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Performing Celtic music and their original folk songs. They are currently working on their fifth album which will feature songs they have written about historical characters and events connected with Derbyshire.
Crossley Park has been open to the public for over a hundred years. The park is a hive of activity in the mornings with people walking their dogs and chatting to each other. The play area is always in use with children of all ages enjoying the play equipment, and during the summer months the new interactive water play facility is full to bursting with local children and grown-ups alike running through the spraying water.
There is an abundance of beautiful mature trees and an excellent display of horse chestnut trees which surround the bandstand. The borders contain a selection of shrubs and herbaceous plants providing a natural habitat for wildlife.
The park is open daily from 8.00am and closes at dusk.
The bandstand is located at the bottom end of the park.
Toilet facilities are available Monday to Friday from the end of March through to the end of October. For the remainder of the year the toilets will be open when the park keeper is in attendance.
Parking is pay and display.
School Lane,
Ripley,
Derbyshire,
England,
DE5 3GT.
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