Welcome to the Rosedale blog. This is where we share news and information about events in Rosedale and the wider community throughout the year. You’ll also find news about the village timetable, our micro enterprises, school events, clubs, and lively socials.
Image: Rosedale Show By Patrick Chambers
WI coffee morning and Christmas craft event.
Join us Saturday 1st November 10am till 12pm at the Coach House Inn
Pick up that special gift or treat yourself
Ruths cards: Hand made birthday and Christmas cards.
Chris: Christmas wreaths and decorations.
Miller and Hunt: Shuttle sox and leggings, childrens and
baby clothing Wrendale, Emma Ball, to name a few.
Rosedale Art group: Felted mice, Cards and More!
Ribbons and Roses: dried and silk flower seasonal gifts.
Raffle, Cakes, All welcome
As part of the Bandomonium Brass Band Festival, a number of bands from the county, hosted by the Kirkbymoorside Brass Band, toured local pubs in the area on Saturday 5 September, adding greatly to the pleasure of the customers at the Coach House Inn in Rosedale Abbey.
The quarterly meeting of the Rosedale History Archive will be held in the Updale Reading Room/Village Hall on Sunday 7 September from 2.00 to 4.00pm. There will be the usual extensive range of historical and archive material available long with excellent tea and cakes, so come along if you want to research family background or the social and industrial history of the dale. Entrance is free but donations in aid of the running of the archive would be welcomed.
The coffee morning in the Coach House Inn on Saturday 6 September from 10.00 to 12.00am will be in aid of the Rosedale Church Appeal.
There will be a cake and produce sale as well as the ever popular raffle, along with good coffee and company so Dave and the team at the Coach House look forward to welcoming you.
After a slight delay, the much anticipated re-opening of the Graze on The Green Tearoom has happened today in Rosedale Abbey, with Sam and Andrea in charge:
The tearoom will open from Wednesday to Sunday, between 9.30am and 4.00pm, for teas, coffees, cakes and sandwiches to eat in and take out, as well as breakfast and lunch menus. For bookings and enquiries contact grazeonthegreen1@gmail.com .
So, a hearty Rosedale welcome and best wishes to the new team in GoG!
Your show needs you!
This a call for help to set up the show field on Tuesday evening, 12 August from 6.00pm – if you can spare a couple of hours please come along with a pair of gloves and some scissors and join in setting up the arenas for the show.
And then on Sunday morning, hangovers permitting, please come again and help take down the barriers and strip out the Industrial and craft tents. The weather is set fair so bring along the family to help out.
The next Coffee Morning, Cake Sale and Charity Raffle will be held in the Coach House Inn on Saturday 2 August from 10.00 to 12.00am in aid of Ryedale Special Families.
Dave Oakey and the Coach House team look forward to seeing you all then and there!
The next charity coffee morning with raffle will be on Saturday 5 July from 10 to 12am and held in the Coach House Inn in Rosedale Abbey by kind permission of Dave Oakey.
The event will be in aid of Yorkshire Cancer Research – most of us will know of family members or friends who have been affected by one form of cancer or another so your support for this very important research charity will be most welcome.
The 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day was marked in Rosedale by taking Winston Churchill’s advice with ‘a brief moment of celebration’ in the form of a picnic on the village green on Thursday evening, 8 May 2025. As well as the picnic on the green, the community school set up a teddy bears’ picnic and later in the evening the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee memorial was illuminated as part of the national beacon lighting campaign.
The Picnic on The Green
The Rosedale Beacon
With heartfelt thanks to Lorraine Dale for organising the event, Lorrie Westwood for the wonderful poppy displays and to David Simons for the evocative wartime musical soundtrack, all a fitting local tribute to the Greatest Generation.