Durham Entertainment

The festival will include the Big and Little Brass Bashes that bring the party to outdoor spaces across the county including Spennymoor, Shildon, Newton Aycliffe and more.

The Music of Bond - presented by the Limelight Orchestra - brings some of the most well known cinematic music to the cathedral for the first time for a special one off show on Saturday 22 June.

With no podcast out in May, ANNE has been looking at the exciting world of archaeology specifically designed to cater for your junior Lara Croft or Indiana Jones.

An award winning film director is turning his attention to a local football club for a behind the scenes documentary.

Durham Brass Festival – a week of spectacular performances, new commissions, free concerts, community activities, and a full programme of lively street bands – kicks off its 2024 edition this Friday 5 July.

The fourth episode of Tails from the Rails focuses on the crucial role of railway bridges, spotlighting the Gaunless Bridge and the Skerne Bridge, their design, construction, and significance.

The next meeting of Bishop Auckland Civic Society will take place on Monday, 3rd June at 7.30pm in Bishop Auckland Town Hall, when acclaimed theatre, radio, television and non-fiction writer, Michael Chaplin, will address the Society in a talk entitled My father, Sid Chaplin.

This family friendly event will give your little ones the chance to get up close to some seriously big machinery and climb in the drivers seat to learn how they are operated. Ride-on pedal tractors will also be available to let them put their newfound skills to the test, as well as small play equipment and colouring-in activities.

From Wednesday 9 to Sunday 13 October, visitors will be able to experience stunning light projections of galaxies and see original footage of a rocket launch, all with immersive soundscapes throughout Durham Cathedral.

This month at ANNE, Jackie and Sarah consider how our own history and ancestry intertwines with our landscape.