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In the Round

A group exhibition exploring ideas of home, emptiness, and the spaces in-between. Curated by Jed Buttress, this open call exhibition showcases four local artists in the newly-refurbished Gallery at the Arts Centre, combining film, painting, collage and sculpture. Collaboratively, the artists tell shared stories of strange spaces, neglected nostalgia and abandoned nautical nightclubs. Artist Live Q&A - Friday 13th October 5pm.

Venue:
Newcastle Arts Centre, 67 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1SG
Date:
Sep 9th 2023 - Oct 14th 2023
Opening Times:
Sat 00:00 - 17:00 , Mon-Sat 09:30 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Rolf Wojciechowski: Past - Present - Future and the Reality of Now

Growing up in the post-war era of Berlin in the '50s, Rolf developed an interest in the debris from the still-ruined sites around the city. He started his artistic career in the USA, before settling in North Shields. His main focus is to point out how we dismiss the ordinary and "the beauty of the everyday". He works with his own photographic images of drains and drainpipes, back lanes and alleyways, which he combines with 3D photo replications of found objects.

Venue:
The People's Theatre Gallery, Open only on performance nights, People's Theatre, Stephenson Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE6 5QF
Date:
Sep 19th 2023 - Oct 20th 2023
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 18:30 - 21:00
Price:
Free

Unseen

The pieces in this exhibition reflect the individual interests of the artists but they all have one thing in common: these works have never been exhibited before. The Covid years, of course, prevented many exhibitions, previously planned, from taking place or being cut short. However, for may older women, the opportunities to develop as artists and gain confidence from participating in exhibitions, has been limited. Post Covid, in Sunderland, an emerging group of ‘grassroots’ creatives along with supportive policymakers have raised awareness, thus making participation in exhibitions like this, a reality. With thanks to all the artists from the Older Women Artists’ Collective (OWAC) including Agnieszka Wood, Alison Naisby, Deborah Doyle, Denise Lovell, Julie Easton, Kath Price, Lijie Zhang, Nasim Ashtar, Padma Rao, Roohia Syed Ahmed and Stephanie Smith.

Venue:
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens, Mowbray Gardens, Burdon Road, Sunderland, SR1 1PP
Date:
Aug 26th 2023 - Oct 14th 2023
Opening Times:
Sat 10:00 - 16:00 , Mon-Fri 09:30 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Digging Deeper: Uncovering Roman Carlisle

Carlisle was the sole city on the northern frontier of the Roman Empire. The largest fort along Hadrian’s Wall was in modern-day Stanwix. In 2017 an archaeological investigation discovered the remains of a 3rd-century Roman bathhouse at Carlisle Cricket Club, the largest known building along the wall. Since then, community excavations have followed, unearthing thousands of objects that will better help us understand Carlisle’s Roman past. In 2022, Tullie House displayed finds and told the stories of those involved in the dig in the Uncovering Roman Carlisle exhibition. This year they’re over the moon to present even more exciting material from the latest excavations in Digging Deeper: Uncovering Roman Carlisle.

Venue:
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Carlisle Street, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA3 8TP
Date:
Sep 23rd 2023 - Nov 11th 2023
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
£10/under 18s Free

Creative Expressions

A selection of Victorian art, never before displayed at Tullie, by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Frederic Leighton, Ford Madox Brown and John Atkinson Grimshaw is going on display in the Community Gallery. Alongside it will be a range of creative responses from Tullie Art Group, as well as pieces by local artist, David Hollins, who led the group in developing their responses.

Venue:
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Carlisle Street, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA3 8TP
Date:
Jun 16th 2023 - Dec 1st 2023
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
£10/under 18s Free

The House on the Hill: The History of Ushaw and the Deerness Valley

Ushaw is perched on a hill 600 feet above sea level between the Browney and Deerness valleys. In 1808 a small unassuming Georgian Hall was constructed to house English Catholic students and priests who had fled the violence of the French Revolution. The founding of Ushaw seminary had a significant impact on the local area, as it became a prominent landowner and employer. This exhibition will examine how this once small House on a Hill shaped the history and built environment of the surrounding area and how it forged and continues to grow strong connections with the local community. Containing never before seen photographs, objects and archives from Ushaw’s collections, the exhibition tells little known stories from County Durham.

