The 90s Reunion Daytime Summer Party
The 90s Reunion daytime party features music and entertainment celebrating the 1990s.
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That crooked spire of St Mary’s, leaning just a little more each year, is still whispering secrets from 1362. You’ll spot it before you even reach the town centre.
But with so much happening, from Monday markets to new sculptures at Horn’s Bridge Island, it’s easy to miss what truly matters, buried under social media noise and endless scrolling.
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View Info →Chesterfield hosts weekly markets on Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with over 200 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, antiques, crafts, and seasonal goods. Cultural events take place at Hardwick Hall and Bolsover Castle, hosting exhibitions and heritage activities throughout the year. Family workshops happen in Queen’s Park during school holidays, including egg hunts tied to local history such as the Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt. Shopping & Markets events are held across Cross Street and The Shambles, while fitness opportunities include walking routes along the Killamarsh Greenway.
You can find live music at The Royal Oak Pub, a 16th-century inn on Irongate, where themed nights such as Day Fever and Mouthparts take place regularly. Theatre performances occur nightly at the Pomegranate, including comedy acts like Alice Ede’s Irish Tavern event in Sheffield during April. Seasonal events include Rail Ale Festival and Well Dressing Day celebrations at Barrow Hill Roundhouse. The city also offers heritage train rides near the town centre.
Check out current listings for this week and this weekend on The City Brief website. Events are organised under Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, and Shopping & Markets. Search by venue, such as Market Hall or Queen’s Park, or location including Chesterfield Town Centre to track upcoming activities across core areas like The Shambles and Cross Street.
Chesterfield hosts regular markets at the Market Hall on Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with over 200 stalls offering fresh produce, antiques, crafts, and seasonal goods. Cultural activities take place at Hardwick Hall and Bolsover Castle, which host exhibitions and heritage events throughout the year. Family-friendly workshops occur in Queen’s Park during school holidays, including egg hunts tied to local history such as the Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt. Shopping & Markets events are held across Cross Street and The Shambles, while fitness activities include walking routes along the Killamarsh Greenway.
Most events occur within Chesterfield Town Centre, particularly at Market Hall, Rykneld Square, and Queen’s Park. These areas serve as civic hubs for community life. Hardwick Hall and Bolsover Castle are located on scenic routes near the town centre and host seasonal festivals such as Rail Ale Festival and Well Dressing Day celebrations. The Pomegranate Theatre offers performances in evenings, while Horn’s Bridge Island Sculpture provides a focal point for public gatherings along the canal towpath.
Yes, several venues offer activities suitable for families. Queen’s Park has an established play area and mini railway ride open daily during school terms and holidays. The park also hosts interactive events like seasonal egg hunts connected with local history. Market Hall runs weekly markets on Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays featuring children's scavenger games such as the Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt. Chesterfield Parish Church offers educational tours of its crooked spire to explain structural anomalies in medieval architecture.
Nightlife & Music events include live performances at The Royal Oak Pub, a 16th-century inn on Irongate, where themed nights such as Day Fever and Mouthparts take place regularly. Theatre productions occur nightly at the Pomegranate, including comedy acts like Alice Ede’s Irish Tavern event in Sheffield during April. Seasonal events happen annually at Barrow Hill Roundhouse, where heritage rail rides coincide with music festivals tied to steam train history.
Current listings for This Week and This Weekend are available on The City Brief website. Events are categorised into Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, and Shopping & Markets. You may filter by venue, such as Market Hall or Queen’s Park, or location including Chesterfield Town Centre to track upcoming activities across core neighbourhoods like The Shambles and Cross Street.