Name: The Hoosiers – Durham Cathedral
Start: 2023-09-22T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2023-09-22T19:30:00+01:00
Location: Durham Cathedral

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May 28

27.11.2022, 10:00 am - 03.06.2023, 4:00 pm

Looking to the Light – South Shields Museum & Art Gallery

Free

Book turned to a page of Hebrew writing.

May 28

January 26, 10:00 am - October 1, 4:00 pm

Shalom! – Discovery Museum

Free

Oil painting featuring a dark woodland, through which a deer can be seen. The painting is called the Hart of Spring.

May 28

January 28, 10:00 am - June 3, 5:00 pm

Revering Ancient Woodland – Hartlepool Art Gallery

Free

20th Century painting called Trewithal Farm, painted by Ruth Adams. It depicts a simple, grey house in a yellow field with a couple standing outside of it.

May 28

February 1, 10:00 am - July 8, 4:30 pm

The Untold Stories and the Tides of Change to Come – Laing Art Gallery

Free

Numerous sculptures of all shapes, sizes and colours depict people through various cultures and points in history. The figures make up The Procession, an art installation on display at the Baltic in Newcastle.

May 28

February 18 - June 11

Hew Locke: The Procession – Baltic

Free

A golden pendant made from sheet gold is displayed against a black background. It has an intricate geometric pattern carved into it. This is the Shropshire sun pendant, which is around three thousand years old.

May 28

February 25, 10:00 am - June 3, 4:00 pm

Gathering light: A Bronze Age Golden Sun – Sunderland Museum And Winter Gardens

Free

A pale yellow background is overlaid with minimal black text. It says, Confluence, Ceramics meets Glass. Next to the text are three small images featuring different glass cases on display at the Confluence exhibition at the National Glass Centre.

May 28

March 25, 10:00 am - September 10, 5:00 pm

Confluence – National Glass Centre

Free

Black and white photo by photographer Chris Killip. A man stands with his young son sitting on his shoulders. Both of them look into the distance at something with curious expressions on their faces.

May 28

April 1, 8:00 am - September 3, 5:00 pm

Chris Killip, Retrospective – Baltic

Free

A photographic work by Fiona Crisp. A white gloved hand holds up a tile printed with bricks. There is a rectangle cut out of the middle, through which the beautiful hills and lake of the surrounding countryside can be seen. It will be displayed at the Weighting Time exhibition at Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens.

May 28

April 1, 10:00 am - June 3, 4:00 pm

Fiona Crisp: Weighting Time – Sunderland Museum And Winter Gardens

Free

Close-up photo of a pile of comic books, showing off their colourful pop art style.

May 28

April 1, 10:00 am - June 4, 4:00 pm

Great British Comics Exhibition – Preston Park Museum

£5

Several embroidery hoops lie on a white surface. Each one is painstakingly embroidered with delicate dried flowers, leaves and berries. The work is created by embroidery artist Olga Prinku.

May 28

April 1, 10:00 am - July 30, 5:00 pm

Olga Prinku – Biscuit Factory

Free

Seventeenth century engraving by Jean Le Pautre - Fireworks over the Grand Canal, Versailles. It is on display at Ushaw Historic House.

May 28

April 1, 11:00 am - June 25, 4:00 pm

The Power of Image: Versailles & The Sun King – Ushaw Historic House

£8

A young child sits at a table holding a piece of red papers. They grin as they take a pair of safety scissors from a smiling man just off camera. They are taking part in a craft activity at the Life Science Centre this summer.

May 28

May 4, 10:00 am - September 1, 5:00 pm

Summer of fun – Life Science Centre

£12

A watercolour illustration by Quentin Blake depicts a mum painting on a canvas overlooking a natural landscape. A man and little girl stand beside her, admiring the view. It is one of the illustrations you might find at WWT Washington.

May 28

May 18, 10:00 am - September 3, 5:30 pm

Drawn to Water: Quentin Blake – Washington Wetland Centre

£10.45

A young black woman stands in a darkened outdoor area. She cups something in her hand and looks up to the sky with a worried expression on her face. This is a shot from the film WayFinder by Larry Achiampong, which will be featured at the Baltic.

May 28

May 20, 10:00 am - October 29, 6:00 pm

Larry Achiampong: Wayfinder – Baltic

Free

A beautiful painting by Scottish artist Anne Redpath. It depicts a jug of lowers on a table with a book, apple and what looks like a bowl. The colours are muted and pastel. It is one of the works on display at the Maltings Anne Redpath exhibition.