Venue:
Ushaw: Historic House, Chapels and Gardens, Woodland Road, Durham, DH7 9RH
Date:
Sep 20th 2023 - Nov 5th 2023
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 11:00 - 16:00
Price:
£8/£5

Townscape

This is an EDAN members exhibition with a focus on Seaham Conservation area, its heritage and development. A wooden model of Seaham on loan from Seaham Town Council will also be included in this exhibition

Venue:
EDAN Gallery, The Art Block, 74 Church Street, Seaham, County Durham, SR7 7HF
Date:
Sep 12th 2023 - Oct 7th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Fri 11:00 - 15:00 , Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
Free

Sarah Schlesinger: A Savage Garden

Workplace is delighted to present A Savage Garden, a solo exhibition of new paintings by New York based artist Sarah Schlesinger. The exhibition includes a series of new paintings which continue the artist's exploration into the act of looking as metaphor for understanding. The title, drawn from the book The Vampire LeStat by Anne Rice, refers to LeStat’s name for the world in his search for meaning, and serves as a description of the paintings presented.

Venue:
Workplace Foundation, 12 Blandford Square, Newcastle, NE1 4HZ
Date:
Sep 23rd 2023 - Nov 4th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Sat 12:00 - 18:00
Price:
Free

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Aardman presents The Pirates!

A rare opportunity to see up close and eyeball to eyeball the fantastically, wonderfully outrageous sets, character puppets and props from Aardman’s stop-motion feature film – a swashbuckling, high-sea adventure. A perfect pirate day out for all the family.

Venue:
Hartlepool Art Gallery, The Tourist Information Centre, Church Square, Hartlepool, TS24 7EQ
Date:
Jun 24th 2023 - Sep 30th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Sat 10:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Jonny Hannah: Shipbuilders and Fisherfolk

Leading illustrator captures Hartlepool’s folklore as you’ve never seen it before. The nationally-renowned illustrator’s take on aspects of historic Hartlepool folklore will be displayed in a unique exhibition to coincide with the town hosting the Tall Ships Races this summer. Jonny Hannah boasts a portfolio that includes work for various clients such as Penguin books, the New York Times and a collection of Royal Mail stamps. Now the 52-year-old from Dunfermline, living in Southampton, has produced some extraordinary paintings and prints having discovered some of Hartlepool’s strangest and quirkiest stories as part of the Shipbuilders and Fisherfolk exhibition.

Venue:
Hartlepool Art Gallery, The Tourist Information Centre, Church Square, Hartlepool, TS24 7EQ
Date:
Jun 24th 2023 - Nov 4th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Sat 10:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Spin me a yarn: Ellie Clewlow, David Hockney & Deborah Snell

Let us tell you a tale. Spin me a yarn presents the work of three artists, Ellie Clewlow, David Hockney and Deborah Snell, who playfully retell popular stories from Brothers Grimm and Shakespeare using drawing, printmaking, and sculpture. Gallagher & Turner are proud to present a series of etchings and aquatints by renowned artist David Hockney, from his series of prints Six Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm. Responding directly to Hockney’s illustrations, and making new work specifically for this exhibition, Sunderland-based artist, Ellie Clewlow, works with recycled books to sculpt layered palimpsests. To mark the 400th Anniversary of Shakespeare’s Folio’s first publication, Newcastle artist Deborah Snell, who makes drawings, prints, illustrations, installations, and music videos, has also created new work. Working here in lithography, drawing and puppetry, Snell, as with Hockney, celebrates the macabre side of these moral tales.

Venue:
Gallagher & Turner, 30 St Mary’s Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7PQ
Date:
Sep 1st 2023 - Oct 7th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Fri 10:30 - 17:00 , Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
Free

See SAW

A creative experiment, inviting you into the gallery to make and draw in order to tell SAW what you already see here, and what you’d like to see in future. Preview: Friday 8 September, 5-7pm.

