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Take a tour behind the scenes of Northumberland Archives and get a rare glimpse into the work that goes into preserving and providing access to our amazingly diverse collections which cover over 800 years of Northumberland’s fascinating history.

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

Today the church hosts Ride+Stride, a sponsored bike ride or walk between churches, exploring and enjoying the countryside from Cornwall to Northumberland.

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.

Often seen by those walking around Berwick's walls, here's a chance to find out more about what is grown and unearthed in this tranquil spot beside the town's Tudor fortifications.

Join one of the Without walls events, where artists, poets and musicians are congregating to perform and exhibit over several venues; in Ninebanks (St Marks church and the Hearse House) and at Keenley Chapel in Northumberland. Refreshments will be available at Ninebanks Community Hall.

Join one of the Without walls events, where artists, poets and musicians are congregating to perform and exhibit over several venues; in Ninebanks (St Marks church and the Hearse House) and at Keenley Chapel in Northumberland. Refreshments will be available at Ninebanks Community Hall.

SCREENTIME presents the premier of a multiverse film made in Berwick by young filmmakers inspired by the town's heritage. The films have been made through a series of workshops with artists from in and around town.

Join us to discover the interesting (and rather grim) history of Hexham's House of Correction.

Cragend Farm is an award winning unique site: From the Big Bang to the 21st century: enjoy a sensory historical tour, including artefacts and research and experience the unique work of businessman and innovative engineer Lord Armstrong of Cragside.

Hands on heritage crafts. Free have a go activities. Nature connections through creative crafts and herbalism. Explore the garden and studio. Find out about workshops and retreats at the Friendly Hound. Fun and engaging demonstrations and activities.

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.

Enjoy the opportunity to visit Rothley Lakehouse and find out about its history on a short tour and talk.

Visit this simple, peaceful church to rest a while or to see the stunning window by the world-famous Irish stained glass artist Harry Clarke or works by renowned local sculptor Fenwick Lawson.

Join Parks Officer, Kate Dixon and the British Trust for Ornithology for a Garden Watch in Castle Vale and Coronation Parks recording wildlife. Also, enjoy the wonderful views that can be enjoyed of the River Tweed and the Royal Border Bridge.

Discover the history of this amazing building through the centuries with hands-on and interactive exhibits, meet the millers and see the milling process from grain to flour.

Belford Hall is a Grade I listed Georgian manor house by James Paine, extended in the Regency period by John Dobson and now divided into private apartments. The communal areas, wine cellar, servants' tunnel and gardens are open this weekend.

Dig deeper into Northumberland's coal mining heritage.

There is so much to see and do on a visit to Wallington. Learn the history of the families that have lived here on a visit to the house or head out onto a woodland or riverside walk. Visit the play areas or hire a bike for a more active adventure.

Discover the birthplace of famous artist, engraver and naturalist Thomas Bewick, nestled in the Tyne Valley.

Visit England’s oldest gaol and relive important moments from our region's turbulent past.