Archive: 24–25 August 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 advertised its Teddy Bears Picnic for the August bank holiday on 24 and 25 August 2025.

A bear mascot in a tram conductor costume

Teddy bears and badges

Children were invited to bring a teddy bear and receive a free badge.

Two children holding teddy bears

The teddy bear trail

The advertised teddy bear trail ran from Wakebridge tram stop to Derwent View.

A family looking at a teddy bear display in woodland

Live Entertainment & Music

The programme featured Amy Zing’s Teddy Bears Picnic Show.

Rocks and Frocks were advertised for music at the bandstand.

Amy Zing performing for children
Amy Zing

Activities for All Ages

The 2025 programme also advertised:

  • A vintage penny arcade, with a small charge.

  • Face painting.

  • A teddy-mask craft station.

  • A visit from Mr Bear and a woodland teddy bear sculpture.

A bear mascot waving from a tram

Unlimited Vintage Tram Rides

The 2025 preview also advertised vintage tram rides.

A vintage tram at Crich

Explore and Relax

The preview mentioned the Woodland Walk Sculpture Trail.

A stone labyrinth at CrichA view over the countryside from CrichRefuel and Refresh

Food and drink options mentioned in the 2025 preview included:

  • The Red Lion Pub.

  • The Tram Stop Café.

  • Matlock Meadows Ice Cream Kiosk and Barnett’s Sweet Shop.

The Red Lion pub at Crich

An ice cream cone

Accessibility

See the museum’s current accessibility information for details of the site and facilities.


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

tramway.co.uk

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