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Heritage & History

Heritage & History in Blyth

Historic buildings, walking trails, museums, churches, and the stories behind the streets of Blyth.

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Upcoming Events

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12Jun

Queen by Candlelight

7:30 PM · St Nicholas Square

12Jun

Beverley Knight — Born To Perform UK Tour — The Glasshouse

7:00 PM · The Glasshouse

13Jun

Northumberland Miners Picnic

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Woodhorn Museum

FREE
13Jun

Roy Chubby Brown — Phoenix Theatre

7:30 PM · Phoenix Theatre

£29

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Summer Holiday Activities in Blyth: The Complete Guide for Families
Children

Summer Holiday Activities in Blyth: The Complete Guide for Families

Beach days, holiday camps, swimming, nature trails, and the library reading challenge -- everything you need to fill six weeks of summer in Blyth.

History of Blyth Port: From Coal to Clean Energy
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History of Blyth Port: From Coal to Clean Energy

From medieval salt monks to three million tons of coal a year to the UK's first offshore wind farm — the remarkable transformation of Blyth's port.

Local Places

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Phoenix Theatre

Community

300-seat community theatre on Beaconsfield Street hosting amateur and professional performances, comedy, music and children's shows.

Blyth Battery

Community

Volunteer-run WW1 and WW2 coastal defence museum with free guided tours, tea room and living history events. Open weekends April to September.