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Here's your chance to see inside a building in Berwick hidden up an alleyway. You may not have known it was there. Come and find out more about its history both past and present. Be blown away by a building not normally open to the public.

A free drop-in activity session for families and friends of all ages at Berwick Town Hall. A giant map, objects to handle, prompts to spark a memory, and a chance to add your River Tweed stories and special places to a growing community archive.

St Andrew's Wallace Green is one of only 8 Church of Scotland Churches in England. Now 167 years old, here's your chance to explore a lovely light and airy building with beautiful stained glass windows.

Come and see the most northerly boathouse in England. Built in 1869, this wooden boathouse was extended in 1893. Find out about the Club past and present.

A behind the scene tour of the iconic Tyne Tunnels.

An iconic building in North Tyneside on the seafront with its prominent 186ft steeple. The stunning Grade 1 listed St. George's Church overlooking the Long Sands, Cullercoats by the Master Architect, John Loughborough Pearson.

Bailiffgate is an award-winning museum, where stories of the past are told about the area. It has a rich history. We have our permanent collection of artefacts, documents, photographs and audio visual content. The Gallery floor hosts our exhibitions.

Discover the history of three iconic Northeast brands, Ringtons, Barbour and Fenwicks.

A rare chance to see behind the scenes, learn about cremation and view this rich and beautifully detailed building and its grounds.

A Grade II listed building, the hall is surrounded by a green gated 'square', the only one between Newcastle and Edinburgh. Originally built c 1830, it is now used by numerous groups . See a display about Berwick Scouts through the years.

Access the public rooms of a traditional 19th century small urban pub, last refitted c 1910. It is a Grade II listed building and is one of CAMRA's 'Historic pub interiors of national importance'. It retains a good Edwardian pub frontage.

Come and explore this historic church and hear some fascinating facts in an iconic setting led by a knowledgeable members of the team.

For too long, the history of Tweedmouth has been neglected. This tour, led by local historian, Jim Herbert sheds light on many aspects of an old part of Tweedmouth, from medieval parliaments to social life and its forgotten industries.

Visit this Court where local Magistrates have reviewed cases for well over 100 years. Talk to some local magistrates about how the court works and see a small exhibition on Crime and Punishment in Berwick.

Saint Ann's is a Grade I listed Georgian church which forms part of the city's iconic Quayside skyline. An exhibition on the history of the church will be on display.

Enjoy a guided tour of this historic Grade II listed building, built as a private residence for the Jerningham's but now a school. Find out about its history and how it has adapted to different uses over the years.

A gentle stroll with a born and bred Morpethian, covering significant landmarks and history around the Chantry and Castle Square area.

This is a walk back through time discovering the buildings that housed hospitals and medical facilities for the sick and injured of Berwick- upon-Tweed , and those passing through, from the Medieval times to today. Come and find out more.

A promenade tour around the theatre giving an insight into the working lives of historic staff from the theatre. Come and meet Miss Hart, our Victorian Box Office manager and William Guthrie the Front of House intendant amongst others!

This film explores one of the best known antiquarian views of Berwick which was published in 1745 by the Yorkshire brothers Nathaniel and Samuel Buck.

Join Archaeologist, Lindsay Allason-Jones to find out more about a rare Second World War Wilmott's Fortress Air Raid Shelter which played a part in the Secret Army's defence of Britain. Who built it and why was it there?

Join us in this tour of a former Spade Works to find out more about its present history as a book printers and binders and see parts which have not been accessible before.

Join local historian, Jim Herbert, on a walk through Tweedmouth's historic core. Discover how local and national events from pre-Roman to Elizabethan times have defined and shaped the streets of this settlement whose history is often overlooked.

Berwick's imposing Elizabethan Walls are an iconic feature of the town and unique. Why and how were they built and by whom? Join local historian, Jim Herbert on this walk to answer some of these questions.

Originally part of the defences commenced by Edward I after he stormed Berwick in 1296, this section of the wall was probably not built until the early 14th century.

Berwick Castle was one of the most important fortresses during the Anglo-Scottish Wars. Probably built by the Scottish King David about 1124, it held his royal mint and was the scene of a decision made by Edward I that would make legends.

'I must admit the new wall is marvellous beautiful', was an opinion voiced to Queen Elizabeth about the bastioned fortifications in 1568..... before condemning them as badly designed and a waste of money!

Berwick's imposing Elizabethan Walls are an iconic feature of the town and unique in this country. Why and how were they built and by whom? This virtual walk will help answer some of these questions and many more.

Originally part of the defences commenced by Edward I after he stormed Berwick in 1296, this section of wall was probably not built until the early 14th century.

Commanding superlative views of the beautiful North Northumberland coast, the Old Coastguard Tower in Berwick was built in 1964 but four years later, was closed down and became derelict.

'I must admit the new wall is marvellous beautiful', was an opinion voiced to Queen Elizabeth about the bastioned fortifications in 1568..... before condemning them as badly designed and a waste of money!

Back by popular demand, join local historian, Jim Herbert on this virtual tour of Berwick Castle, pointing out the tantalising clues which help piece together it's history. Discover its medieval history, a forgotten Jacobean Palace and much more!

Join local Archivist, Linda Bankier as she leads you on this short online walk to discover the stories of the families that lived and worked in the cottages and smokehouses of the Greenses. See buildings not featured in the in-person walk.

For too long, the history of Tweedmouth has been neglected. This tour, led by local historian, Jim Herbert, sheds light on many aspects of old Tweedmouth, from medieval parliaments to social life and its forgotten industries.

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

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.

What was once called Rotten Row was transformed into the present Ravensdowne in the 18th century. Many of the houses in this street running from the Barracks were populated by Berwick's wealthier citizens and built in the Georgian period.

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

S. John's is a medieval church dating from 1130. Interesting features include an anchorite's squint, font cover, Jacobean pulpit, and medieval stained glass. Connections to several well-known figures including Richard Grainger and Charles Avison.

The museum will be offering the opportunity to get up close to the Royal Metro Train at the museum

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

Free entry to the site over the weekend of 19th and 20th September.

Saturday 12th September. Full site tours at Stephenson Steam Railway

A guided tour of South Shields Museum and Art Gallery with additional behind the scenes element, led by Assistant Keeper Adam Bell.

Take a tour of Brinkburn St Brewery and enjoy a a small display on the brewing-related occupations of people buried at Ballast Hills Burial Ground, including brewers, publicans, coopers, maltsters, labourers, and merchants.

Join us at Ballast Hills Burial Ground for "Beneath This Ground," a moving performance of poetry and fiddle music inspired by the lives of the 40,000 people buried here, bringing their stories to life in this atmospheric historic setting.

Join local historian, Dr Catherine Kent, in this online walk through Tweedmouth’s historic core, discovering how local and national events from pre-Roman to Elizabethan times have defined and shaped the streets of this community.

In 2026 Saltwell Park celebrates 150 Years of 'The People's Park'. This walk will take a route through Saltwell Park, a Grade II listed Victorian park designed by Edward Kemp in 1876 talking about the history of the park and trees of note.

Look around a working Masonic Hall which has operated from here for over 150 years. View the working tools and regalia of a Masonic Lodge. Find out about the building's history and the lodges who are based here.

Christ Church is a fine example of Victorian Gothic architecture. Its interior includes carvings and artwork by notable religious artists of the 19th and 20th century.