Local Area
Whether you are looking for adventure, peaceful walks along unspoilt beaches, getting pampered or fantastic places to eat, you will not be disappointed. Northumberland has an abundance of variety and it is all on our door step.
Things to do nearby...
Belford Village Dog Show
A great afternoon for all the family from from 1pm – 4.30pm
Adults £3, children go Free (with an adult) or £1
To enter your dog is £1 per class
Outside venues open at 12.30pm
Belford Show
A great afternoon for all the family from from 1pm – 4.30pm
Adults £3, children go Free (with an adult) or £1
Outside venues open at 12.30pm
A Night of the Stars
A stylish celebration of music from some of the most legendary Artistes of all time. From Shirley Bassey, Barbara Streisand, right up to Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Abba Queen and many more, each track is handpicked to ‘wow ‘and entertain you.
Starring the unforgettable voice of former West End Singer and as seen on ITV, Sandy Smith, who some of you will have already seen in the sell-out show of Cilla & The Swinging 60s. This show will take you on a journey through the decades including many of the greatest songs ever recorded such as “Diamonds are Forever” ‘I’m Alive’, Somewhere, and You’re My World to name just a few!
The likes of Diana Ross, Tina Turner and Cher will leave you with that feel-good vibe whilst the anthems of Abba and Queen will bring you to your feet! This sell-out show has something for everyone – smash hit songs, fantastic music, dancing, singing and a huge memory of some of the biggest names in the entertainment hall of fame.
Full Price £13.00 | Concession: £12.00
Theatre Seating
Bring your own bottle ✅
Visit – https://seatondelavalartscentre.com/whats-on/a-night-of-the-stars for more information
Seaton Delaval Hall
Seaton Delaval may have been one of the architect Sir John Vanbrugh’s smallest country houses; but it was home to the larger than life Delaval family.
The house and surrounding landscape were in keeping with the style expected in Georgian society, yet behind the formality lies a story of theatricality and mischief.
Known as the ‘Gay Delavals’ due to their high spirited and flamboyant lifestyle, an invitation to one of their parties was the hottest ticket in town. In an age notorious for extremes of behaviour, they stood apart as the most notorious of all Georgian partygoers and pranksters. Imagine awaking in the house to find your room “turned upside down” with furniture fixed to the ceiling, or finding yourself in a state of undress and having the walls collapse!
For more information visit – https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/seaton-delaval-hall