Hexham Town Council

07/06/2026

HRC Hexham Rowing Club
Queen Elizabeth High School, Hexham
Messing about on the water - Hexham Regatta style!

06/06/2026

THIS WEEKEND! ❤️

Last few days of purchasing the ticket in advance at the discounted rate.

👉 Sunday 7th June
👉 1pm – 5pm

A huge thank you to everyone who has offered their garden or time to make this special day happen. It truly is a celebration of community ❤️

🎟 Tickets on sale now: £8 in advance or £10 on the day

BOOK HERE👇
https://ow.ly/6e3C50YVrC2

Your ticket comes as a wristband for entry to the gardens. 🌿
Maps will be available shortly before the event and on the day.

Every ticket helps support our hospice at home care services, supporting local families when they need us most. ❤️

Thank you to Down To Earth Hexham for sponsoring the event. ❤️

Spend time wandering through some hidden garden treasures in the heart of Hexham and be inspired about your own outdoor space. Funds from ticket sales go to support our hospice at home care services.

03/06/2026

Brilliant work, Bex! Grow Hexham

02/06/2026

Happy Pride Month to all our Hexham residents...may your month be filled with rainbows ...and football world cup wins!

29/05/2026

28/05/2026

Sunday's Bandstand Sessions. 12 noon - 2pm

If you haven’t been living under a rock, you’re probably aware of the dynamic double act that is Twayn, twin sisters Hannah and Grace from Newcastle known for their poignant, pitch perfect pop sound. They’ve had a remarkable run since forming in December 2021, from coming second in the Liverpool International Song Competition, playing at Hardwick Festival, featuring on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch, and even supporting Jools Holland at Newcastle’s iconic City Hall last December. They impressed the two thousand cap venue so much that Holland invited them to join him on an impressive four date tour.

So what else is special about Twayn? “Our music is lyrically driven, and harmonies are very important to us. Our musical style has been described as a blend of pop, indie pop, and pop rock, and lyrically we address themes like modern love and friendships,” Grace tells us. “Initially our songs were more harmony-driven adult contemporary ballads, but some of our more recent music has been more upbeat, electric, and synth-heavy.” It’s this ever-evolving sound that has cemented the duo’s reputation, and they’re only getting better on their new EP. (NARC article)

twayn.co.uk

Also delivering a set this Sunday will be Fin Hewitson.