In Full

The world’s first bicycle-powered Shakespearean actors will be heading back to Northumberlandia in the summer.

Professional cookery students have been working in partnership with agriculture and horticulture departments to create a special a la carte Northumberland lamb dining experience.

We have a challenge in the Northumberland Camera Club where we shoot images to a monthly theme and weekly keywords.

Less than seven months have passed since KOYO launched their critically acclaimed debut album, and with festival dates at Download, Camden Rocks, Bliss Camp, Great Escape Festival and Live at Leeds upcoming this year, the band are heading around the UK with a series of exclusive free warm up shows.

A food festival, which surpassed expectations last year will be taking place again on Sunday (April 8).

Silence is golden, according to the Four Seasons, and for alternative rock act Editors so will be Violence, that being the title of their latest album.

It’s been a time of upheaval for the renowned Northumberland Theatre Company (NTC), after recently upping sticks from Alnwick Playhouse – their home of many years – and moving to Amble’s Dovecote Centre.

Superstar chef and TV personality James Martin is visiting the North East as part of his autumn tour of the UK.

Ashington Jazz Club will celebrate its 36th anniversary with a concert in the town.

A prehistoric guest is hatching plans to make a roarsome entrance at award-winning holiday park Golden Sands at Cresswell when it opens its doors this Easter Sunday.

There's a whole lot of monkeying around on the stage at Newcastle's Theatre Royal this week.

Family fun for all is on the agenda in Blyth as a free Mad Hatter’s Tea Party takes place.

Oh what a night, late March, back in twenty eighteen, what a very special time for me ... it doesn't quite have the same ring to it!

A dance show is being held next month in memory of a special woman.

A breath-taking carpet of vibrant purple has reappeared in the walled garden at Wallington, despite the best efforts of the recent Beast from the East.

The British 1960s’ inspired Musical Made in Dagenham will come to Blyth next week, bringing with it the message of love and fighting for what is right.

It’s now 10 years since US alternative rock act the Gaslight Anthem released their breakthrough second album, The ’59 Sound, and they’ll be reuniting in the summer after three years apart for a tour to mark its anniversary.