Welcome to Widecombe-in-the-Moor
Post List
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Concert in Widecombe Church (November 19th)
Two Moors Festival Duos Residency Concert St Pancras’ Church, November 19th, 7pm This recital will be a chance to hear some of the finest young musicians on the international concert stages, including one of Classic FM’s Rising Stars, a City Music Foundation artist, and winners at numerous international competitions. The six musicians will performing in
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Village Market Dates 2025
The 2025 dates for the village market, held in the Church House, Widecombe, are now available. Please visit the Village Market page for full details. Dates for all local events can be viewed here.
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Marie Curie: Beat the 13 Tors
Beat the Trails – 13 Tors – Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th October Will you beat the 13 Tors on Saturday 11th or Sunday 12th October 2025? Take on this 14 mile trail across 13 Tors of Dartmoor, as you navigate this historic land of myths and legends and the inspiration for Sir Arthur Conan
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The Old Inn Christmas 2024
The Old Inn is under new management and has organised a number of events for Christmas 2024. Details are shown below.
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Charity Clay Pigeon Shoot
Saturday 6 July 2024 100 bird flush Trophy for highest scoring team BBQ, Refreshments & Prize Draw Time: 10:45am (first team at 11am), last entry 4pm Venue: nr, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Postcode: TQ13 7TE What 3 words: servants.stitching.hatter (field location) Teams of four @ £50.00 per team All proceeds in aid of ★ Ashburton Search & Rescue
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Widecombe Artisan Craft Market
Every Thursday from April 17th to October 30th 202510.30 am to 4.30 pm In the National Trust’s16th Century Church HouseTQ13 7TA Free entry Donations welcome to Devon Air Ambulance. Please note there is no Christmas Artisan Craft Market this year Weekly Thursday Artisan Craft Market at Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Dartmoor, in the National Trust’s 16th Century Church
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Widecombe Village Market
Widecombe Village Market started in November 2005. It has enjoyed great success and is well supported by local people and visitors from a wide area. The market is held in the beautiful and historic Church House, owned by The National Trust and leased to the village. It becomes the perfect market hall and adds considerably to