Exhibitions coincide with Gospels return

GOSPEL: An example of the type of art that will be displayed at the exhibitions

11:33am Friday 14th June 2013

A SERIES of art exhibitions inspired by North- East history is underway.

College plays host to Mexican artist

11:31am Friday 14th June 2013

A DURHAM University college is claiming a worldwide coup in attracting one of Mexico’s top artists to stage an exhibition.

Sew glad you made it – art is inspired by the Gospels

WORK: A general view of the exhibition in the Galilee Chapel at Durham Cathedral

3:07pm Friday 7th June 2013

AN EXHIBITION of embroidery and textile art inspired by the Lindisfarne Gospels has gone on display in a Durham Cathedral chapel.

World’s best brass set to take to city’s streets

4:29pm Monday 3rd June 2013

AN annual music festival is to return to Durham this summer.

Men’s pilgrimage to St Cuthbert celebrates return of the Gospels

TOUR: Photographer Paul Alexander Knox (fourth from left) and writer Richard Hardwick (sixth from left) take a tour of Durham Cathedral after their walk

4:45pm Friday 17th May 2013

TWO men have retraced the long journey of St Cuthbert’s remains around the North-East, Cumbria and Yorkshire to celebrate the return of the Lindisfarne Gospels to Durham this summer.

Quality Street – pupils enjoy history project

FUN: Pupils from Gilesgate PS get into the spirit of Down Our Street

10:46am Friday 10th May 2013

CHILDREN are exploring the history behind Durham street names.

Acclaimed programme of musical appreciation extended to youngsters

SONG: Children at last year's Outreach programme

11:51am Friday 3rd May 2013

DURHAM Cathedral is extending its acclaimed music Outreach programme to include sessions for younger children.

Premiere of choral work is performed at the cathedral

WORK: Gabrial Jackson

10:37am Friday 26th April 2013

THE WORLD premiere of a new choral work by awardwinning British composer Gabriel Jackson will be the centrepiece of a concert at Durham Cathedral.

Maureen’s poetry praised by judges at literature festival

HONOUR: Maureen Oliphant has been commended by judges at the York Literature Festival

10:43am Friday 19th April 2013

A POET who turned to writing to cope with the death of her brother has been commended by judges at a literary festival.

Empire brought to book

Terry Deary

10:06am Friday 12th April 2013

TERRY DEARY, writer of the fun, informative children's Horrible History books, has been abused in personal, vitriolic terms many times.








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