As October approaches we begin swapping our long summer nights of BBQs and sitting in the garden for… anything warmer!

With the dark nights drawing in it can be easy to find yourself stuck on the sofa with no clue how to spend your evenings or days off.

We have put together a list of events and shows that will be taking place at the Queen's Hall in Hexham throughout October and how you can get tickets.

What’s on at Queen's Hall

October 1-3rd

Dragons and Mythical Beasts

Described as a fantastical new show for the whole family, Dragons and Mythical Beasts comes to Hexham!

“Unveil a myriad of dark secrets and come face to face with some of the most magnificent monsters and terrifying beasts ever to walk the earth.

“Discover the colossal Stone Troll, the mysterious Indrik and Japanese Baku; the Tooth Fairy (not as sweet as you’d think), an adorable Unicorn and majestic Griffin. Take your place among legendary heroes, just don’t wake the Dragon…”

Tickets can be booked here.

October 6th

The National Trust Fan Club

A chance to see Helen Wood’s new show after it premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Get your ticket here.

October 8th

Kitty Macfarlane

Expect music that “speaks of eco angst and human connection, Sardinian sea silk seamstresses and migratory marine creatures, mutable skies and plate tectonics, and the fragile threads that bind us all together”, Kitty Macfarlane’s performance will be nothing but light ad empathetic.

Get your tickets here.

October 11

Midnight Skyracer

The all female Ango-Irish quintet take to the stage on October 11. Festival sensations, they have played across the UK, Europe and Australasia.

Book your tickets here.

October 17

Tarzanna

Tarzanna is an aeriel theatre show for 3 to 8 year olds. It follows the story of Anna, who is magically transported into a rainforest world.

Get your tickets here.

October 24th

Peatbog Faeries

Hailing from the Isle of Skye, the Peatbog Faeries mix traditional Scottish music with a modern twist. Peter Morrison on pipes and whistles, Ross Couper on fiddle, Tom Salter on guitar, Graeme Stafford on keyboards, Innes Hutton on bass and Stuart Haikney on drums.

Book your tickets here.

28 October

Haddock & Chips

A timely play focusing on community and how, in the hardest of times, we can find hope in humanity.

The play is suitable for ages 12 and over and has a run time of approximately 2 hours.

Find out more and book your tickets here.