What’s On
Art Exhibition at St Anne’s Centre Wolsingham
Fusion Art is holding an Art Exhibition at St Annes Centre , Wolsingham over the Bank Holiday Weekend. The exhibition will be open on Friday 22nd May from 12:00 to 16:00 and from 10:00 to 16:00 on Saturday 23rd to
Church in the Wild – a personal reflection
By Richard D Walsh I’m sure you’ve all seen the film “Chariots of Fire.” There’s many iconic scenes, but one that always sticks in my mind is where the runner, Eric Liddell, having been berated by his sister (his training
More than 10,000 decorated peg dolls to go on display at Durham Town Hall
More than ten thousand peg dolls which were decorated to mark 200 years since the world’s first passenger train journey began in County Durham are to go on display next week. The dolls were part of events to mark two
Bishop Auckland Civic Society
The next meeting of Bishop Auckland Civic Society will take place on Monday, 1st June at 7.30pm at The Cricket Club on South Church Road (DL14 7JU) when genealogist and local historian, Margaret Hedley, will address the Society on the
Binchester Roman Fort to host action-packed re-enactment weekend this bank holiday
One of Britain’s largest and most important Roman forts will come alive this bank holiday weekend as cavalry soldiers, ancient artillery, artisan crafts and Roman warriors march on Binchester Roman Fort. Visitors to the Bishop Auckland attraction from Saturday May
Bishop Auckland Music Society
Bishop Auckland Music Society 2026 concert series continues in May with solo pianist Sherri Lun Friday 22nd May 2026, 7.30 pm at Bishop Auckland Methodist Church. Sherri Lun has swiftly established herself as a rising soloist on the international stage.
Weardale Young Farmers Welcomes New Members and Supporters
Looking for something new to do, keen to meet people, learn skills, or support a long-standing local organisation? Weardale Young Farmers is inviting new members and supporters to come along and get involved. The club meets on a Tuesday at
WOLSINGHAM WAYFARERS
24 walkers joined us for our April free guidedwalk. We followed a 7.5 mile circular route toHarehope Quarry and back. Whilst it was alittle breezy at the start, the sun soon camethrough for us. On route we spotted plenty ofnewborn
Mystery portrait sparks County Durham appeal as major Tom McGuinness exhibition opens
A mystery at the Mining Art Gallery has sparked a public appeal, as visitors are asked to help identify an unknown man captured in a 1963 portrait by celebrated miner-artist Tom McGuinness. The charcoal drawing, Portrait of an Unknown Man,