May 28

May 20, 11:00 am - November 5, 4:00 pm

Anne Redpath and Her Circle – The Maltings

Free

Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally look at the camera with startled smiles. Behind them, a purple background is covered in yellow scribbles. Text above in white and yellow reads, My Therapist Ghosted Me.

May 28

May 20, 8:00 pm - June 14, 8:00 pm

My Therapist Ghosted Me – Tyne Theatre & Opera House

£34

Bright red text in capital letters says, THE LIES by Degna Stone. It stands out ominously against a black charcoal background.

May 28

May 23, 7:30 pm - June 10, 7:30 pm

The Lies – Alphabetti Theatre

£3

In Between Days Festival Times Square Newcastle upon Tyne

May 28

May 26, 4:30 pm - May 28, 11:30 pm

In Between Days NCL

£39.00

A painting by Alan Smith Page shows a sleepy coastal town with a harbour. A river flows inland, where a boat floats on the water. It is one of the paintings you can see at the Alan Smith Page retrospective at the Biscuit Factory.

May 28

May 27 - July 8

Alan Smith Page – Biscuit Factory

Free

Actor James Marsters stands against a blue and red pop art background. Below him are the comic book style words, Special Guest, James Marsters at Comic Con North East.

May 28

May 27, 9:00 am - May 28, 6:00 pm

Comic Con North East – Utilita Arena

£28.50

A woman in a white dress and red coat holds a basket. She looks over a small girl in a blue dress, who is crouching over some bushes. Fields and skies stretch to the horizon. This is a painting called Blackberrying by Harold C Harvey in 1917.

May 28

May 27, 10:00 am - October 14, 4:30 pm

Essence of Nature – Laing Art Gallery

£8

Collage of the many activities you can take part in at Ushaw this half-term. The photos show a grandma and little girl enjoying some crafts, a baby playing with toys, families playing outside, a printmaker's machine and more. Text above the images says, Spring into nature, May Half Term at Ushaw.

May 28

May 27, 11:00 am - June 4, 4:00 pm

Spring into Nature this Half Term – Ushaw

£8

A woman holds a pair of binoculars as she smiles in a nature hide. A man stands next to her, also grinning as he looks out at the nature before him. They are taking part in the Wild Walk at Washington Wetlands Centre.

May 28

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Wild Walk: Willow Tit – Washington Wetland Centre

£10.45

Ouseburn Family Pride 2023 LGBTQIA+ Newcastle upon Tyne

May 28

12:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Ouseburn Family Pride 2023

Free

Fluffy brown dog walking towards the camera in the restaurant.

May 28

12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Dogs & Dough – Twenty Twenty

Free

Materials are scattered across a table for the natural printing workshop at Washington Wetland Centre. They include pieces of chalk, different sized feathers, some small flowers and a stamp.

May 28

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Natural Printing – Washington Wetland Centre

£10.45

Bank Holiday Dinner Six Restaurant BALTIC Gateshead Newcastle upon Tyne

May 28

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Bank Holiday Dinner – Six Restaurant

£35.00

A Wetlands Centre team member smiles as she watched two children use a net to catch pond life. The children grin as they do so.

May 29

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Pond dipping with crafts – Washington Wetland Centre

£10.45

A smiling young boy scoops up some pond plants with the help of his mum. His grandmother examines her net for pond life. They are taking part in the pond dipping sessions at Washington Wetland Centre.

May 29

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Pond Dipping – Washington Wetland Centre

£10.45

A dad and two little girls sit at a craft table in the middle of an exhibition room at the Shipley Art Gallery. They are all getting stuck into some crafts with paper and pens. Visitors can also take part in a Floral Wreath and Flower Collage workshop at the gallery.

May 30

10:15 am - 3:15 pm

Family Arts Festival: Floral Wreath and Flower Collage – The Shipley Art Gallery

£3

An unseen person paints the face of a cute otter in watercolour. This is part of the Children's Art Workshop at Washington Wetland Centre.

May 30

11:00 am - 2:00 pm

Children’s Art Workshop: Otter – Washington Wetland Centre

£15

A young boy and girl sit next to each other at a craft session at Sunderland Museum. They are cutting sun shapes out of glittery paper.

May 31

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Bronze Age Vessels – Sunderland Museum And Winter Gardens

£2

Poster featuring the cast of the Rapunzel Half Term Panto at Darlington Hippodrome.

May 31

2:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Darlington’s Hair-Larious Half Term Panto: Rapunzel – Darlington Hippodrome

£20.50

Grey swirls and lines cover a wall at MIMA gallery. It is the self-portrait commission piece by Gail Henderson.

