South Tyneside Festival, Tyne and Wear

South Tyneside Festival, Tyne and Wear

11th July 2021
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1st August 2021
Address:
South Tyneside Festival,
Bents Park, The Lawe,
South Shields,
Tyne and Wear,
United Kingdom

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The South Tyneside Festival has activities and events taking place throughout July, admission is free.

An annual celebration of music and culture.

There is something for everyone and a full programme can be found on the website.

Date:
11th July 2021
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1st August 2021

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