What's On and Things To Do Around Holmfirth

Set high on a Pennine hillside with panoramic views, Honey Head aspires to provide year round interest whilst attempting to be self sufficient in fruit, vegetables, cut flowers and plants.

Charity car boot sale on Sunday 24th June 2018. Held every last Sunday in the month, May to August. has been running for ten years very successfully. Phone 01484 684924. Booking advisable. Hot food and drinks available. Toilet facilities. Disabled parking. Stall holders to arrive 10.30am and buyers 10.45am.

Under a star studded big top a vibrant band of international acrobats and musicians invite you to share in their circus spectacle, NOW OR NEVER. In this haven of fun, the circus artists invite young and old to leave their differences outside the tent, to dream and simply enjoy being together.

Join us for a night to remember as we lace up to walk in memory of a loved one. Starting at the University of Huddersfield, we’ll be ramping up the fun in 2018, with live performances and entertainment from Pulse radio starting at 9.30pm.

This is a 5k suitable for all abilities. This is thousands of women uniting with one purpose. Walk, jog or run. Raise valuable funds for research. THIS IS BEATING CANCER.

A quality selection of gardens from large to small, all having a different feel to appeal to all tastes. There are cottage gardens, formal bedding displays, vegetable plots, wildlife-friendly gardens and ponds, spectacular herbaceous borders plus a National Garden Scheme show-stopper.

Free fun day for the area,stalls,punch and Judy,bouncy castle,many more attractions.

Small, mainly sloping, suburban garden packed full of interest. Summer highlights include over 300 varieties of hostas and close plantings of flowering perennials with some rare and unusual plants. Shaded gravel and rock gardens show off acers, ferns and hostas, especially miniature hostas, the nursery specialism.

ROGER DAVIES & HIS BAND No strangers to local audiences, Roger Davies & His Band have recently enjoyed a succession of sold out concerts and are proud to be performing at the 2018 Mirfield Arts Festival. The stage is set for a celebratory show in an ideal venue.

Music from local acts. Main band – Sundance. Cash bar for over 18s. Ticket price includes a hot pork sandwich.

Take a leisurely stroll around the village to find scarecrows on the theme of Musicians displayed in gardens and public areas. Those purchasing a map from the Village Hall from noon on Sunday at the Village Hall, will be able to cast their vote for the best scarecrow. Refreshments will be on sale at various venues.

A well loved and used family garden which is challenging as on a high stony hillside and encompasses hens, some small wildlife ponds, vegetable garden, a poly tunnel and areas that are always being re thought and dug up and changed depending on time and aged bodies aches and pains!

A cottage garden with a front garden planted with shrubs. The main garden has herbaceous borders with shrubs, roses and perennials. There is a wildlife pond and a summerhouse with an exhibition of textiles. The rear garden has a mixture of flowers, vegetables and fruit.

Summer social night Danceing all night Ballroom and Latin music played Sequence and rock and roll D j Bring your own drinks Large dance floor Pay on the door Every one welcome

Brighouse Basin

Finish homework from 14 June

Smith art gallery

Have a go at a new subject

Martin Farrar in pen and wash

Heptonstall church

Help us stop this invasive alien species ruining our woods and meadows. No experience is required, just a willingness to join in and learn new skills.

Matthew Sharp, critically acclaimed animateur, cellist, and singer, and the Glossop Festival Orchestra lead an audience of all ages in an interactive musical extravaganza. All welcome!  

Discover the moorland above Carrbrook on a strenuous 4 mile walk with Paul Nethercott.

Help us stop this invasive alien species ruining our woods and meadows. No experience is required, just a willingness to join in and learn new skills.

Join us for Striding for Survival in the beautiful grounds of Crow Nest Park, Dewsbury! This is a great opportunity for you to come together with friends and family to help raise more awareness and funds for pancreatic cancer.