Jun 1

June 1 - October 31

Gail Henderson ‘Tees Valley Response Award Self-portrait, Periskepsi’ – MIMA

Free

An older woman with flowing grey hair rests her cheek on her hand and looks at the camera. Next to her are the words You're Invited, followed by details of the Laser Clinics Sunderland Anti Ageing Event.

Jun 1

5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Anti-Ageing Event – Laser Clinics UK Sunderland

Free

Bright red neon letters stand above a darkened theatre. They say Do You Believe in Ghosts?

Jun 1

7:30 pm

Do You Believe in Ghosts? – Princess Alexandra Auditorium

£29

A collection of white and orange shells lie in the sand on a beach.

Jun 2

10:00 am - 12:15 pm

Under the Sea Art / Bottles & Fishes – Hartlepool Art Gallery

Free

A family of young children walks along a bridge in the Sunderland Winter Gardens. They looks up at the vibrant green plants and trees all around them. Children can learn all about the plants at the Plant Mania sessions.

Jun 2

11:00 am - 2:30 pm

Plant Mania – Sunderland Museum And Winter Gardens

Free

A book illustration of a princess in a purple dress sitting on the back of a big orange dragon. The dragon looks fondly over his shoulder at the princess as she holds a big flag above her head, which says the words The Worst Princess.

Jun 2

June 2, 11:30 am - June 3, 2:30 pm

The Worst Princess – Stockton ARC

£8

A colourful graphic shows the Angel of the North with on wing broken off. A magpie flys over it. In the blue sky above, there are bold black words. They read, Where did all the magpies go?

Jun 2

June 2, 7:30 pm - June 3, 7:30 pm

‘Where did all the Magpies go?’: Takeover Festival 2023 – The Customs House

£3

Two women sit facing each other in a pool of water. One of them holds a match between them, the other tilts a water bottle so that water pours out of it. They look at each other with serious, concerned expressions. This is a scene from the Live Theatre production Burnout.

Jun 2

June 2, 7:30 pm - June 3, 7:30 pm

Burnout – Live Theatre

£15

Dancer Yamit Salazar wears a fishnet bodysuit. He stands against a black background, eyes closed and hands pressed to his hips in dance. He is the dancer for Eliot Smith Dance: Human.

Jun 2

8:00 pm

Eliot Smith Dance // Human – The Maltings

£12.50

At a coffee tasting session in Newcastle, a grinning woman leans over a table to taste a cup of coffee. A Baristocracy Coffee sign hangs in the background.

Jun 3

10:00 am - 11:30 am

Coffee Appreciation – Baristocracy Coffee

£32.50

Two unseen people use their hands to shape a clay bowl on a potter's wheel. They are taking part in the Introduction to Ceramics Pottery Course at the National Glass Centre.

Jun 3

10:00 am - 4:00 pm

1 Day Introduction to Ceramics: Throwing Technique – National Glass Centre

£60

A piece of art at the Newcastle University BA Fine Art Degree Show is a collection of colourful sculptures and objects. There are oranges, picture frames, pots, a tree made from an unknown material, and more.

Jun 3

June 3, 10:00 am - June 17, 5:00 pm

Newcastle University BA Fine Art Degree Show 2023 – Hatton Gallery

Free

Green poster for Ushaw's Specialist Plant and Garden Fair. It features two images of people browsing the many plants available in the sun. To the right of these images are the words: Fantastic Plants, Garden Sculpture, Garden Accessories.

Jun 3

11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Specialist Plant and Garden Fair – Ushaw

£8

Jun 3

2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Sunday Sessions @ Cake Stories Hoults Yard

A man stands in front of a crowd, his back facing the camera. The stage is illuminated with pink light and he holds up a giant pink fluffy unicorn into the air. It is one of the prizes to be won at Bongo's Bingo.

Jun 3

6:30 pm

Bongo’s Bingo – Boiler Shop

£20

Carrie Fletcher stands against a bright blue background. Confetti falls all around her and she grins as she tries to catch it in cupped hands. This is a promotional image for Carrie Fletcher's tour, An Open Book.

Jun 3

6:30 pm

Carrie Hope Fletcher: An Open Book – O2 City Hall

£29.40

Comedian Elaine Robertson stands on a completely black stage lit by an unseen spotlight. She wears a green velvet dress with puffy sleeves and holds a microphone, which she speaks into with a smile. She is performing at the Alphabetti Theatre for her debut hour.

