Redhills Durham Miners Hall — Attraction in England

What a fabulous building. Seeped in history and tradition. Sitting in the hall on our numbered seats - gave you a sense of all that transpired there. Each mine represented. We were there for part of Durham Brass festival 2025. The band were as usual utterly fantastic ( you can follow them on social media) - instruments shining - drum ready with it's incredible deep tone. Music was wonderful - and within this setting was so beautiful with its great acoustics. We then listened ( as part of BBC 4 radio) poems from local artists relating to mining days. THEN the incredible story line from LYR - of Class D villages closed in the North East ( many without reason) - separating communities. They put together a film with interviews, poems and finally songs. ' Say their names' brought tears to my eyes. Their message 'Firm as a rock we stand ' What a great (well supported) night. In an incredible building with it's make-shift bar with great service - good night. You can visit Redhills - even just sitting outside you feel it's history - it's...

Love Redhills Durham miners hall. Lovely building with it's imposing sculptures as you enter the hall. Lovely venue and grounds. Went to see the film 🎥 Pride to support Durhams LGBTQ+ pride Also have talks for example about Miners banners their traditions...

There is no place in the North East more important to preserve. The history of ordinary working class people is in the walls of this...