I have been doing a weekly what's on guide for a while now and it always proves popular with our readers. I have now decided to turn it into a weekly blog post, so it is easier for you to find and come back to when stuck for ideas.
To find out What's on in the North East for families read on.
I will just update this post every week, so save it to come back to.
Make sure you check the details and booking info. Click on the Purple links to find out more
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You can find some ideas HERE for indoor options.
Scroll to the bottom of this post for even more ideas
Saturday 14th September
🌼Make a Hobby Horse and look at the gorgeous ceramic horse at Durham's Oriental Museum
🌼Eco trail - Sunderland Museum
🌼Saturday Art Club - Washington Art Gallery
🌼Park Play Souter Lighthouse
🌼Car Show at Bamburgh Castle
🌼Science Buddies - Hopetown Darlington
🌼Washington Youth Theatre - Washington Arts Centre
🌼Evolution The Drone Show - Durham Cricket ground
🌼Chester Le Street Farmers Market
🌼Eggleston Show
🌼Mammals in upper Teesdale - Holwick head bridge
🌼Tiny Sparks Toddler takeover - Discovery Museum
🌼Owl Pellet dissection - Bargate Bank Lanchester
🌼Stokesley Show
🌼Stories of Migration - Beamish
Sunday
🌼Astronomy & Stargazing - Grassholme Observatory
🌼Scarecrow Sunday - Waterhouses village Hall
🌼Sports Cars in the park - Newby Hall Park
🌼Nidderdale show
Both Days
🌼Happy Rooms Last weekend!
🌼Peppa Pigs fun day out - Darlington Hippodrome
🌼Monster Truck Show - Sunderland Live Arena
🌼Grassington's 1940s Weekend
🌼Lilidorie Spiritember
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Other Ideas for this weekend
Spring/Summer walk ideas (Still nice in Autumn and Winter)
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