Address:
South Tyneside Festival,
The Sea Hotel, Sea Road, Cleadon Park, England,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear,
NE33 2LD,
United Kingdom
South Tyneside Festival,
The Sea Hotel, Sea Road, Cleadon Park, England,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear,
NE33 2LD,
United Kingdom
1st June 2019, 10:00 am
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7th September 2019, 6:00 pm
The South Tyneside Festival has activities and events taking place throughout the summer months of June, July and August, and admission is free.
A annual three-month celebration of music and culture and includes:
- Open-air concerts every Sunday in July at Bents Park
- A summer parade on Sat 6th July, which heads through the streets of South Shields
- proms in the park
- Fun, games and activities for children
- much much more…
There is something for everyone and a full programme can be found on the website.
For more details visit our WEBSITE
Date:
1st June 2019, 10:00 am
-
7th September 2019, 6:00 pm
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