in the heart of Hambleton
Farlington is a small, picturesque farming village in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire.
The village has a 12th century church, St. Leonards, a good pub, the Blacksmith’s Arms, and has a small stream, Farlington Beck running through it.
Farlington is ideally situated for a walk in the Hambleton Hills, a visit to Castle Howard, a day out in the historic city of York, or the market town of Malton.
From Monday 27 April 2026, you need to register to use the household waste recycling centres in North Yorkshire. All residents of North Yorkshire who pay Council Tax to North Yorkshire Council can register. The type of registration you need depends on the type of vehicle you use to visit the sites and how long you want to register for. There are also different rules for charities.
You can choose the type of registration you need when you apply.
Come and enjoy our much-loved volunteer-led village market, supporting local producers and community groups. Discover a vibrant mix of fresh produce, artisan foods, handmade treats and locally crafted drinks.
2026 Market Dates
10:30AM – 1:30PM
Sheriff Hutton Village
Hall, YO60 6RA
Work on the restoration of the bells will start on January 6th 2026 and take approximately 12 weeks.
During this time access to the church may be restricted. Church services will take place as planned.
The Churchyard will remain open but please avoid the west (back) end of the church where the works are taking place.
Come and enjoy beautiful St Leonards church for a candlelit service on Friday 19th December at 6:30pm.
Sunday 28th December 2025
Dudley’s Christmas Quiz at the Blacksmiths Arms, 7pm start.
A traditional evening with friends around a fire.
There will be BBQ sausages to purchase or bring your own food if you prefer, plus a drink for yourselves.
We will be lighting the bonfire at around 6 complete with a Guy — if anyone would like to make a Guy please do, the more the merrier.
A child friendly evening with no fireworks.
8th November, 5.30 – 7.30pm, Park Field
(turn left at bottom of village)