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Live Performance
Brass Band
Reeth Brass Band consists of around 30 players from Reeth, the surrounding Dales, from Ripon in the South to Darlington in the North and Eggleston in the West and Stanwick in the East. The players practice every Tuesday evening in Reeth Memorial Hall from 7:45 to 9:45.
If you already play a brass instrument, are learning to play, or a complete novice who would love to learn something new, then you are more than welcome to come along to the Tuesday Training Band practice between 7:00 to 7:45; or come along before the main practice at 7:45 Come and see if you would like to become a regular member of one of the most popular and friendly amateur bands in the Yorkshire Dales.
The Band prides itself in catering for all ages and standards of musician, our current members range from 8 to 80. Everyone shares the one common goal, that of making music with like minded people.
If you feel that you would like to join the friendly and welcoming “family†of Reeth Brass Band, or that you would like to further your musical ability, why not get in touch. We look forward to hearing from you.
Beamish, The Living Museum of the North, stands as a pivotal cultural institution for the region, operating as a registered charity dedicated to preserving and interpreting the industrial and social history of North East England. It functions as a dynamic hub for events, drawing a broad audience and significantly contributing to regional identity and economic vitality.
Within its meticulously recreated historical settings, visitors are immersed in distinct eras, from the 1820s to the 1950s. The air often carries the faint, evocative scent of coal smoke from the pit village, while the warmth emanating from the Edwardian bakery offers a tangible connection to past daily life. The atmosphere is one of active engagement, where the past is not merely observed but experienced.
Spanning 350 acres of County Durham countryside, the museum offers extensive grounds for exploration. Accessibility is a considered aspect, with dedicated parking, accessible transport options, and modern Changing Places facilities, though some authentic historical pathways retain their original, uneven surfaces. Numerous refreshment points, including traditional pubs and tea rooms, are available across the site.
Throughout the year, Beamish hosts a diverse programme of events designed to deepen engagement with the region's heritage. These include seasonal celebrations, large-scale transport gatherings, agricultural showcases, and commemorations of significant historical milestones, all presented within its living history framework.
Performing in Redman Park bandstand in The Town park
Beamish Museum,
Beamish,
Pelton,
County Durham,
England,
DH9 0RG.
Normal Admission Charges Apply
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