
Workshop led by Lucy from Willow & Wreath to make a Christmas wreath from scratch with seasonal foliage, decorations and ribbons.

Evening of gentle Qigong movement, breathwork, meditation and immersive gong sound, inspired by the phases of the Moon and hosted by practitioner Shaney Barton.

Live tribute show by Cloudbusting, with Kate Bush's hits and original band members, to The Fire Station.

Free monthly market of local artists, makers and food producers held at Sunderland Train Station on the second Saturday of every month.

Behind-the-scenes tour of the Sunderland Empire theatre with staff-led stories and backstage access.

A rare appearance by singer-songwriter Will Oldham, aka Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, with support from Dawn McCarthy.

Stand-up show by Gary Delaney with brand-new jokes and his signature dark humour, for ages 16+.

Free exhibition of eight astrophotographs by Dan Monk reimagining Sunderland landmarks under star-filled skies, with residents' memories and a soundscape by Bert Verso.

Free 10-week DJing course for young people aged 9 to 14 to learn mixing techniques with professional equipment, presented by Music Connects Sunderland.

Weekly 30-minute sessions for children aged 0-6 and their grown-ups to discover objects, places and stories around Culture House Sunderland.

Free documentary film screenings on different topics, each followed by a group discussion, held every other Tuesday at Culture House Sunderland.

Right Track is a music project offering young people the opportunity to learn instruments, write songs, and perform in a supportive environment.

Weekly Friday pop-up market with around 30 local traders, live music from buskers and live painting by local artists at Sunderland Train Station.

Free computer skills course for over-16s to learn, experiment and create with digital tools.

Weekly writing sessions for mothers and anyone who identifies with motherhood to process the transition into motherhood through writing and community.

Free weekly review sessions to watch, discuss and review short films before the 2027 Sunderland Shorts Film Festival.

Comedy play by Tom Casling about a family inheritance that fails to materialise, directed by Marshall Peach and brought to the stage by Hallmarsh Productions.

Free installation by Clive Davis that uses photographs and red squares to explore space, time, identity and signs and symbols.