Spring in Hexham, a jewel nestled in Northumberland, blossoms with activities and events that promise to entertain, enlighten, and engage. As the days grow longer and nature awakens, Hexham invites everyone to explore its rich tapestry of events, set against the backdrop of its historic Abbey, quaint streets, and the stunning landscapes of Northumberland. Here’s your ultimate guide to not miss out on the excitement Hexham has to offer in April and May 2024.
Until April 27th – Dive into the local culture with Colin Potsig’s Club Culture and Muhammad Shaan’s Resonance Renewed exhibitions at Queen’s Hall Arts. Admission is free, offering a perfect opportunity to explore contemporary artistic expressions.
April 1st-14th, 10am-4pm – The Old Gaol, one of Hexham’s historic gems, opens its doors seven days a week over Easter. A chance to step back in time for £7, with concessions and under 18s free.
From the epic Dune: Part 2 to the insightful Oscar Nominated Live Action Shorts, Hexham’s Forum Cinema curates a diverse film lineup. Notably, Oppenheimer on April 2nd and Migration until April 4th blend cinematic excellence with thought-provoking narratives, tickets available at £9/concessions.
From The Glass Industry In The North East by Dr. Oliver Gunning on April 9th at Trinity Church Hall to Second Nature with Susie White on April 17th at Hexham Library, enrich your knowledge on diverse topics for minimal fees.
April 11th, 7 pm – Indulge in an Australian Wine Tasting + Food experience at The Natural Grocer for £35.
April 26th – May 5th – The Hexham Book Festival is a highlight, featuring talks from notable authors like Will Hutton and Jackie Kay. Visit hexhambookfestival.co.uk for the full program.
Hexham offers more than just seasonal events. The Hexham Abbey, Big Story exhibition, and the full Forum independent cinema listings ensure there’s always something to explore. Plus, the Hexham Car Boot Fair and Tyne Green Park Run are regular events that bring the community together.
With such a diverse array of events, Hexham proves to be a bustling hub of culture, history, and entertainment this spring. Whether you’re drawn to the arts, intrigued by history, or looking to enjoy some laughter and learning, Hexham welcomes you to a season filled with memorable experiences. Remember to check online for the most up-to-date information before traveling.
Join us in Hexham this spring to celebrate community, culture, and the arts in one of Northumberland’s most charming towns. See you there!
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