An astonishing line up for this year’s Folk Night which kicks off the 2010 Rode Village Festival:
The Real Cheesemakers featuring the Revd. Philip Hawthorn – a mixture of traditional songs and ditties about trousers – defies description – just unbelievable!
Corryvrecken – A Mother and Daughter duo who have been singing traditional songs together for over [...]

The 150th anniversary of the infamous child murder at Road Hill House in the village of Rode is being recognised on Sunday, July 4th with a rare opportunity to see the gardens which are being opened to the public.

The murder at Road Hill House was a crime that gripped Victorian England. Recently it has again [...]

OPEN MORNING
Monday 10th May from 10am – 12pm
Come and enjoy a typical session at Rode Pre-School.  It will be a fun time for parents and children.
We are delighted to say that Ofsted inspected the pre-school in March and found that the children “benefit from accessing a stimulating play environment”  and that the “children are well [...]

On February 14th, St Valentine’s day,  the clergy and congregation of St. Lawrence’s church, Rode, are launching the Heart of Rode Appeal to ensure that St Lawrence’s church is kept in good heart for the future.
“The PCC has plans approved to convert the existing vestry area of the church to a small meeting room [...]

If you are wanting tickets to see the eagerly anticipated village panto, my my I can’t believe it’s NOT Mamma Mia, then you are out of luck. All three nights have now sold out.
Reports abound of locals gnashing their teeth in despair after being told there are no tickets left.
As half the fun of the [...]

The village Panto, My my, I can’t believe it’s not Mamma Mia, runs from the 11th-13th of February in Rode Memorial Hall. If you want to see it (and you really should), you’ll need to get to Rode Post Office or the Cross Keys pretty quickly. The Friday and Saturday nights have sold out already! [...]