Northumberland
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Cut Up, Collage and Collagraph with The Living Barracks
Be inspired by the shapes and textures of Berwick and enjoy creating printed collagraphs on a real printing press. Join printmaker Georgie Fay at the Barracks for this fun family friendly print workshop for all ages and create a unique print.
"They don’t build them like that anymore’ : Thoughts on conservation and new design by a Historic England Inspector
Join Martin Lowe from Historic England for a fascinating talk relating to this year's theme of architecture. In the light of the Living Barracks Project and the number of listed buildings in Berwick, this is definitely a pertinent subject.
1, Belvedere Terrace
A rare opportunity to discuss how this prominent house and garden were restored to their former glory.
300 Years of Education in Berwick - guided walk
Berwick Holy Trinity School can trace back its history for 300 years. Join Trudy Gray to visit some of the sites associated with the school both past and present. Also find out about some of its former teachers and pupils.
A Trio of Bridges - Exhibition
An iconic feature of Berwick is its three bridges over the River Tweed . Find out about their history through the archives and see the artwork created by local people inspired by the Old Bridge as part of the Bridge 400 Project.
A Trip down Memory Lane - Berwick Archives Photographic Collections
Berwick Archives has an amazing collection of photos spanning the last 70 years. Come along and have a look at a selection. See who you recognise or spot buildings which are no longer there. A real trip down memory lane.
A Virtual Walk around Berwick's Stained Glass Windows - Talk
Berwick has an amazing number of stained glass windows, many in the least likely places. Join Annie Robinson in this talk to find out about some of these hidden gems both in public and private buildings in the town.
A walking tour of Alnwick's lost pubs.
This walking tour of Alnwick’s lost pubs will show the visitor the location of Alnwick’s lost Beer Houses, Taverns and Inns. It will also provide a summary of their history and that of some interesting survivors.
Allendale Quaker Meeting House Open Day
Our historic Quaker Meeting House founded in 1690 is a quiet and peaceful place of worship. Allendale Quakers will show visitors around the Meeting House and gardens and tell the story of Allen Valley Quakers past and present.
Alnwick Baptist Church
Alnwick Baptist Church is a Grade II Listed Building completed in 1840. The church will be open from 1100 to 1600 and there will be displays showing the history of the church and the current outreach to the community. Refreshments will be available.
Alnwick Masonic Centre
Come and see a Masonic meeting room with displays of historic records of Masters of local Lodges and presentations about the building, the first designed by F. R. Wilson.
Alnwick Playhouse
Alnwick Playhouse invite you to explore the theatre, with backstage tours and technical demonstrations.
Alnwick Trades
Alnwick's Independent shops are among our most popular attractions. Pick up a leaflet then explore the town centre to discover the stories behind some of our favourite high street businesses.
Alnwick Youth Hostel
Visit the site of Alnwick's 19th century House of Correction. See Alnwick's 19th century courthouse and the prisoners' exercise yard with original wall and windows with bars, still in use for hostel guests - who may come and go as they please!
Anecdotes from the Archives - Illustrated Talk
Berwick Archives are full of wonderful stories about people, places and events in Berwick and the surrounding area. Join the Berwick Archivist as she shares what she has discovered over the past 35 years.
Architects who left their mark on Alnwick
Who are the architects who left their mark on Alnwick? What is their story? And where can their work be seen today?
Architectural Plans in Berwick Archives
See a selection of original architectural plans kept in the archives covering the 19th and 20th centuries. From buildings which still exist to those that disappeared and even some which never came to fruition!
Bailiffgate Museum & Gallery
Ten thousand years of history in one visit with interactive displays and childrens' activities plus a stunning art exhibition
Bankhill Ice House
A unique opportunity to visit an Icehouse which was built around 1786 - 1799 to store ice for Berwick's renowned salmon industry. Using ice was an innovation at this time as previously salmon had been preserved by either pickling or salting.
Behind the Scenes at the KOSB Museum
The museum may be closed temporarily, but we are increasingly busy behind the scenes. Join Kings Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB) staff for a talk about what has been achieved over the past year, on-going projects, and exciting plans for the future.