Local Events & Information in the Lake DistrictPlease see below a selection of links to cultural interests and organisations that we are associated with. We hope you will find these helpful and interesting. *** Please note that we are not responsible for any content that you see on any site listed on this page *** Special Interests * The Lakeland Fells - good maps & views for walkers * David Hall walk up Skiddaw from Ravenstone Hotel * Activity Providers near Keswick * Keswick in Bloom Tourist Information Sites * Cumbria Tourist Board * National Park Authority site * Keswick Tourism Association site * Visit Cumbria Culture and Interest * William Wordsworth * Beatrix Potter * Cruises around Derwentwater * Mirehouse * The Theatre by the Lake * Osprey Watch * Keswick Mountain Festival * The Rum Story - Voted Small Visitor Attraction of the year for 2007 * Ullswater Steamers * Golf Clubs throughout the UK * Thornthwaite Galleries -The largest Gallery in the Lakes displaying work of local artists. * Go Ape at Whinlatter - High Wire Forest Adventure Special Events Paint the Town Red From 19- May-2012 to 19- May-2012 at Workington , Workington One day of fun across Workington to help celebrate and raise funds for Hospice At Home West Cumbrias 25th anniversary. Dozens of events - from cookery demos, street entertainment, music, food and much much more. . . . More information - www.paintthetownred2012.co.uk Cockermouth Midsummer Festival From 15- Jun-2012 to 23- Jun-2012 at Cockermouth , Cockermouth A very popular multi venue festival across Cockermouth featuring a host of events and performances spread across a week in midsummer. More details to follow. More information - info@cockermouthfestival.org More information - www.cockermouthfestival.org Annual/Biannual Events
Other Irregular Events Some other lists of events Clubs and Societies offering entertainment
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Ravenstone Manor has 19 guest rooms all decorated to the highest level, including quality fabrics and crisp bed linens, with fantasic open country views of the Lake District and surrounding fells.