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Jesmond Community Festival The 2025 Jesmond Community Festival will extend from Saturday 3 May to Sunday 1 June.
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The winner of this year's Jesmond Photographic Competition was David Whinham with his photograph "The Fab Four of Jesmon...
26/10/2024

The winner of this year's Jesmond Photographic Competition was David Whinham with his photograph "The Fab Four of Jesmond". Runner Up was David Pretswell. All the winning photographs will feature in our 2025 calendar "Jesmond People", available soon from Jesmond Library.

Next year's Jesmond Community Festival will start on Saturday 3 May and end on Sunday 1 June 2025Start letting us know i...
10/10/2024

Next year's Jesmond Community Festival will start on Saturday 3 May and end on Sunday 1 June 2025
Start letting us know if you fix or consider dates for any festival events!
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28/08/2024
"Jesmond People". You still have until 21 September to take photographs to enter into our 2024 Photographic Competition....
30/06/2024

"Jesmond People". You still have until 21 September to take photographs to enter into our 2024 Photographic Competition. The topic is "Jesmond People". It doesn't need to be someone famous - why not submit a favourite family photograph, taken in the Dene, at the Hoppings, or in a Jesmond Street?

The two favourite bears in the Teddy Bear Trail were N'Elly McArthur and Beth Ted-le!
21/06/2024

The two favourite bears in the Teddy Bear Trail were N'Elly McArthur and Beth Ted-le!

The 80 events which comprised the 2024 Jesmond Community Festival recorded over 12,200 attendances - although of course ...
16/06/2024

The 80 events which comprised the 2024 Jesmond Community Festival recorded over 12,200 attendances - although of course quite a lot of people attended several events, so there will be a lot of double counting.

At last, some good weather for a walk! This was organised by the Holy Trinity Walking Group. to Edmondbyers.
03/06/2024

At last, some good weather for a walk! This was organised by the Holy Trinity Walking Group. to Edmondbyers.

The last of this year's big Festival musical highlights was Jesmond Choral Group's performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's...
03/06/2024

The last of this year's big Festival musical highlights was Jesmond Choral Group's performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Patience", with the help of the Priory Singers, conductor Jonathan Scott, pianist Julia Kennard and a host of guest soloists.

The very well attended Kids' Organ Prom in St George's Church on 29 May featured Saint-Saens "Carnival of the Animals".
02/06/2024

The very well attended Kids' Organ Prom in St George's Church on 29 May featured Saint-Saens "Carnival of the Animals".

This year's Jesmond Community Festival is drawing to an end, but don't miss the lunchtime music at St George's (1 pm on ...
30/05/2024

This year's Jesmond Community Festival is drawing to an end, but don't miss the lunchtime music at St George's (1 pm on Friday 31 May) or Jesmond Choral Society at the URC on Saturday evening.

The Friends of Jesmond Dene "enjoyed" another rain-interupted walk in Jesmond Dene on 26 May. For more information about...
26/05/2024

The Friends of Jesmond Dene "enjoyed" another rain-interupted walk in Jesmond Dene on 26 May. For more information about what they get up to when it isn't raining, email [email protected] .

The North East Recorder Orchestra (NERCO) performed a varied programme of "Recorder Revels" at Jesmond United Reformed C...
26/05/2024

The North East Recorder Orchestra (NERCO) performed a varied programme of "Recorder Revels" at Jesmond United Reformed Church on 25 May. Highlights ranged from Handel to Scott Joplin and Gershwin.

The winner of this year's Plastic Free Jesmond & Sandyford Award has been announced and it is the cafe Harvest in St Geo...
26/05/2024

The winner of this year's Plastic Free Jesmond & Sandyford Award has been announced and it is the cafe Harvest in St George's Terrace, run by the Ouseburn Coffee Company, which was the first Jesmond catering business to commit to no use of single use plastics. The cafe provides free, good quality tap water to all customers, while also selling re-usable water bottles, which it will re-fill, free of charge.
Tony Waterston, coordinator of Plastic Free Jesmond and Sandyford (part of Keep Jesmond Clean) says "We are delighted that Harvest is leading the way in what we hope will become the norm in a few years time".

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