EVENTS

Self Guided Tree Trail - download the app

Rothbury Rubbish Friends Community Litter picks

Meet at the Haugh Car Park, 10am

​Please note - check on FB first, these meetings are weather dependent.

May 24th   10-11 am Rothbury Rubbish Friends, Meet at the Haugh Car Park, 10am​

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June 14th Rothbury Rubbish Friends Annual Pic Nic

June 21st Coquetdale Repair Café 10-2 Jubilee Hall

June 21st Creative Wellbeing Retreat FULLY BOOKED

June 22nd Sunday evening, Rothbury CAN meeting. Venue TBA

June 26th  Coquetdale Creatives, Rothbury CAN, and What a Wonderful World are proud to present an evening of poetry and music. 

Thursday 26th June, 7.00 for 7.30pm start

Rothbury Golf Club

Tickets £8. Book online at Alnwick Playhouse

• Janice Burns and Jon Doran
  Award-winning Anglo-Scottish musicians

• Dave Roe, The Unexpected Poet, multi-slam winner

• Ali Rowland, poet and writer

• Rod Clements, musician, Lindisfarne founder

• Mike Pratt, Nature writer, author

• Jane Burn, multi-award-winning poet and artist
  This event is part of WaWW Festival 26 - 29 June

July 20th Sunday morning. Walk to Holystone. 
Guided Walk to Holystone North Wood NWT reserve, to view Ancient and Veteran trees. LIMITED NUMBER 15max. Email to book. Holystone North Wood is likely to be our nearest and most accessible ancient wood. It is a small 15 hectare, upland Sessile Oak wood and as such is relatively rare for Northumberland. Many of the oaks have previously been coppiced (the wood having last been worked about 100 years ago) with the trees in the main being between 130 to 180 years old with a few older specimens. In addition there is Birch, Rowan and Holly. The field layer is typical of northern acidic oak woodland on dry sandy soils.Holystone North Wood is likely to be our nearest and most accessible ancient wood. It is a small 15 hectare, upland Sessile Oak wood and as such is relatively rare for Northumberland. Many of the oaks have previously been coppiced (the wood having last been worked about 100 years ago) with the trees in the main being between 130 to 180 years old with a few older specimens. In addition there is Birch, Rowan and Holly. The field layer is typical of northern acidic oak woodland on dry sandy soils.

​July 22nd 9.00-11.30 Pollinators! STILL SPACE
We again proudly offer this wonderful morning observing moths, bees, and hoverflies with Mark Welfare. Booking essential. This is a free event.

July 26th Rothbury Rubbish Friends, Meet at the Haugh Car Park, 10am

Saturday 26th July,
11.00 Picnic - kindly supplied by the CO-OP

Aug 23rd 10-11 Rothbury Rubbish Friends, Meet at the Haugh Car Park, 10am

Sept 5th GREAT BIG GREEN WEEK FILM SHOWING
7pm, refreshments, Film starts at 7.30 Followed by a Discussion and Q&A with Georgina Fuller from The Sea we See. Donations welcome to pay for room hire.

​​Sept 6th Rothbury Rubbish Friends, Meet at the Haugh Car Park, 10am​

Sept 20th  Great Big Green week event.  GREAT family event, come and see the selling stalls and information about all things eco, in Rothbury and surrounding areas.

​Sept 27th Build a Hedgehog Home!
Everything you need, and full support to you to make your own wooden house to help our hogs! £15 pp. Booking essential.

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Oct 5th Apple day, Whittingham Memorial Institute, 11 - 2. Bring washed apples, containers and a bag for compostable apple pulp

Oct 18th Rothbury Rubbish Friends, Meet at the Haugh Car Park, 10am

Oct 25th FILM SCREENING
2 short films about food, farming, and climate activism.  See poster for details.
 

Nov 22nd Coquetdale Repair Café, Jubilee hall, 10-2

TBA Rothbury Climate and Nature Social