A date for your Diary: 2025 Well Dressing: Saturday 26 July – Saturday 2 August
Petaling will take place during the week before: Monday 21 July – Friday 25 July. All Welcome!
AGM – February 18th, 7.00pm at the Chapel (on the Bank)
All are welcome to this year’s Well Dressing AGM. Do come along if you would like to find out more. We are always keen to welcome new people who would like to get involved or folk who would like to come back into it after a break! It’s a great opportunity to get to know people and to support the life of the village. See you there!
A huge thank you to everyone who has worked so hard in the petalling tents this week – regulars, first-timers and visitors. It’s been really nice to have children from the village and people’s grandchildren working on the children’s well. Also, a big thank you to those who did the heavy work getting things set up last night – it was good to have such a large team to get it done quicker. And a very special thank you to Dave and Joy for their wonderful designs. It’s been good to see so many people around this week – it has felt like a real community effort. Here’s to a great week – see you at 3.00pm today for the opening.
Nick Ladd – Chair
Scarecrow Competition.
The theme this year is the Paris Olympics.
They are situated: 2 on The Fold opposite the Chapel, 1 outside the chip shop and 1 up Bottom Cliffe on the way to Eyam footpath.
The winner!
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Welcome to the Stoney Middleton Well Dressing website. We aim to maintain & promote the custom of Well Dressing for present & future generations. Our Well Dressing Week incorporates a week of varied activities for all ages, these include a treasure hunt, model boat race, quizzes, brass band, children’s events, sports events & fell race to name but a few.
Profits from Well Dressing Week are ploughed back into the village community with grants being awarded to local organisations.
Stoney Middleton Well Dressing was started in 1936 by Ted Shimwell and our well dressings consists of 3 wells.
Main Well Dressing: on The Nook, near St Martin’s Church.
Children’s Well Dressing at the entrance to a house on The Nook, next to the Main Well Dressing.
Bath House Gardens Well Dressing: Follow the Nook around to the spring near the old Roman Baths.
