Darlington will be marking Burns Night with a series of events across the town on Thursday, January 25th, 2018.

Darlington will be marking Holocaust Memorial Day with a series of events across the town on Saturday, January 27th, 2018.

Valentine’s Day takes place on February 14th. Want to treat your loved one, but not sure how? Try something different this year with our list of events taking place on Valentine’s Day in Darlington.

Noisy Daughters is a programme of activities at the Theatre Hullabaloo that celebrates females in music, with an aim to teach and inspire the next generation and lead the way to equality in music.

Marked in over 100 countries worldwide, World Book Day is a celebration of authors, illustrators, books and (most importantly) it’s a celebration of reading.

Taking place over four days, Darlington Jazz Festival brings live jazz music to venues across Darlington town centre.

Whether you’re looking to create Easter crafts or make the most of the long Bank Holiday weekend, there is something for everyone this Easter in Darlington.

Co-ordinated by Darlington for Culture, Darlington Arts Festival is a showcase of the best arts groups and performers that the town has to offer.

Darlington Libraries is one of four libraries taking part in Crossing the Tees – a two week-long book festival for the Tees Valley.

Darlington Community Carnival is an annual all day event based in Stanhope Park and includes a stunning procession through the town centre.

Music Box is a one-day music festival taking place across three venues in Darlington: Avalon, Hash and Hole in the Wall.

The Darlington Comedy Festival is an annual showcase of acts and comedians, including comedy legends and the best in local up-and-coming talent.

Over the summer, Darlington Libraries is holding a series of events and workshops for children, as part of the Summer Activity Programme.

Organised by the Darlington RnB Club in conjunction with Darlington Borough Council and Gasto Promotions, the family-friendly festival takes place in a number of venues across Darlington town centre.

Trick or treat? Venues across Darlington are marking Halloween with a series of spooky events.

Jabberwocky Market is a festival which ties together Darlington’s culture and theatre history, with the market-town tradition, in a new and really exciting way.

Watch your favourite Christmas films from the comfort of your vehicle, as the UK’s largest drive-in cinema comes to Darlington.

Santa Claus is set to visit Darlington this Christmas and raise money in the process, as part of the Darlington Bondgate Round Table Christmas Float.

As the cold, dark nights draw in, the countdown to Christmas begins. Venues across Darlington are getting into the festive spirit with a series of events.

Celebrate the New Year in style with a whole host of events taking place in Darlington this New Year’s Eve.