Jun 3

9:30 pm

Elaine Robertson: Huge Play – Alphabetti Theatre

£3

Small intricate watercolour paintings of flowers decorate a blank page in a sketchbook. A paintbrush and mixing tray lie on the table next to it. You can create similar paintings at the Washington Wetlands Centre journalling workshop with Steve Pardue.

Jun 4

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Nature journalling with Steve Pardue – Washington Wetland Centre

£26.50

A man wearing a white hat and stripy black and white t-shirt sits at a desk covered in dusty books. A wooden person perches on a piece of wood next to him. The man has a long nose made out of ice cream cones.

Jun 4

2:30 pm

Pinocchio – Princess Alexandra Auditorium

£9

A multi-coloured mosaic is made up of lots of jagged pieces of glass. People can make a glass mosaic panel at the National Glass Centre, Sunderland.

Jun 5

10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Glass Mosaic Panel – National Glass Centre

£60

A deep pink background displays the words Tuesday Jam Jazz Night in bold black and white letters.

Jun 6

7:30 pm

Tuesday Jam – Newcastle Arts Centre

Free

Two hands reach out towards a large flying bee. In the background, more bees can be seen flying through the blue sky. This is the artwork for The Beekeeper of Aleppo.

Jun 6

June 6, 7:30 pm - June 10, 7:30 pm

The Beekeeper of Aleppo – Theatre Royal

£39.50

Characters of the Northern Stage production of Wuthering Heights stand in front of an old, crumpled backdrop. They are in a mixture of states. One has a huge black eye, one has dirt and feathers on their face, one wears sunglasses and eats an apple, one holds up a beer can and looks at the camera drunkenly. Catherine sits at the centre, looking fed up and holding a cabbage.

Jun 6

June 6, 7:30 pm - June 10, 7:30 pm

Wuthering Heights – Northern Stage

£10

The performers of Company Downside Up gather together in the centre of a room. They are wrapped in one large, intertwining rope. They look at the camera solemnly. This is one of the poster images for their circus and acrobatic show Dodecagon.

Jun 7

7:00 pm

Dodecagon – Stockton ARC

£3

Comedian Brendan Murphy is dressed as Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer with his iconic white spiky hair. He looks at the camera with one eyebrow raised. Above him in white supernatural letters are the words Buffy Revamped.

Jun 7

7:30 pm

Buffy Revamped – Middlesbrough Theatre

£23.20

Jun 8

11:00 am - 1:00 pm

EWIF North East Regional Meeting – Mincoffs Solicitors

Free

Two male detectives and a glamorous woman in a red dress all stand within a golden picture frame, crammed together. The detective on the left looks at the camera with a bemused look on his face, while the other man peers through a magnifying glass with a huge eye. The woman looks at them both with a shocked and disgusted look on her face. They are part of The Shoddy Detective show at Alnwick Playhouse.

Jun 8

7:30 pm

A Shoddy Detective – Alnwick Playhouse

£16

A triangle of orange bunting has the words Northumberland Miners Picnic printed onto it in white. In the background, a large piece of mining machinery stands against a bright blue sky.

Jun 10

10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Northumberland Miners’ Picnic 2023 – Woodhorn Museum

Free

A brown horse with white feet wears a grand leather saddle. It pulls a blue and red cart behind it along a cobbled street at Beamish. A man wearing a flat cap stands in the cart, holding the horse's reigns.

Jun 10

June 10, 10:00 am - June 11, 5:00 pm

Horses in Harness 2023 – Beamish

£22.50

A collection of wooden hoops embroidered with different letters in various flowers and colours. Participants can make their own typography hoops at the flowers-on-tulle embroidery workshop at the Biscuit Factory.

Jun 10

10:15 am - 4:15 pm

Flowers on Tulle with Olga Prinku: Typography Hoop Workshop – Biscuit Factory

£120

An unseen person using a thin tool to carve a line into a clay tile. You can learn how to make plant inspired pottery at Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens.

Jun 10

10:30 am - 12:30 pm

Plant Inspired Pottery – Sunderland Museum And Winter Gardens

£30

A delicate bouquet of bright sunflowers and other small flowers. You can make a similar flower display at The Shipley Art Gallery's Fun Floristry workshop.

Jun 10

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Fun Floristry: Make a Floral Arrangement – The Shipley Art Gallery

£40

A man wearing a chef's hat, apron and sunglasses throws his head back in laughter as he DJs at a his DJ deck. His body emerges from an aerial view of Wylam Brewery and Exhibition Park. This is the poster for the Motoon Soul BBQ summer party at Wylam Brewery.

