In Full

Here’s our 32nd round-up of 2018 of concerts, plays and other shows on in the north east over the next seven days, including gigs by Graham Bonnet, Para Alta and Orbital.

An arty project put together by Blyth residents is set to be showcased this month.

A blast of thunder and lightning didn’t stop Bedlington having a party in the park yesterday (Saturday).

Off the back of his critically-acclaimed role in Mel Brooks’ London West End revival of Young Frankenstein, comedian Ross Noble returns to his stand-up roots with a new tour.

Northumberland has lost 40 of its pubs since 2010, according to official figures.

The search is on to find the cast for the north’s first production of Joseph And His Technicolor Dreamcoat using adult actors.

University students have been re-creating prehistoric metalworking techniques during live open-air experiments in Jarrow.

More than 7,000 people have visited the Great North Engineering Experience since it opened two weeks ago.

Performers are gearing up to stage their first musical as Seaton Delaval Pantomime Society presents Boogie Nights.

There was no getting away from the World Cup in the last few weeks, even after the final whistle had blown on the tournament.

Alnwick Castle has lined up six weeks of family activities for the school summer holidays.

Passionate individuals, businesses, community players and schools are all heading to the finals of the Northumbie Awards 2018 tonight (Thursday), to be rewarded for their special efforts celebrating the second Northumberland Day.

An interactive experience is showcasing how engineers have transformed the world we live in – and features an entrepreneur from Blyth.