Venue:
Shieldfield Art Works, Formerly The Holy Biscuit, Opposite The Biscuit Factory, 1 Clarence Street, Shieldfield, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1YH
Date:
Sep 9th 2023 - Oct 4th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Thu 11:00 - 16:00
Price:
Free

Gateshead Camera Club Exhibition: Where in Gateshead?

How well do you know Gateshead? Gateshead Camera Club’s latest exhibition “Where in Gateshead” shows views of the town that you may not immediately recognise. Come along and see how many places you can identify. If you're a visitor to the region you may be inspired to find out more about the town. Gateshead Camera Club started in 1903. They’ve welcomed and adapted to many changes in photography over the years, most recently the move to digital cameras, smartphones and digital editing programs

Venue:
St Mary's Heritage Centre, St Mary's Church, Oakwellgate, Gateshead, NE8 2AU
Date:
Sep 7th 2023 - Sep 28th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
Free

Hazel Brill: Pincer

Inspired by intricate set designs in horror film, dreamlike premonitions about the fate of the protagonists are embedded into the ‘walls’, becoming a doomsday forecast for the inhabitants’ futures. Brill is interested in how gothic horror fiction is used as a device, or an inescapable habitual narrative, to deal with fears around transformative technologies that blur a line between the living and the non-living and offer opportunity for existential threat. Within this exhibition, a set of recurring images and patterns weave an opaque story around themes of fate, pattern recognition and artificial intelligence, while the sculptures function as fictional 'breeding beds' for a series of intertwined, imaginary creatures. These images and patterns are stamped into the clay, embedded in the structures of the installation and rusted onto metal images hung on the wall, with references crossing between the sculptures and video.

Venue:
Workplace Foundation, 12 Blandford Square, Newcastle, NE1 4HZ
Date:
Sep 23rd 2023 - Nov 4th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Sat 12:00 - 18:00
Price:
Free

Fusako Yoshikawa: Selected Woodblock Prints

Northern Print is pleased to present the first UK exhibition of new works by Japanese artist Fusako Yoshikawa since 2010. When asked about her work in 2001 she said “When I touch trees and paper, I feel very happy. I like to create shapes in woodblocks with cutting knives. While I am cutting small pieces of wood scatter and form a new shape. That shape gives me a clue about my next work”. Now in her eighties, Fusako continues to make vibrant, joyful and life-affirming prints.

Venue:
Northern Print, Stepney Bank, Newcastle, NE1 2NP
Date:
Aug 9th 2023 - Sep 30th 2023
Opening Times:
Wed-Sat 12:00 - 16:00
Price:
Free

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Cozzy Livs

‘Cozzy Livs’ explores individuals’ perspectives, experience and survival through the cost of living crisis. Chilli Studios annual exhibition showcases a diverse collection of over fifty artists of all levels of profession and ability. Although this year’s exhibition tackles a negative topic, it is still a celebration of the immense creativity of the studios’ members and gives value to their personal experiences as they tackle these current challenges.

Venue:
Vane, 65 High St, Gateshead, NE8 2AP
Date:
Sep 21st 2023 - Oct 7th 2023
Opening Times:
Wed-Sat 12:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Middlesbrough Art Week

Formally known as the Weekender, Middlesbrough Art Week now extends to a full week of exhibitions, talks, workshops, performances, events and exciting public interventions. This year’s MAW programme presents over 80 artists to explore the theme MEASURE, engaging with ways of thinking of past, present and future: from deep time to waiting time to no time. Work selected this year asks us to notice the centrality of time and how we perceive, mark, measure and value it.