Jun 10

June 10, 6:00 pm - June 11, 12:00 am

MOTOON “The Summer SOUL BBQ!” – Wylam Brewery

£7

A table is covered with bowls of coffee beans, coffee grounds, spoons and a set of scales ready for a coffee tasting session in Newcastle.

Jun 11

10:30 am - 12:00 pm

Free Coffee Tasting – Baristocracy Coffee

Free

Jazz singer Alice Grace sits on a stool singing into a microphone. Next to her is her jazz partner Pawel Jedrzejewski, who plays his guitar. They are performing at The Black Swan bar at Newcastle Arts Centre.

Jun 13

7:00 pm

Jazz Night: Alice Grace & Pawel Jedrzejewski Duo – Newcastle Arts Centre

£10

A woman in a cocktail dress presents a man sitting in an orange armchair with a cheese cocktail stick. This is a scene from Abigail's Party, playing at Darlington Hippodrome.

Jun 13

June 13, 7:30 pm - June 17, 7:30 pm

Abigail’s Party – Darlington Hippodrome

£32

Delicate drawings of a variety of flowers that can be drawn in the Botanical Drawings art class.

Jun 14

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Botanical Drawing in the Winter Gardens – Sunderland Museum And Winter Gardens

£16

A female ballet dancer holds her hands above her head as she prances across the stage. She wears a pink and red dress with a red clock flying out behind her. She is part of the Ballet Cymru performance of Roald Dahl's Little Red Riding Hood.

Jun 14

7:00 pm

Roald Dahl’s Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs – Durham Gala Theatre

£18

Rachel Stockdale sits on a red sofa in just her black underwear. She holds her phone in both hands and looks up at an unseen audience with raised eyebrows. She is performing her one-woman play called Fat Chance.

Jun 14

8:00 pm

Fat Chance – Darlington Hippodrome

£14

A young man dressed in a school uniform pushes an empty pram along a bridge. This is one of the promotion images for the theatre production Father Unknown at Durham Gala Theatre.

Jun 15

8:00 pm

Father Unknown – Durham Gala Theatre

£10

Two men stand with their backs facing the camera. They drape their arms over each other's shoulders and look up at the Angel of the North, which stands against a bright blue sky. This is a promotional image for the show Without Us at the Live Theatre.

Jun 15

June 15, 8:00 pm - June 17, 8:00 pm

Without Us – Live Theatre

£10

A person is silhouetted against a smokey purple background. They lean their head back as they sing into a microphone. Over the image are the words NIGHT OF THE DIVAS. It is a poster for Bongo's Bingo Night of the Diva's event.

Jun 16

6:30 pm

Bongo’s Bingo: Night of the Divas – Boiler Shop

An unseen woman sketches a naked woman lying on her back. She is taking part in the Cabaret Drink and Draw at Arts Centre Washington.

Jun 16

6:45 pm - 9:30 pm

Cabaret Drink & Draw – Arts Centre Washington

£16

A row of brass players play their instruments with concentrated looks on their faces. They are part of the Customs House Big Band.

Jun 16

7:30 pm

The Customs House Big Band Concert – The Customs House

£3

A man in a white tailcoat conducts the string section of an orchestra. Behind the musicians, a huge moon illuminates the stage. This is an image advertising the Best Of Hans Zimmer & John Williams By Moonlight orchestral tribute.

Jun 16

7:30 pm - 8:50 pm

Best Of Hans Zimmer & John Williams By Moonlight: An Orchestral Tribute – Middlesbrough Town Hall

£32.50

West End performers sing on stage while circus acts perform around them, hanging from the ceiling, breathing fire and more. The words Cirque: The Greatest Show are centred in front of them. It is a poster for the Cirque theatre and circus show.

Jun 16

June 16, 7:30 pm - June 17, 7:30 pm

Cirque – Tyne Theatre & Opera House

£29.50

A collage of punk pop and rock album covers makes up the background of a poster. Overlaid in neon green words against a black banner are the words POP PUNK PARTY.

Jun 16

8:00 pm

The Pop Punk Party – The Georgian Theatre

£8

Colourful poster for the Family Arts Festival and Super Saturdays

Jun 17

10:15 am - 3:30 pm

Family Arts Festival: Super Saturdays! – The Shipley Art Gallery

£3

Holly Rees stands on a dark, smoky stage playing her electric guitar. She grins as she looks down. Holly is playing at the Alphabetti Theatre in June 2023.

