Northumberland Events
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Berwick-Upon-Tweed Bead Fair
Bead & Pearl Supplies for the Home Jewellery Maker. Many different semi precious gemstone beads like jade, turquoise,..... See more >
Ancroft Village Hall, Ancroft TD15 2TL
Sat 10 Aug
Premium
Dave Ellis and Boo Howard
Cramlington Folk Club See more >
The Benedictine Social Centre
Glenluce Drive
Southfield Green
Cramlington
Northumberland NE23 6YA
Wed 4 Sep
Hill House - Open Garden for NGS
Unusual double Walled Garden, generously planted in Cottage Garden style. Circle of box hedges, yew square and topiary;..... See more >
Hill House, Hexham NE47 6HL
Thu 5 Sep
Anthony John Clark and Julia Porter
Cramlington Folk Club See more >
The Benedictine Social Centre
Glenluce Drive
Southfield Green
Cramlington
Northumberland NE23 6YA
Wed 25 Sep
Mike Silver
Cramlington Folk Club See more >
The Benedictine Social Centre
Glenluce Drive
Southfield Green
Cramlington
Northumberland NE23 6YA
Wed 2 Oct
Northumberland Landscape Photography Workshop | 4 Days | Oct
Northumbria - Landscape photography workshop for practising long exposures at sunrise to sunset to get those iconic... See more >
19 Dunstanburgh Rd, Craster, England, , United Kingdom NE66 3TT
Thu 17 Oct to Sun 20 Oct
The Hunch
Cramlington Folk Club See more >
The Benedictine Social Centre
Glenluce Drive
Southfield Green
Cramlington
Northumberland NE23 6YA
Wed 30 Oct
Sunjay
Cramlington Folk Club See more >
The Benedictine Social Centre
Glenluce Drive
Southfield Green
Cramlington
Northumberland NE23 6YA
Wed 13 Nov
Ashington & District Male Voice Choir Annual Christmas Concert
Presenting an afternoon of traditional and modern Choral music, including all the Christmas favourites... See more >
St Cuthbert’s Church Bedlington NE22 5EL
Sat 14 Dec
Jez Lowe Christmas Show
Cramlington Folk Club See more >
The Benedictine Social Centre
Glenluce Drive
Southfield Green
Cramlington
Northumberland NE23 6YA
Wed 18 Dec
The Hexham Christmas Ceilidh with The Hedgehog's Skin
The 29th Annual Hexham Christmas Ceilidh
Featuring popular ceilidh band The Hedgehog's Skin, with caller Joey... See more >
Queen Elizabeth High School, Hexham, Northumberland NE46 3JB
Sat 28 Dec
New Year Ceilidh with The Hedgehog's Skin
The Hedgehog's Skin's New Year Party
Dance away the last few hours of the year, before watching... See more >
Allendale Village Hall, Leadgate, Allendale NE47 9PR
Tue 31 Dec
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Things to do around Northumberland
If you're planning a day out in Northumberland, here are some delightful activities to consider:
1. Walk a section of Hadrian’s Wall:
- Hadrian’s Wall isn’t just a staple of British history; it’s a significant statement of world history. This historic wall is the border between England and Scotland and tells a long history of battle, struggle, and unity between the two nations. It runs 73 miles from east coast to west. Dating back to 128 AD, the Romans initially built the wall to protect the north-west frontier of the Roman Empire. The wall is one of England’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and the views of the surrounding British countryside are stunning – some of the best in the country. A visit to walk a section of Hadrian’s Wall provides the ultimate day out in Northumberland. Time to lace up those walking shoes!
2. Go and visit Alnwick Castle:
- When in Northumberland, you have to explore some of England’s finest historic castles. Alnwick Castle is one of the main ones and offers an excellent day out. Dating back to the 11th century, this castle receives over 800,000 visitors from all over the world each year. Built by Norman nobleman Ivo de Vesci, it was later occupied by the British monarchy. Today, the 12th Duke of Northumberland resides in the castle. Due to its historical significance, it became a grade 1 listed building. Visitors love exploring the architecture, luscious gardens, and fountains – if you’re looking for things to do in Northumberland, Alnwick Castle is a must-see. It's one of the most iconic days out in Northumberland!
3. Explore Dunstanburgh Castle:
- Located on the gorgeous rugged Northumberland coastline, Dunstanburgh Castle offers excellent views of the endless coast. Earl Thomas built the castle in the 14th century, taking advantage of the site’s natural defences on the cliffs. The castle is a superb mixture of heritage and stunning nature – it ranks highly on the list of things to do in Northumberland. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in its history and breathtaking surroundings!
Remember, Northumberland is a treasure trove of history, natural beauty, and captivating landscapes – perfect for an unforgettable day out!
1. Walk a section of Hadrian’s Wall:
- Hadrian’s Wall isn’t just a staple of British history; it’s a significant statement of world history. This historic wall is the border between England and Scotland and tells a long history of battle, struggle, and unity between the two nations. It runs 73 miles from east coast to west. Dating back to 128 AD, the Romans initially built the wall to protect the north-west frontier of the Roman Empire. The wall is one of England’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and the views of the surrounding British countryside are stunning – some of the best in the country. A visit to walk a section of Hadrian’s Wall provides the ultimate day out in Northumberland. Time to lace up those walking shoes!
2. Go and visit Alnwick Castle:
- When in Northumberland, you have to explore some of England’s finest historic castles. Alnwick Castle is one of the main ones and offers an excellent day out. Dating back to the 11th century, this castle receives over 800,000 visitors from all over the world each year. Built by Norman nobleman Ivo de Vesci, it was later occupied by the British monarchy. Today, the 12th Duke of Northumberland resides in the castle. Due to its historical significance, it became a grade 1 listed building. Visitors love exploring the architecture, luscious gardens, and fountains – if you’re looking for things to do in Northumberland, Alnwick Castle is a must-see. It's one of the most iconic days out in Northumberland!
3. Explore Dunstanburgh Castle:
- Located on the gorgeous rugged Northumberland coastline, Dunstanburgh Castle offers excellent views of the endless coast. Earl Thomas built the castle in the 14th century, taking advantage of the site’s natural defences on the cliffs. The castle is a superb mixture of heritage and stunning nature – it ranks highly on the list of things to do in Northumberland. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in its history and breathtaking surroundings!
Remember, Northumberland is a treasure trove of history, natural beauty, and captivating landscapes – perfect for an unforgettable day out!
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