Archive: 6–7 September 2025. This article describes a past event; dates, prices and booking details are historical. See the organiser’s website for current information.

Photographs illustrate Crich Tramway Village; their dates have not been independently confirmed.

Crich Tramway Village held its Steampunk Weekend on 6 and 7 September 2025.

Step into a World of Alternative History

The event combined steampunk costumes and entertainment with the setting of the tramway museum.

People in steampunk costume outside a tram depot

Entertainment for all the family throughout both days

The preview advertised a flea circus, Sam the Scam’s bunko booth, magic and comedy.

People taking part in tea duelling

Tea duelling and music by Daisy Roots, Boothill Toe Tappers and Madam Misfit were advertised for both days.

A view of the tramway and bandstand at Crich

The programme included a market of steampunk merchandise and memorabilia.

Two people in steampunk clothing with a dog
Tea duelling at Crich; photograph date not confirmed.

The 2025 preview also listed fairground gallopers.

The 2025 preview advertised vintage tram rides.

A vintage tram at Crich

Tasty Treats Around the Village

The 2025 preview mentioned these food and drink options:

  • The Red Lion Pub.

  • The Tram Stop Café.

  • Barnett’s Sweet Shop.

  • Matlock Meadows Ice Cream Kiosk.

The Red Lion pub at Crich
Red Lion Pub

The preview also mentioned the Woodland Walk and Sculpture Trail.

  • Sculptures including the Troll and Green Man.

  • A picnic area.

A seated figure sculpture on a woodland trail
Sculpture Trail
A stone labyrinth at Crich
Woodland Walk and Sculpture Trail

Interactive village map and guide

The museum provides a site map for visitors.

Current visitor information

For current tickets and opening dates, see the National Tramway Museum’s visitor information.

National Tramway Museum, Cromford Road, Crich, Matlock, DE4 5DP

T: 01773 854321

E: enquiry@tramway.co.uk

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