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Tissington Well Dressing Committee are delighted to announce that the annual Well-Dressing celebrations are to return this year to the Estate Village from May 18th to May 24th 2023.
The well dressers and inhabitants of the village are thrilled that once again they will be able to show off their skills to create these magnificent collages from flowers, petals and other natural materials in themes that are usually of a Christian nature although celebrations and commemorations are featured on the side boards.
During the week the Committee organize a one-way system through the Village to help with traffic movement. Car parking this year will cost £3 and coaches £15. All proceeds from the week go to Charities both local and national.
Well Location
Tissington Well, Tissington Hall, DE6 1RA
Blessing service
18 May at 11am, St Mary’s Church, DE6 1RA
Free
Taking Buxton Road (the A515), Tissington is three miles North-North-West of Ashbourne. Turn right into Singleton's gate-posted entrance shortly after passing through Fenny Bentley. Follow The Avenue into the centre of the village and turn left onto The Street. There are some parking spaces opposite The Hall, and there are more spaces on the Tissington Trail Car Park.
Nearest station Derby, 15 miles away.
Not accesible by bus.
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