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The Buxton Crescent Heritage Trust create, commission and deliver a wide ranging year round programme of events in the stunning backdrop of the Georgian Assembly Rooms and the Victorian Pump Room.
From workshops, talks and drama performances to live music and balls there’s sure to be something to interest you.
Pump Room Presents: Intimate monthly events showcasing some of the best social, educational and cultural experiences in the area.
Assembly Room Presents: Larger scale productions of music, knowledge sharing and talent to bring together and entertain you.
See our upcoming events below and sign up to our mailing to receive up to date information.
Did you know you can hire the Pump Room for your own private event? Read on for more details:
Pump Room Hire
The glorious Grade II listed Pump Room is available to hire for evenings throughout the year. Opposite The Crescent in the heart of Buxton, it is a perfect venue for a very special function, reception, business event, cultural performance or social gathering. For further details and prices please e-mail us on Hello@buxtoncrescenttrust.org or call 01298 214577
Previous Event Highlights
200 years of Fashion
With Notty Hornblower
Hope House Costume Museum is presenting ‘200 Years of Fashion’ in the Assembly Rooms of the beautiful Buxton Crescent.
We joined curator Notty Hornblower from Hope House Costume Museum and her models, as they took us on a journey of fashion through the decades. Modelling some of Nottys sensational 3000 pieces, the show started with the opulence of Georgian fashion. The evening took us through the simplicity of the Regency era, the full embellishment of Victorian times followed by ‘S’ shaped Edwardian dresses. Then stop in the iconic 1920’s showcasing its stunning beadwork, the dropped hemlines of the 1930’s, the make-do and mend era of the 1940’s, then move into the 1950’s enjoying the revival of glamour thanks to Christian Dior’s New Look..
Regency Ball 2022
A wonderful evening of Regency music and dancing, refreshments and frivolity, taking their guests on a journey back through time to when Buxton was enjoying its Georgian heyday.
Guests were asked to dress in Regency costume or black tie and ball-gown, to add to the unique atmosphere and honour the occasion. top hats, feathers, fans and fantastic frocks were Expected!

Pigeon Post
It was a cold, damp December night but Parkin and Pip were excited to be on their way.
They had heard all about the Crescent in Buxton from their friends who had already moved there and it sounded wonderful! Dark and drafty with broken windows and no humans, it was everything they had dreamed of.
The perfect place to bring up their family…