A brand-new tour of the joys of the English language with Britain’s best-loved wordsmith.

Following her hit show The Secret Life of Words, Susie Dent is back with a brand-new collection of facts and stories from the wonderful world of words.

Have you ever wondered whether there’s a word for going to the fridge for the umpteenth time in search of something new? Or puzzled over why a group of crows is called a ‘murder’, while owls form a ‘parliament’? Is teen slang actually designed to make us tear our hair out? And just how many words do we need for being drunk?

This workshop will help you to make those shifts in your energy and open up some space in the body and mind ready for the Spring months. The workshop will be combination of a slow steady Hatha practice that will open you up with deep stretching into the closed areas of the body, followed by the benefits of a quietly relaxing in restorative yoga. Be prepared to find stillness, a quieter mind, and leave feeling calm yet uplifted and energised.

Fabrication is taking part in the 2025 Fashion Revolution Week events.

For over 10 years, Fashion Revolution Week have been campaigning passionately for a clean, safe, fair, transparent and accountable fashion industry. Believing in a global fashion industry that conserves and restores the environment and values people over growth and profit.

This year the theme is Think Locally, Act Globally.

We are running a number of events throughout the week.

Akerman’s landmark second feature follows the meticulous daily routine of its titular lead.

Jeanne Dielman is revolutionary in its bold experimental approach to narrative subject and structure. Charting the breakdown of its protagonist, a bourgeois Belgian housewife, mother and part-time sex worker over the course of three days, the film rigorously records her everyday life in extended time and hypnotic detail.

Join our friends from St Vincents at Aysgarth Community Green Space (Aygarth Walk Park) behind St Vincents to create a beautiful wildflower meadow

Help them sow native flowers to support our pollinators like bees and butterflies.

No experience needed, just a willingness to get your hands a bit dirty.

This is a great opportunity to connect with your community, learn about wildflowers and make a lasting impact. Come join them and be part of something special.

Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.

Driven by a commitment to document the impact of deindustrialisation on working class communities in Northeast England in the 1970s and 1980s, Tish Murtha used her camera to expose societal inequality. She felt she had an obligation to the people and problems within her local environment, and that documentary photography could highlight and challenge the social disadvantages that she herself had suffered.

However, despite early acclaim for her work, she was unable to make a living from photography and died in poverty.

When an apocalyptic vision pushes a group of rabbits to abandon their warren, Hazel, Fiver and Bigwig must tackle the brutal realities of the rural world - and mankind’s devastating impact on it - as they lead their colony to the utopian Watership Down.

Come and join us on Thursday, 6th March for a fabulous evening of dance, sculpture and photography – “Fragments” - and chat to all the artists over a glass of wine. 

This preview is to launch a unique multidisciplinary collaboration between Gallery artist Mandy Long, photographer Stephen Cole and dancers, Pablo Reyero and Tony Polo. Stephen worked with Pablo and Tony, photographing and filming their emotional dance performance, whilst Mandy has captured the choreography in her delicate raku forms.

Date to Remember is a new social events business creating relaxed, fun experiences for singles to meet naturally. No pressure, no swiping—just great company! 

You must get a ticket from our website see Tickets below. This ensures everyone’s safety—no randoms and no ghosting!