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What's On January - What's on in the North East for families

Writer's picture: Kelly Kelly


Happy New Year to everyone!


I have been doing a what's on guide for a while now and it always proves popular with our readers.

To find out What's on in the North East for families read on.


I will just update this post every month, and will add to it when I find more events and activities so save it to come back to.

Make sure you check the details and booking info.


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DEALS FOR JANUARY

⭐Raby Castle - Pay once and visit as often as you like in January to Raby Castle, Deer park, Walled garden and High Force Waterfall


⭐Adventure Valley - Free entry For Kids during January


⭐Northumberland College Zoo - Half Price Season Tickets


⭐Yorkshire Wildlife Park - Half Price Tickets (code is WINTER50) Available until March



What's on January 11th & 12th

⭐11th - Blue on White crafts - Create Print crafts on paper or ceramics Durham Oriental Museum

⭐11th - Selfie art - Durham Oriental Museum

⭐11th - Durham Cathedral Secret Spaces Tour

⭐11th - A walk in the park competition Sunderland Museum

⭐11th - York Book Fair

⭐11th - Medieval Race day - Wetherby Races

⭐12th - Lantern Festival Durham Oriental Museum

⭐12th - Big Bear Beach Clean - Roker Beach


Both Days 11th-12th

⭐Wallace & Gromit pet friendly trail - Forestry England ( Kielder, Dalby, Hamsterley forest)

⭐Dalby Forest Stargazing

⭐Underground adventures with Murray the Mole - Hancock museum Newcastle

⭐Wild Welly Walks - WWT Washington

⭐Jack and the Beanstalk Panto - Beamish Museum

⭐Gruffalos 25th Birthday trail - Hamsterley forest

⭐Snowman Trail Middlesbrough ( Last Chance)

⭐Nature trail The Bowes Museum

⭐Activity Trail - National Glass Centre

⭐Winter at Jorvik

⭐Hansel & Gretel Panto - Washington Arts Centre


Oriental Museum Durham


What's on 18th & 19th January

⭐18th - Inka the polar bear visits York

⭐18th - Family art class - Shipley art gallery

⭐18th - Young Stitches - Ushaw

⭐18th - Winter Wonderland - Oriental Museum Durham

⭐19th - Durham Drama Fest


Both Days 18th/19th

⭐Wallace & Gromit pet friendly trail - Forestry England ( Kielder, Dalby, Hamsterley forest)

⭐Dalby Forest Stargazing

⭐Underground adventures with Murray the Mole - Hancock museum Newcastle

⭐Wild Welly Walks - WWT Washington

⭐Jack and the Beanstalk Panto - Beamish Museum

⭐Gruffalos 25th Birthday trail - Hamsterley forest

⭐12th - Snowman Trail Middlesbrough ( Last Chance)

⭐Nature trail The Bowes Museum

⭐Activity Trail - National Glass Centre

⭐Winter at Jorvik

⭐Ne1s Restaurant Week



Yorkshire Wildlife Park


What's On 25th & 26th January

⭐25th - Islamic art workshop - Oriental museum Durham

⭐25th - Burns Night

⭐25th - Durham Cathedral Secret Spaces Tour

⭐25th - Dalby Forest Hall Torch Challenge

⭐26th - Big Bear Beach Clean - Little Haven Beach


Both Days 25th/26th

⭐Wallace & Gromit pet friendly trail - Forestry England ( Kielder, Dalby, Hamsterley forest)

⭐Dalby Forest Stargazing

⭐Underground adventures with Murray the Mole - Hancock museum Newcastle

⭐Wild Welly Walks - WWT Washington

⭐Gruffalos 25th Birthday trail - Hamsterley forest

⭐Nature trail The Bowes Museum

⭐Activity Trail - National Glass Centre

⭐Winter at Jorvik


Birding at WWT Washington



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