Durham has a packed year-round calendar - from exhibitions to world-class events and festivals, and from live music concerts to sporting events. Whether you choose to visit Durham City, the Durham Dales, Vale of Durham or Durham Coast - there is certain to be something happening to enhance your experience.
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Uncover the secrets of the Roman cemetery that has intrigued the archaeological world. Explore the evidence...and you decide...
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Meet the author of the phenomenal ‘Horrible Histories’, then take a look at the Roman remains in our exhibition (optional admission: £2 adult, £1 child / conc.).
Durham City
A fun family event around the garden organised by our 'Friends of the Garden'.
Durham City
Andy Kershaw has already lived ten lives to everyone else’s one. This show is jammed full of hair raising escapades and humorous anecdotes drawn from his adventurous life.
Durham City
The new sound of 21st century English folk rock.
Durham City
Featuring original Animals, John Steel and Mickey Gallagher, alongside John Williamson and Peter Barton, this is a great band recreating a slice of 60s nostalgia.
Durham City
The Battle of Neville’s Cross, 1346
2.75 miles MEDIUM
David Butler – Local Historian
Start: Outside old entrance to Durham Johnston School, Redhills Lane, Durham City, off A167.
GR NZ261427 OS map 88, Explorer 308
Durham City
Tuesday 24 January to Thursday 9 February, The Galilee Chapel - The Beatitudes.
A themed exhibition of students’ art work from schools from the RC Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle, Catholic Partnerships South.
Durham Cathedral, Durham City
Durham City
A community play telling the true story of a local leadminers’ uprising in 1818 when starvation stalked the land. With live music and choir accompaniment.
Stanhope
Another night of fun and laughter, courtesy of our chums at The Comedy Store.
NB: contains strong language - over 16s only.
Durham City
With the weekend almost at an end, raise your spirits before the start of another week.
NB: contains strong language - over 16s only.
Durham City
Join owner Keith Bell for a tour of the beautiful gardens.
Discover a Beautiful oasis of peace and tranquillity in the heart of Durham City. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “a tapestry of colourful blooms”.
Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham City
Durham City
Join owner Keith Bell for a tour of the beautiful gardens.
Discover a Beautiful oasis of peace and tranquillity in the heart of Durham City. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “a tapestry of colourful blooms”.
Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham City
Durham City
Join owner Keith Bell for a tour of the beautiful gardens.
Discover a Beautiful oasis of peace and tranquillity in the heart of Durham City. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “a tapestry of colourful blooms”.
Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham City
Durham City
Join owner Keith Bell for a tour of the beautiful gardens.
Discover a Beautiful oasis of peace and tranquillity in the heart of Durham City. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “a tapestry of colourful blooms”.
Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham City
Durham City
Join owner Keith Bell for a tour of the beautiful gardens.
Discover a Beautiful oasis of peace and tranquillity in the heart of Durham City. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “a tapestry of colourful blooms”.
Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham City
Durham City
Join owner Keith Bell for a tour of the beautiful gardens.
Discover a Beautiful oasis of peace and tranquillity in the heart of Durham City. Described by Alan Titchmarsh as “a tapestry of colourful blooms”.
Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham City
Durham City
The history of Hardwick Park with photo opportunities
2 miles EASY ACCESS (two grassy slopes to negotiate)
Richard Gater, Voluntary Countryside Ranger and Geoff Hill, amateur photographer
Start: Visitor Centre, Hardwick Park, on A177 Sedgefield
Sedgefield
The history of Hardwick Park with photo opportunities
2 miles EASY ACCESS (two grassy slopes to negotiate)
Richard Gater, Voluntary Countryside Ranger and Geoff Hill, amateur photographer
Start: Visitor Centre, Hardwick Park, on A177 Sedgefield
Sedgefield
A cappella stars The Magnets are the unsung heroes of the current British music scene. These six sharp-suited vocalists with razor-sharp harmonies and jaw-dropping beat-boxing raise the bar on live vocal music.
Durham City
Conductor: David Whittington. A concert to include: Lesueur: March for the Coronation of Napoleon Sullivan: Boer War Te Deum Whittington: In Memoriam Berlioz: Symphonie Funebre et Triomphale.
A free event with a retiring collection.
Durham Cathedral, Durham City
Durham City