Venue:
Various venues in Middlesbrough,
Date:
Sep 28th 2023 - Oct 7th 2023
Opening Times:
28th Sep - 7th Oct 2023 TBC
Price:

Perpetual Arrival

Perpetual Arrival conceives of the creative process as a continuum punctuated by a series of moments – or arrivals – when circumstances converge to result in something that is generally agreed to constitute a work of art. We pursue our lines of enquiry, research our subject matter, marshal our evidence, manipulate and explore our materials. Periodically we arrive at something that is often treated as though it were a conclusion, but the reality for many of us is actually that it is just one point of arrival among a lifetime of similar arrivals and departures. We move on to create other points of arrival. Arrivals can act as a break, a chance to take stock, to stand back and learn from the intervening time and process. Then we move on.

Venue:
Platform A Gallery, Middlesbrough Railway Station, Zetland Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 1EG
Date:
Sep 28th 2023 - Nov 9th 2023
Opening Times:
Tue-Fri 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
Free

Hazel Plater: The Re-Emergence

Following the Covid-19 pandemic, Plater returned to the streets of Newcastle upon Tyne to record the re-emergence of people into the public space. Photographed in the candid street style, the works in this social documentary series are sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, and a celebration of the resilience, hope and pride that is found in community. These are 'quick pics of people doing stuff' and simultaneously a nuanced reflection on humanity, ourselves and our challenges.

Venue:
Newcastle Contemporary Art, High Bridge Works, 31-39 High Bridge, Newcastle upon-Tyne, NE1 1EW
Date:
Sep 12th 2023 - Oct 12th 2023
Opening Times:
Thu-Sat 12:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Ki Yoong: Faces, Faces

Slugtown are pleased to present Faces, Faces the debut solo exhibition by London based artist Ki Yoong. In these highly rendered, virtuosic new works, Yoong seeks to challenge the relationship between observer and the observed. The works in Faces, Faces are mined from a variety of sources. A selection of pieces come from pictures taken by the artists of friends, family and acquaintances, others are sourced from the internet, and some from reaching out to strangers online and asking to take their photo. The provenance of the source imagery is deliberately withheld from the viewer. The titles of the works give nothing away either, granted ambiguous monikers that reveal little, such as Dayglow, Opal, and Look, prompting the viewer to draw connections between the works as well as from their own experiences.

Venue:
Slugtown, 44 Wretham Place, Shieldfield, Newcastle, NE2 1XU
Date:
Sep 8th 2023 - Oct 21st 2023
Opening Times:
Fri-Sat 12:00 - 18:00
Price:
Free

Gaslit

A thought-provoking new exhibition by The Sunderland around the theme of gaslighting. This compelling exhibition invites visitors to delve into the complex psychological phenomenon of gaslighting, shedding light on its insidious nature and the impact it has on individuals and society as a whole. (The truth, but can you handle it?). This been happening for years and even longer. It is subtle, it is control, it is power, and we now have a name for it. Two groups of artists, plus Angela Sandwith, Mike Clay, Barrie West, Karen Sikora, Denise Dowdeswell, James Oates and Helen Redfern, attempt to identify and explain gaslighting.

Venue:
Arts Centre Washington, Biddick Lane, Fatfield, Washington, NE38 8AB
Date:
Oct 3rd 2023 - Nov 11th 2023
Opening Times:
Mon 09:30 - 17:00 , Tue-Sat 09:30 - 20:00
Price:
Free

The Architect Has Left the Building

An exhibition built around a dual-screen film installation, weaving together moments of architectural joy and intimacy drawn from the professional archives of renowned photographer and filmmaker Jim Stephenson. Commissioned by the RIBA where it was on show over the summer, the film offers a series of cinematic vignettes that subtly document the ways that people use architecture when left to their own devices. Featuring recent projects by Grafton Architects, Henley Halebrown, Carmody Groarke, Jamie Fobert Architects and others, the films engage at different scales to quietly disrupt the traditionally ‘neat’ visions of these perhaps already familiar buildings, as usually presented to the public.

