County Durham set to celebrate St George’s Day

County Durham set to celebrate St George’s Day

A County Durham cultural initiative is celebrating St George’s Day with every week of family-friendly occasions throughout the area.

Durham County Council has organised every week of family-friendly actions throughout the county, centred round April 23, to mark England’s patron saint.

Libraries are internet hosting themed shows, storytelling and LEGO classes, encouraging youngsters to create purple and white designs. 

Social media exercise can be supporting the celebrations, sharing photographs and details all through the week.

At The Story, guests can participate in craft workshops, together with creating St George’s Cross flags, alongside free spotlight talks exploring the lifetime of native Victoria Cross recipient George Bradford, who was born and died on St George’s Day.

Evening illuminations will see key venues, together with Durham Town Hall and Bishop Auckland Town Hall, lit in purple and white.

Celebrations will proceed into the weekend in Durham City, with leisure together with dragon performances, avenue acts and medieval-themed actions designed to entice households and guests.

Councillor Andrew Husband, chief of Durham County Council, mentioned: “We’re thrilled to be working with our companions to assist residents and guests celebrate St George’s Day with this thrilling programme of actions.

“On the day itself, guests to our libraries and The Story can discover extra concerning the significance of the day and have a lot of enjoyable creating their very own St George’s Cross flag or LEGO creations. 

“And we are able to’t wait to welcome households and mates to Durham City on Saturday to assist proceed the celebrations with a modern-day tackle medieval mayhem.

“It’s going to be a unbelievable few days and in addition to celebrating our patron saint, we hope it helps to spotlight all that County Durham presents. 

“This is just the start of celebrations for this significant day, and we will be working hard to make sure this event grows year on year.”

For extra details about St George’s Day occasions, go to www.durham.gov.uk/commemorativeevents

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