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44th Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering
Continuing Northumberland’s traditions
29th
April to 1st May 2011
Full programme will be published later
After the Gathering: Future Events
8th May: Reed Neet Supper
Northumberland’s answer to Burns Night
8 pm Pre-booking essential 01668 281462
12th - 13th June: Local History Exhibition
By Morpeth Antiquarian Society
9th - 12th September: Heritage Open Days
Special tours and events
16th October: Roland Bibby Memorial Dialect Lecture
2 pm Morpeth Town Hall - free
29th April - 1st May 2011: 44th Morpeth Gathering
Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering Committee is a standing committee of
Morpeth Antiquarian Society (Reg. Charity No. 507640) and a member of the
Association of Festival Organisers/Folk Arts England and Northumberland Music
Festivals. MNGC reserves the right to alter programme details.
Morpeth Gathering is aided by individual patrons and organisations
including in recent years: Aycliffe Bus Preservation Society, Brumell &
Sample, Castle Morpeth Disability Association, Castles Woods and Water,
Catholic Women’s League, S & R Forster, Friends of Carlisle Park, Friends of
Morpeth Museum, Greater Morpeth Development Trust, FH Hardy, King Edward VI
School, C Lediard, Mitford WI, Morpeth & District Chamber of Trade, Morpeth
Antiquarian Society, Morpeth Civic Society, Morpeth Clock Tower Bellringers,
Morpeth Inner Wheel, Morpeth Lions, MorpethNet, Morpeth Rotary Club, Morpeth
Town Council, Northumberland and Tyneside Orienteering, NE Press,
Northumberland County Council, Northumbrian Language Society, Old Bakehouse
Millennium Green Trust, M Polwarth, Sanderson Arcade, Soroptimists
International of Morpeth, Stait Photography, A Swailes, The 1989 Willan
Charitable Trust, Parish Councils of E Chevington, Longhorsley, Meldon,
Mitford, Pegswood, Ponteland, Ulgham, Widdrington and Stobswood.
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