Hop into summer fun every Tuesday at the Cathedral with family-friendly activities inspired by the citywide Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne art trail.
Families can enjoy a daily explorer trail, a cosy reading and activity space in St Margarets Chapel, and a range of bookable creative sessions designed for young adventurers.
Tuesday 11 August, 10:30am12pm
Explore the Cathedral with an indoor nature story walk (ages 5+)
Discover the natural world woven into the Cathedrals spaces on an imaginative indoor story walk. Explore beautiful images and hidden details, hear the stories behind them, and then create your own nature-inspired characters to take home on a story stick.
Suggested donation: 3 per participant. Please register in advance to help us prepare enough materials for everyone.
Newcastle Cathedral is delighted to host the 'Meadow of Memories' sculpture as part of the Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne trail (15 July until 14 September). The event is presented in support of St Oswalds Hospice, in partnership with Wild in Art, The World of Peter Rabbit, and headline partners Newcastle City Council.
This activity is organised by Newcastle Cathedral and is not coordinated by St Oswalds Hospice or its partners.Click here [https://talesonthetyne.co.uk/]to learn more about the trail andclick here [https://www.stoswaldsuk.org/get-involved/make-a-donation/]to make a donation to St Oswald's Hospice.
Please note: Children under 16 must always be accompanied by an adult, and adults must attend with a child.
Cathedral artwork used with kind permission of Emily Ward Art. [https://www.emilywardart.com/]
Click here to view Newcastle Cathedral's full 'Hop Into Summer' events programme inspired by Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne.
Visiting for the first time?
Newcastle Cathedral is committed to being a place of welcome for all. We are dedicated to the care and protection of everyone who visits. As well as being, first and foremost, a working church, we offer targeted support for vulnerable individuals seeking emotional and physical refuge, including prison leavers, those recovering from addiction, people experiencing homelessness, and survivors of gender-based violence. We aim to ensure that all visitors have the information they need to enjoy a safe and positive experience.
Click here to plan your visit. [https://newcastlecathedral.org.uk/about/plan-your-visit/]
Families can enjoy a daily explorer trail, a cosy reading and activity space in St Margarets Chapel, and a range of bookable creative sessions designed for young adventurers.
Tuesday 11 August, 10:30am12pm
Explore the Cathedral with an indoor nature story walk (ages 5+)
Discover the natural world woven into the Cathedrals spaces on an imaginative indoor story walk. Explore beautiful images and hidden details, hear the stories behind them, and then create your own nature-inspired characters to take home on a story stick.
Suggested donation: 3 per participant. Please register in advance to help us prepare enough materials for everyone.
Newcastle Cathedral is delighted to host the 'Meadow of Memories' sculpture as part of the Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne trail (15 July until 14 September). The event is presented in support of St Oswalds Hospice, in partnership with Wild in Art, The World of Peter Rabbit, and headline partners Newcastle City Council.
This activity is organised by Newcastle Cathedral and is not coordinated by St Oswalds Hospice or its partners.Click here [https://talesonthetyne.co.uk/]to learn more about the trail andclick here [https://www.stoswaldsuk.org/get-involved/make-a-donation/]to make a donation to St Oswald's Hospice.
Please note: Children under 16 must always be accompanied by an adult, and adults must attend with a child.
Cathedral artwork used with kind permission of Emily Ward Art. [https://www.emilywardart.com/]
Click here to view Newcastle Cathedral's full 'Hop Into Summer' events programme inspired by Peter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne.
Visiting for the first time?
Newcastle Cathedral is committed to being a place of welcome for all. We are dedicated to the care and protection of everyone who visits. As well as being, first and foremost, a working church, we offer targeted support for vulnerable individuals seeking emotional and physical refuge, including prison leavers, those recovering from addiction, people experiencing homelessness, and survivors of gender-based violence. We aim to ensure that all visitors have the information they need to enjoy a safe and positive experience.
Click here to plan your visit. [https://newcastlecathedral.org.uk/about/plan-your-visit/]
Event Dates
| Date | Available Ticket Types | Ticket Price | Book Tickets |
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11th August 2026, 10:30am |
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