Midgley Open Gardens 2024
When?
Gardens and studios open from 11am to 5pm on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 June 2024
This event usually happens every two years.
How Much?
Entrance tickets just £5.00 per adult (accompanied children are free), available from Midgley Shop or from selected sites on the day.
Where?
Here's a map of the gardens that were open in 2022. Click the map to download a printable PDF copy. There will be a new map for 2024: watch this space!
Midgley is near the hilltop above Mytholmroyd.
By Bus
From Halifax service 574 to Midgley (every 2 hours). Terminates in Midgley village centre.
Alternatively…
- 590/592 from Halifax,
- 592/590 from Todmorden via Hebden Bridge Sun every 30 min),
- 592 from Burnley,
- 590 from Rochdale (Sun every hour)
Alight at Ellen Royd Lane stop; it is a pleasant 15 min walk up the hill via Naylor Lane to the lower part of the village.
By Car
From Hebden Bridge, turn left off the A646 at Mytholmroyd into Midgley Road. Turn right into Midgley at the top of the road.
From Halifax turn right off the A646 into Luddenden Lane after the pelican crossing at Luddendenfoot and follow the road up the hill.
Car parking is available at Midgley School, HX2 6TX
Then (2022)
The villagers of Midgley, near Hebden Bridge, opened their hidden gardens to visitors over the weekend of 18th and 19th June 2022.
15 local gardens were open, ranging from secluded woodlands to intimate courtyards and large country-style gardens, displaying a variety of styles from the traditional to the most contemporary designs. Many have stunning views of the Calder Valley and surrounding countryside.
We had some local artists opening their studios to visitors too.
Home-made refreshments and lunches were available at Midgley Community Room and other gardens throughout the village.