For coffee-lovers, creatives and countryside adventurers
We are Bolton Gate
Once the well loved and remembered saddlery stables, Bolton Gate Farm now operates as a family-run artisan cafe, and rural outdoor arts venue with a variety of events throughout the year including live theatre, music, markets, craft activities and much more.
Located on the outskirts of Weston Coyney, and with a stunning natural backdrop, we have created a space that serves its communities, sources locally and works with the people of Stoke-on-Trent and the Staffordshire Moorlands, as a space for relaxation and creativity.
We connect our guests with culture and nature.
Our Mission Statement
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To use our space to serve the communities of Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding Staffordshire Moorlands, and connect our guests back to nature.
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To support local artists and contribute to the cultural landscape of our community.
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To be a space that champions inclusivity and welcomes all.
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To serve a banging cup of coffee!
Growing with Staffordshire
We are the bridge between the old furnaces of Stoke-on-Trent and the endless green hills of the peak district.
We aim to put our environment and our communities at the heart of everything we do, and share this little gem with as many people as we can!
Staff
It's just family business...
We are a family run business and between us have a range of different passions and interests.
Andrew
Founder/Director
Handyman Andy. Owner of the farm, Andy has been in the Sheep and agriculture business for many years. Sheep are his best friends. It is his dream to retire on the farm with a wonderful business that he can share with all who visit.
Sandie
Founder/Director
Sandie brings the educational expertise, working with vision impaired students across Staffordshire, as well as having a creative eye. Ever supportive, Sandie is a key part in making the cogs turn smoothly.
Kerry
Guard Dog
Meet Kerry, our loyal little Collie. At 16 years old she's a little on the deaf side, but sprightly as ever helping to guard the farm and round up the sheep (even if she isn't very good at it).