Jun 17

7:30 pm

Holly Rees Live on the D’addario Stage – Alphabetti Theatre

£3

West End Musicals by Candlelight Newcastle Cathedral

Jun 18

7:30 pm - 11:00 pm

West End Musicals by Candlelight

£19.00

The cast of Sister Act at the Theatre Royal stand in front of a multicoloured disco background. Above them, the words Sister Act are lit up in bright red letters.

Jun 19

June 19, 7:30 pm - June 24, 7:30 pm

Sister Act – Theatre Royal

£55

The cast members stand on a tiered stage holding three different coloured dragon puppets - one pink, one blue and one orange. Each person wears an outfit and hat that matches the colour of their dragon. They are part of the Zog performance at Tyne Theatre and Opera House.

Jun 20

June 20, 4:30 pm - June 22, 4:30 pm

Zog – Tyne Theatre & Opera House

£16

Three school girls have their backs facing the camera. They each hold a croquet mallet in a menacing stance. Each one is dressed in a tartan skirt, long socks and shirt of a different colour - one is red, one is green, the other is yellow. Above them are the words Heather the Musical. The text is red and horror film esque.

Jun 20

June 20, 7:30 pm - June 24, 7:30 pm

Heathers the Musical – Sunderland Empire

£48

A chalk outline of an old woman and a walking stick has been drawn on a road. People walk along the street in the background. This is the poster for the show Chop, Dissolve Burn at the Alphabetti Theatre.

Jun 20

June 20, 7:30 pm - July 8, 7:30 pm

Chop, Dissolve, Burn – Alphabetti Theatre

£3

A woman sits on a bench at the top of a hill. She calmly looks out over mountains and an orange sunrise.

Jun 21

7:00 pm

Overcoming Stress & Anxiety: A Buddhist Perspective – Darlington Hippodrome

£12

Multi-coloured words in a purple neon box read, Bookshop Quiz Night. It is a poster for the late night quiz night at Seven Stories.

Jun 22

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Bookshop Quiz Night – Seven Stories

£5

A cartoon graphic of a skull is positioned against a black and yellow striped background. The top of it's head is made up of the pink words Dead Man, while it's jaw is made up of the word Talking. It is the image used for the Dead Men Talking Podcast.

Jun 22

8:00 pm

Dead Men Talking: The Comedy Roast – Middlesbrough Town Hall

£15

An image of an elephant dressed as a judge. Next to it are the words Elephant in the Courtroom. Why are animal rights such a grey area?

Jun 22

8:00 pm - 9:45 pm

Science Speakeasy: Elephant in the (Court) Room – Life Science Centre

£8

Jack Whitehall stands against a sparkly dark blue background and leans towards the camera, holding out his microphone. He raises his eyebrows and smiles expectantly. Below him are the words Jack Whitehall, Settle Down.

Jun 23

7:30 pm

Jack Whitehall: Settle Down – Utilita Arena

£29.95

A man wearing a multi-coloured tie-dye shirt and sailors hat plays his trombone in the Darlington Community Festival parade. Behind him, there is a crowd of people waving flags and wearing vibrant costumes and clothing.

Jun 24

10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Community Carnival – Darlington Market Square

Free

The four stars of the ABBA tribute act stand proudly on a black stage, spotlights shining down on them. They smile widely and are dress in garish 70s outfits. They are coming to Tyne Theatre for their new show Thank You For The Music.

Jun 24

7:30 pm

Thank You For The Music – Tyne Theatre & Opera House

£30.50

A book lies open on its spine, its pages fanning apart. The Bookbinding Workshop at Seven Stories lets you create your own beautiful using a range of techniques.

Jun 28

6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Bookbinding Workshop – Seven Stories

£22.50

The words What A Wonderful World Festival are printed on a white background. The O in world is shaped like a globe.

Jun 30

June 30 - July 2

What A Wonderful World Festival – Alnwick Playhouse

£5

Two yellow road signs shaped like arrows point in opposite direction. Black text against one of them says NE1 Can Jam. The other says Alphabetti Theatre. They stand against a bright orange background.

Jul 15

8:30 pm

N.E.1 Can Jam – Alphabetti Theatre

£3

Multi-coloured bunting with the word Pride blows in the breeze on a sunny day. Behind it, there is an information stall decorated with a rainbow flag.

Aug 12

12:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Darlington Pride Weekender – Darlington Market Square

Free

Sep 22

7:30 pm

The Hoosiers – Durham Cathedral

£30

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