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FOLKTALES WITHIN THE PEAK DISTRICT CALENDAR 2027

FOLKTALES WITHIN THE PEAK DISTRICT CALENDAR 2027

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A Year of Ancient Magic, Mystery, and British Folklore for Your Wall.

Step into the mystical soul of England’s peak wilderness with the 2027 Peak District Folktales Calendar. Each month uncovers a legendary local myth—from the ancient mermaid of Mermaid's Pool to the mysterious Christmas Ghost of Bradwell. Illustrated in a captivating folkloric style and printed on 100% recycled eco-friendly paper, this calendar transforms your wall into a gallery of storybook art all year long.

Key Features

  • 12 Enchanting Local Legends: Discover iconic Peak District myths through rich, storybook-style artwork each month, including The Sermon for the Dead, The Bakewell Witches, The Werewolf of Longdendale, and more!
  • Double-Duty Wall Art: Beyond a 2027 calendar, each frame-worthy illustration can be repurposed as beautiful gothic/vintage art prints after the year ends.
  • 100% Recycled & Eco-Friendly: Sustainably printed on high-quality recycled paper with an elegant matte finish.
  • Functional & Organized: Generous monthly grid spacing for notes, reminders, and daily planning, plus a dedicated Notes section.
  • The Perfect Gift for Story Lovers: An unforgettable holiday or Christmas gift for nature lovers, hikers, gothic art enthusiasts, and fans of British folklore.

Product Specifications

  • Year: 2027
  • Material: 100% Recycled Premium Matte Paper
  • Binding: Wire-bound with hanging loop
  • Dimensions: 11.8 × 11.8 in (30 × 30 cm)
  • Origin: Inspired by the Peak District National Park, UK
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