Top Things to do in Peak District
9 Concerts & Shows in Peak District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Peak District, United Kingdom including Pipes in The Peaks, Partington Players Theatre, Crystal Ballroom Glossop, Buxton Opera House, Bakewell Town Hall, The Grand Pavilion, Matlock Bath, Matlock Bath Illuminations, Pavilion Arts Centre, Escape Comedy Club.
Restaurants in Peak District
1. Pipes in The Peaks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Home of the ex-Regal/ABC Derby Mighty Compton Cinema Organ. Only open on concert days. Please see website for details of concerts.
Reviewed By trevm77
Just walked out of Pipes in the Peak, having listened to Phil Kelsall (principal organist at Blackpool Tower) for two hours. I’m up in the air. What an organist, what technique, and what a fantastic organ to perform on. An enormous credit to Mr D Thorp ( the owner) who fulfilled his dream! Not just a Crompton organ, but a piece of magic with added extras. It’s a must for anyone to visit. A glass of wine, coffee and biscuits, an incredible afternoons entertainment. All for £12. Never mind the surrounding countryside as an added bonus. This is the best attended “organ” venue in the U.K. , and I can’t recommend it highly enough. (I’m a semi pro musician, have been for the last 50 years, so I’ve got a good ear)!
2. Partington Players Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
We are a live theatre situated in the heart of Glossop, in the High Peak of Derbyshire, UK. We present a week-long run of 6 plays each season, together with visiting productions, music and a lively social club. We have a youth group, regular films from Glossop’s community cinema, The Peak Film Society, and various other groups who use our clubroom. Our clubroom can be hired for a wide range of different occasions.
Reviewed By C9662XBoliverh
There was a range of excellent talent, from all ages and I really enjoyed it. There are lots of opportunities and lots of things to do there
3. Crystal Ballroom Glossop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
The Crystal Ballroom is Glossop's largest performance venue, hosting events every weekend - Glossop Comedy Club on the last Sunday of every month, local and international live music acts from every genre, tribute acts, themed nights, band nights, celebrity DJ nights, discos and more. The Crystal Ballroom occupies a large, renovated space within the former Glossop Conservative Club building, with a room capacity of 180. Originally built in 1909, The Ballroom’s stunning Edwardian architecture creates a spectacular and versatile space perfect for live music and events. It is located in the gateway to The Peak District in High Peak, Derbyshire. Just 30 minutes east of Manchester, neighbouring Tameside and Stockport. Our venue is also available to hire for private functions including Weddings, Birthdays, Engagements, Retirements and more.
Reviewed By freyaameldarose - Glossop, United Kingdom
I have attended the comedy night twice now and each time it has been thoroughly enjoyable. The acts are great, venue provides a fantastic atmosphere, staff are welcoming and above all the night is great fun for friends and family to attend together. Will most certainly be coming back again
4. Buxton Opera House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,122 reviews
Reviewed By debbie782 - Leamington Spa, United Kingdom
Just been to see the fabulous ELO EXperience and we cannot thank Buxton Opera House for their kindness especially Janis thank you all so much what a great night the building is stunning we will be back x
5. Bakewell Town Hall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By LadySurfinRocker - Sheffield, United Kingdom
This is tradition at its best. A lovely old building from local stone. There was a craft fair inside when we visited, together with a little cafe. The crafts were quite unique and purchases were made for gifting.
6. The Grand Pavilion, Matlock Bath
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 35 reviews
The Grand Pavilion Matlock Bath is 'open ambitious and a little bit scruffy'. You are welcome to come and visit our building on open days and heritage talks and for all our publicised events.In August 2013 the building was bought from the council by the community and is run by a local charity. The aim is to restore this amazing building and theatre. While we wait for the lottery fairy to do her thing,we are running events such as live music performances, art and heritage exhibitions, film shows and private hirings.The Pavilion is also the home of The Peak District Lead Mining Museum which is very successful,very popular and not at all scruffy !
Reviewed By daviedavis
been here a few times now always a good show and the staff are helpful and polite then you get to have a leisurely walk around the area
7. Matlock Bath Illuminations
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By sheffdudette
Great for the kids, fab fireworks! Really nice night out. Don’t forgot to tick off heights of Abraham as well while you’re there!
8. Pavilion Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 27 reviews
The Pavilion Arts Centre has a main room and studio space and is home to a mixed programme of events including small-scale drama, stand-up comedians, music, Buzz Comedy Club, films and live Streaming from prestigious theatres and opera companies around the country. The venue is also used for performances by Buxton Festival and the Buxton Festival Fringe.
9. Escape Comedy Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
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