2024 had some incredible highlights. Read on to find out more, and what we have in store for 2025…

After 12 years in Morpeth our new office is now located in Alnwick. Read on for more…

Meet Alex, our recent work placement as she talks through what a work experience looks like at November Club.

Full programme of events launched for Cambois Hidden Depths - join us for a celebration of Cambois’ heritage, a community wide exploration of all that has gone before.

Writer Becci Sharrock is creating a script that will transform spaces within Otterburn Mill, including some that are usually off limits to visitors, with performances that interpret moments of the mill’s history.

November Club proudly announces its latest commission: a captivating journey through the rich history of Otterburn Mill and the profound impact of the Northumberland textile trade on a global scale.

We are looking for heritage photographs that celebrate the faces and places of Cambois up to the year 2000.

We are looking for a writer who will work with local people in a small village in Northumberland to create an immersive script to showcase the local historic textile mill.

We are seeking two exceptional performers who are great singers - are you the one?

As we close the curtain on 2023, here’s a few final words from Artistic Director and Chief Executive Joe Hufton…

We’re delighted to celebrate Trustee Week 2023 with our incredible Board of Trustees. Read on for more…

We’re delighted to announce our panel of speakers at our event at Alnwick Playhouse on Saturday 4 November.

Find out who won the Adsa vouchers for completing the “Heritage, arts and culture in Cambois, North Blyth and East Sleekburn” survey for the Cambois Creates project.

Josey, the Indignant Daughter is an ongoing work in progress for us. We launched the audio musical this year and are continuing the research and development phase to create a live show. Find out the full process here and how you can get involved.

Josey - The Indignant Daughter is inspired by Josephine Butler.   A theatrical piece combining music and narrative storytelling, written by singer-songwriter Katie Doherty, featuring a community choir of women from across Northumberland.  

Why does a theatre company from Northumberland organise walks? Read on to find out more and how you can get involved with Walk in Your Shoes.

We are delighted to retain our Arts Council England National Portfolio status for the next three years.

Congratulations to Andrea on passing The Carbon Literacy Project certificate for carbon literacy.

Cambois Creates is the start of a new two year partnership between November Club and The Institute. Our aim is to work together with the local community and create something really special and memorable in the area.