Topcliffe Village Hall
Topcliffe is a quiet village resting on the river Swale in North Yorkshire between Thirsk, the famed ‘Darrowby’ in the popular James Herriot books, and Ripon, 8 miles to the south west.
Situated in the Vale of York it has the beautiful North York Moors to the east and the picturesque Yorkshire Dales to the west. Topcliffe has a long and interesting history, being mentioned in the Domesday book and with indications of a settlement in the area dating back to Neolithic times. Today it is largely a commuter/retirement village with a population of around 500.
The Village Hall often hosts performance as part of Rural Arts Celebrating Age project including No Petticoats Here in Septmeber 2017 (pictured) and Maia the Band in May 2018.
Past ON Tour Performances
Summer 2018
Maia at Topcliffe and Asenby featured in the Rural Arts Blog
Autumn 2017
Louise Jordan - "No Petticoats Here" for Rural Arts Art on Your Doorstep