Venue:
Farrell Centre, The Sir Terry Farrell Building, Eldon Place, Newcastle, NE1 7RD
Date:
Oct 6th 2023 - Feb 25th 2024
Opening Times:
Sun and Wed-Sat 10:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

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Trout Memo By McDada (Peter McAdam)

The author Ian Fleming would often scribble his madcap ideas on bits of scrap paper and hide them between the leaves of a book on Fly Fishing, he called it his “Trout Memo.” Trout Memo will be a multi-media exhibition consisting of extracts from dream journals, flash fiction, poetry, cartoons, small sculptures, photography and collage. Exploring inner and outer worlds using childhood memories, humour, bathos and digital mash-up software to create a wall-to-wall zine.

Venue:
Arts Centre Washington, Biddick Lane, Fatfield, Washington, NE38 8AB
Date:
Oct 6th 2023 - Nov 4th 2023
Opening Times:
Mon 09:30 - 17:00 , Tue-Sat 09:30 - 20:00
Price:
Free

Shildon Model Railway Club Exhibition

See the wonderful world of railways in miniature at this fantastic free event. Marvel at more than 20 model railway layouts in a range of gauges—presented by members of Shildon Model Railway Club and their guests. Don't forget to check out the trade stands offering all you need to enjoy your model railway hobby at home.

Venue:
Locomotion, (previously Shildon Locomotion Museum), Dale Road Industrial Estate, Dale Road, Shildon, County Durham, DL4 2RE
Date:
Oct 7th 2023 - Oct 8th 2023
Opening Times:
Sun and Wed-Sat 10:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Nature Inspires

A redisplay of the panelled room in Old Tullie House, showcasing Sheila Fell and Percy Kelly’s different approaches to the varied Cumbrian landscape, which inspired much of their work. alongside, contemporary artist Lynn Dennison incorporates natural motifs in her costume sculptures. Her pieces have recently been acquired through the Contemporary Art Society and are on display in the museum for the first time.

Venue:
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Carlisle Street, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA3 8TP
Date:
Oct 7th 2023 - Dec 1st 2023
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Price:
£10/under 18s Free

Science by Luxmuralis

Take an exploration through elements, molecules, DNA, and the minds of the greatest scientists in history, as you make your way through Science by Luxmuralis. Dazzling projections on the Durham Cathedral's centuries-old architecture will delve into chemistry and biology, exploring the history of science and how it has contributed to humanity and its understanding of the world.

Venue:
Durham Cathedral, Chapter Office, Palace Green, Durham, DH1 3EH
Date:
Oct 11th 2023 - Oct 15th 2023
Opening Times:
11th - 15th Oct 2023 18:30 - 21:00
Price:
£9/£5 child

Sally Anne Fitter

Inspired by a career as a textile designer and ceramicist, Sally Anne creates multifaceted paintings that combine pattern, colour and texture. This collection of still lives and landscapes draw from the everyday and the world around Sally Anne's Norfolk studio. Meet the artist and preview the work on Sat 14 October 11pm-1pm.

Venue:
The Biscuit Factory, 16 Stoddard Street, Newcastle, NE2 1AN
Date:
Oct 14th 2023 - Nov 22nd 2023
Opening Times:
Daily 10:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Inspirational Ink

An exhibition of landscape paintings in ink by Scottish artist Anne Nicholson. Meet the artist event Sunday 15th October 1pm to 4pm with refreshments.

Venue:
Wild & Free Gallery, 3A Ilfracombe Gardens, Whitley Bay, NE26 3ND
Date:
Oct 15th 2023 - Oct 29th 2023
Opening Times:
Wed-Sat 09:30 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Ann Pino: The Pleasure is to Play

A retrospective of 9 years of shows around the North and Scotland. Brought together in the beautiful Peoples Theatre Gallery. Ann's works have been shown up and down the East Coast Mainline in waiting rooms and lounges from Edinburgh to Leeds, in beautiful, listed buildings in Newcastle, in comedy clubs and bars. Most recently Frozen Moments of Fleeting Clarity in St. Nicholas Cathedral and a Free Public Exhibition of paintings outdoors last summer in Saltwell Park Gateshead.

