Important Notice: Events listed on this page are a mix of on-line and live; for those that are live, please check before setting off that they are still happening. Live events are also likely to require pre-booking (even if free).
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December 2023
- 1-24 Dec, Dickens by Candlelight, a production of Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol, in the 17th century 'Great Room' at Alderman Fenwick House, Pilgrim Street in the heart of Newcastle, running from 1st to 24th December. Ticket numbers are limited, and cost from £24.50 to £29.50, plus a service fee. Follow this link for details and to book.
- 7 Dec, 7.00-8.00, Under the Influence: Provincial Players in the Georgian North, Declan McCormack, free online talk from Northumberland Archives. Follow this link to book via Eventbrite.
- 9 Dec, 2.30, Archaeological Work at Bamburgh Castle, Graeme Young (Bamburgh Research Project), Elvet Riverside (Room ER140), New Elvet, Durham, DH1 3AQ. AASDN lecture, all welcome.
- 12 Dec, 6.00, and Tuesday evenings in termtime after that, Roman Archaeology Seminar, Armstrong Building room 1.06, and/ or Zoom, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University.
January 2024
- 10 Jan, 1.00-1.45, Maternity Care in Northumberland, Sue Wood (Head of Northumberland Archives), free talk, no booking needed, at County Hall, Morpeth.
- 13 Jan, 2.30, A North Northumberland Early Anglo-Saxon high-status site, Dr Jane Harrison (Newcastle Univ), Elvet Riverside (Room ER140), New Elvet, Durham, DH1 3AQ. AASDN lecture, all welcome.
- 18 Jan, 7.00-8.00, The Entertaining Delavals, Elspeth Gould, free online talk from Northumberland Archives. Follow this link to book via Eventbrite.
- 9 Jan, 6.00, and Tuesday evenings in termtime after that, Roman Archaeology Seminar, Armstrong Building room 1.06, and/ or Zoom, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University.
- 23 Jan, 6.00, and Tuesday evenings in termtime after that, Roman Archaeology Seminar, Armstrong Building room 1.06, and/ or Zoom, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University.
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