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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.

Join members of Alnwick Civic Society to explore the fascinating stories behind Alnwick's Built Heritage.

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.

Alnwick Baptist Church is a Grade II Listed Building completed in 1840. The church will be open from 10am to 4 pm and there will be displays showing the history of the church and the current outreach to the community. Refreshments will be available.

Three-hour walk visiting the sites of Alnwick's pre 1918 sporting heritage.

Ten thousand years of history in one visit with interactive displays and childrens' activities plus a stunning art exhibition

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!

In 1448 two Chaplains of the Chantry of the Blessed Mary lived here and taught grammar and singing. Very few of this type of medieval building have survived, and this is a rare opportunity to view inside the ruins of Alnwick’s first school.

Listen to the voices of old boys as they remember their days at the Duke's School.

Stories of Alnwick cellars speak of bears and beer, tunnels and night clubs. We've discovered some of the secrets hidden beneath the surface of our town. But have we learned them all?

A tour of a Grade II* Listed building, General Lambert's House. Hear some of the stories associated with the Dickson, Archer and Thorp practice, explore the building in its current condition, and view the plans to bring it back to life.

Who are the architects who left their mark on Alnwick? What is their story? And where can their work be seen today?

St Paul's is a Roman Catholic church originally constructed for the Church of England 180 years ago. It is now a grade II listed building, and is worth a visit for its splendid interior. It will open from 1030 until 1600 on Saturday 20th September.

Enjoy an informal visits to this Grade II listed building

Listen to memories of the solicitor's practice that once ran from Narrowgate House.