Venue:
The People's Theatre Gallery, Open only on performance nights, People's Theatre, Stephenson Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE6 5QF
Date:
Oct 23rd 2023 - Dec 1st 2023
Opening Times:
Mon-Sat 18:30 - 21:00
Price:
Free

To live a thousand years in one poem

Exhibition by visual artist Jack Lewdjaw, drawing on the format of the artists’ manifesto in an attempt to understand something about the future.

Venue:
36 Gallery, 36 Lime Street, Ouseburn, Newcastle, NE1 2PQ
Date:
Oct 25th 2023 - Oct 29th 2023
Opening Times:
25th - 29th Oct 2023 12:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Larry Achiampong: Gaming Night

A special gaming night on Baltic’s Level 2, with after hours access to Larry Achiampong’s Gaming Room, featuring games that have inspired the artist. Hop on a beanbag, grab a console and get your game on with a selection of retro games and consoles including the Sega Mega Drive, Spectrum and NES to VR and PS5.

Venue:
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, South Shore Road, Gateshead Quays, Gateshead, NE8 3BA
Date:
Oct 25th 2023
Opening Times:
25th Oct 2023 18:30 - 20:30
Price:
Free

Unlimited Intimacy

Borrowing its title from the 2009 book by Tim Dean, ‘Unlimited Intimacy’ is a group exhibition that frames the 1980s and 1990s as a politically charged time for LGBTIQA+ histories and movements. The presentation surveys critical and radical perspectives on gay and queer sexuality through photographic and documentary practices. Exhibiting artists: Tessa Boffin, Phyllis Christopher, Sunil Gupta, Stuart Linden Rhodes, Charan Singh. Curator: Abdullah Qureshi.

Venue:
Vane, 65 High St, Gateshead, NE8 2AP
Date:
Oct 26th 2023 - Nov 19th 2023
Opening Times:
Wed-Sat 12:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Dudley Edwards

Dudley Edwards was the co-founder of ground-breaking Pop collective BEV in the 1960’s. Their vibrant murals and designs played a defining role in the era and led to painting commissions including Paul McCartney’s ‘Magic Piano’. In this exhibition, Dudley presents a collection of paintings and prints that draw on an expressionistic and graphic style developed over 50 years. Preview and Q&A with the artist 27 October 7-9pm.

Venue:
The Biscuit Factory, 16 Stoddard Street, Newcastle, NE2 1AN
Date:
Oct 28th 2023 - Jan 7th 2024
Opening Times:
Daily 10:00 - 17:00
Price:
Free

Lumiere

The UK’s premier light art biennial will see Durham undergo an incredible re-imagining, with more than 30 artworks made with light exhibited on its buildings, streets and waterways. For four nights only, the city will be transformed into a nocturnal art experience with spectacular light installations by artists including Ai Weiwei, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Chila Burman, Yinka Ilori and Daniel Canogar.

Venue:
Durham,
Date:
Nov 16th 2023 - Nov 19th 2023
Opening Times:
16th - 19th Nov 2023 TBC
Price:
Free

Ayo Akingbade: Show Me The World Mister

Comprising two films shot on location in Nigeria, the commission builds on Akingbade’s lucid interrogations of history and place, addressing the interwoven histories of industrialisation, colonisation and family. Akingbade works predominantly with moving image, addressing notions of power, urbanism and stance. Interested in the fluid boundaries between the self and the other, she gathers local and cultural experiences in intimate and playful interpretations.

Venue:
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, South Shore Road, Gateshead Quays, Gateshead, NE8 3BA
Date:
Nov 18th 2023 - Apr 14th 2024
Opening Times:
Sun and Wed-Sat 10:00 - 18:00
Price:
Free

Aglow

With seventeen incredible illuminations and some of the largest light installations in the country, AGLOW promises to be one of the most spectacular Christmas light trails in the North East. Begin your journey at Auckland Castle and embark on a glittering 1.5-mile trail through Auckland Castle’s gardens and grounds, with surprises around every corner.

Venue:
Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL14 7NR
Date:
Nov 22nd 2023 - Dec 31st 2023
Opening Times:
22nd Nov - 31st Dec 2023 16:30 - 20:30
Price:
From £13