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Explore the historic market town of Morpeth with passionate Northumbrian James Boyd. James will share his knowledge of the history of Morpeth including its significant buildings and notable people.

Poets in role and costume explore the history of Morpeth and some of its well known people and buildings.

This is an unusual clock tower as it is not part of a church. The bells ring to celebrate civic events such as the annual Mayor-Making.

Visit the very first bagpipe museum in the UK, a major part of the county’s musical landscape. Morpeth Chantry Bagpipe Museum is a must for music lovers - alive with iconic regional instruments and live music.

Originally a Wesleyan Chapel built in 1884, it was bought by Morpeth Parish in 1964 to be used as a hall for The Boys' Brigade. It is now being refurbished to create a youth centre.

A Victorian House in the heart of Morpeth which is now home to the Morpeth Masonic Lodge.

An exhibition by the Morpeth Antiquarian Society in the Corn Exchange, Morpeth Town Hall.

Discover one of the best medieval churches in Northumberland with a 14th Century Jesse Window.

The Civic Suite will be open inside Morpeth's Town Hall.

Impressive Victorian Romanesque Church, after the style of the cathedral at Monreale in Sicily, with fine wall paintings.