day workshops in the weaving skills necessary to make an English Round Basket – the traditional round, log basket shape.
English Round Baskets 2023
Wed – Thurs 10th – 11th May (2 days)- £165 plus £30 for materials
2 day course from 9.45am – 4.30pm approx. Price includes lunch and refreshments.
Book with Broadrake. Contact Rachel on 015242 41357; email:info@broadrake.co.uk
English Round Baskets
Popular Willow Weaving and Basketry tutor Phil Bradley is leading 2 day workshops in the weaving skills necessary to make an English Round Basket – the traditional round, log basket shape.
2 day course from 9.45am – 4.30pm approx.
Book with Broadrake. Contact Rachel on 015242 41357; email:info@broadrake.co.uk
Frame Baskets
Frame baskets are one of the earliest forms of basket shape, and the position of the curved ribs will dictate the overall depth of the basket, from almost flat, as a platter, to deeper, for a lovely fruit bowl, or gathering basket for the garden.
This workshop uses willow harvested in January which has had time to shrink but still retain a lovely bendy quality. This fresh willow will behave well as you guide it in and out of the framework starting with decorative weaves to fasten in the main ribs to the round frame and essential for the finer weaves in the centre of the basket.
Phil’s gentle, relaxed teaching style will guide you through the various stages of the basket – the frame, ribs, the body weaves and a handle if required. You will gain an understanding of how the willow behaves as you weave and after the final trimming up you will have a useful basket you will be proud of to take home.
Phil lives in NW Cumbria where he grows his own sustainable willow for basket-making, garden structures and also bird sculptures, all popular workshop topics. There is a link to his website here..
There is a £30 charge for the organic willow, payable to Phil on the day. All the tools required will be provided.
