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Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest social and charitable organisations, with its origins rooted in the traditions of the medieval stonemasons who built our cathedrals and castles.

Discover the gripping story of Sir John Gell, the powerful Parliamentarian who ruled the High Peak through fear, raids and revenge during the English Civil War. Simon Fussell reveals a fascinating local tale of greed, conflict and survival.

Everyone is welcome to come. The church is open to visitors with historical documents and photos display. There will be a guided tour of the churchyard with reference to notable local people buried here and their Burbage connection.

Buxton Opera House is delighted to be hosting a free open day for all to enjoy on Saturday 12 September 2025. A series of free venue tours will be available to book online, alongside opportunities to explore our spaces if not booked on a tour.

A small Victorian Church, built in 1847 in the Early English style, stands in a portion of the one time park to the Hall at King Sterndale.

Join Buxton Museum and Art Gallery for a special Heritage Open Days event in their new temporary home on Kents Bank Road and discover the extraordinary hidden in the ordinary.

The Crafts that Built Buxton: a walking tour to explore examples of the historic crafts needed when caring for older properties. We will learn about some of the past tradesmen of Buxton and see the buildings where they had their workshops.

An opportunity to visit this lovely Arts and Craft Church.

As part of the Made in Buxton project, local historian Trevor Gilman shares his expert knowledge of the area’s industrial and craft heritage.

Grade II star Regency church with decorated chancel and fine stained-glass windows. Highlighting connections with the Dukes of Devonshire and local music making. Free recitals on the William Hill organ at 1300 on 11, 14, 15, 17 and 19th September

Step inside one of Buxton’s most elegant historic spaces! Explore the beautifully restored Assembly Rooms, uncover their rich history, and experience the grandeur of this stunning Georgian venue.

Explore Nestlé's regenerated Lightwood site, a former reservoir now thriving with wildlife. Discover its history and habitat restoration with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust. Ground may be steep/uneven.

A beautiful and historic church, possibly the oldest building in Buxton. Its ornate interior is a wonderful testimony to its Anglo-Catholic traditional past.

Join Kate Dickson, Director of Creative Heritage, for a captivating talk exploring the history of our built heritage and the forgotten craftsmen of the past.

Discover the hidden story of Grin Low. This immersive audio trail takes you on a journey through 330 million years of history, from ancient tropical seas to the roaring lime kilns that once made this hillside the industrial heart of Buxton.