Creative Durham
Creative activities at grassroots level, promoting Durham as a place where creative people can live and work and encouraging people to express themselves and their communities through culture and, in turn, the development and expansion of the creative and cultural sectors within the region. Inspiration for these activities will come from the stories of Durham's past innovators and pioneers and existing creative practitioners.
Locomotion - Local Art Exhibition
Durham County Council’s second annual Spring Open Art Exhibition takes place from Monday, 19 April to Sunday, 9 May at Locomotion, The National Railway Museum, Shildon.
A panel of judges will have selected work and chosen the winning entries. Members of the public will have the opportunity to purchase works of art.
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Art in Museum: Machines - print making
Drop in art workshop - an opportunity to get more involved with the objects in the museum collections. All materials supplied. Suitable for adults and children Read More...
Castle Players present
The North East's award-winning and leading community theatre company, The Castle Players, present their 21st annual open-air theatre extravaganza, Shakespeare's 'All's Well That Ends Well', in the Read More...
Fowler's Yard Creative Workspace
Fowlers Yard Creative Workspaces - Durham's unique visitor attraction (and best kept secret!!) provides visitors with the opportunity to meet artists and craftspeople and observe different Read More...
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James Herriots All Creatures Great & Small
When newly qualified vet, James Herriot arrives in the small North Yorkshire village of Darrowby to take up his first job in the established veterinary practice of Siegfried Farnon, Read More...
Great news – Lumiere, the magical festival of light which many of you enjoyed last November was a winner at Tuesday’s Journal Culture Awards. And ...
culturedurham: A play originated at Gala Durham on show at Theatre Royal Newcastle and Fenwicks Window - Alf Ramsay knew my Grandfather...
"Whenever I get the train home, and I come over the viaduct, you just feel it."
Graeme Hedges, Darlington