Mobility and Access Access to the church presents no problems. If you use a wheelchair let us know you are coming by contacting 07342 360281 We will do everything we can to make your visit easy and comfortable. There is reasonable car parking in Wooler within easy distance of St Mary's Church.

To travel to Wooler, you can either drive, take a bus, or take a train to a nearby station and then use a local taxi or bus to reach Wooler. By Train: The closest train station to Wooler is Berwick-upon-Tweed, on the East Coast mainline. Alnmouth station is another option, but it's further away. You can then take a local bus or taxi from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Wooler. By Car: Wooler is accessible by car, you should find sufficient parking throughout the town and only a relatively short walk from our concert venue, St Mary's Church. Google Map link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WQiS3NRemdpTBrR89

Helping to support Wooler Arts

Supporting Wooler Arts Making a donation Running a voluntary arts organisation is financially very challenging. Currently we receive no public funding, but have to rely on trusts, small grant applications, individual donations and box office income. Being a Registered Charity brings benefits such as Gift Aid, but it is the generosity of individuals that has been so helpful over the past five years, particularly with regard to the Summer Concerts, our most expensive activity. As we look to the future, we hope that support will be forthcoming in a number of different ways. If you would like to make an individual donation, you can do this by cheque made payable to Wooler Arts and sent to Wooler Arts PO Box 134 Wooler Northumberland NE66 9ES If you prefer to pay by bank transfer , please email us at info@woolerarts.org.uk and we will send you our bank details. Please make it clear which of the following you would like to support: Wooler Arts Summer Concerts Concerts and Recitals Glendale Community Ceilidh Band Poetry Café Visual Arts - Open Exhibition Highlights Thank you very much for considering to support us - it is very much appreciated.

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Wooler Arts Summer Concerts 2022

The Summer Concerts in 2022 once again featured major international artists in another wide-ranging programme. We opened with the world-class…

Mishka Rushdie Momen

Saturday 20th May 2023, 7.30pm
St Mary’s Church, Wooler
This is a welcome return of a remarkable young pianist who created a sensation when she played in Wooler in September 2021…

Tim Kliphuis Trio

Sunday 28th May 2023, 3.00pm
St Mary’s Church, Wooler
The Dutch virtuoso violinist Tim Kliphuis brings an infectious and uplifting concert with fellow members of his trio, Nigel Clark, guitar, and Roy Percy, double-bass…

Aglica Trio

Saturday 10th June 2023, 7.30pm
St Mary’s Church, Wooler
Of all trios of musical instruments, that of flute, viola and harp is perhaps the most exotic and unusual. The major work in this repertoire is…

Berwick Male Voice Choir

3 March 2023 ~ St Mary’s Church Wooler Conductor Dr Mike Hardy Accompanist Hannah Humphreys Admission £7 on the door Berwick Male Voice Choir, led by Musical Director Dr. Mike Hardy with accompanist Ms. Hannah Humphreys, will perform an eclectic mix of songs – traditional, modern, spirituals, gospel songs, as well as songs from the…

Festival of Lessons and Carols

19 December 2022 ~ St Mary’s Church Wooler Coquet Chamber Choir Music Director : John CaskenOrganist : Drew Cantrill-Fenwick

Organ Recital

15 October 2022 ~ St Mary’s Church Wooler ROBERT GOWER Organist and Choirmaster – Dundee Parish Church J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Prelude & Fugue in C (BWV 545) Johannes Brahms (1834-1897) Chorale PreludesO wie selig seid ihr…

Natural Inspiration! Our garden is nearly there…

What a fabulous few weeks we’ve had! After our session with garden designer Clare Ryan, and from conversations we had with local people, we cam up with our plan for what we wanted to add to the already beautiful garden. Joan & the u3a originally designed it to be a ‘Sensory Garden’, so we wanted…

Sowing seeds, identifying weeds & dreaming dreams

The talented (and fellow Hull-born woman!) garden designer Clare Ryan led a gardening basics session for us at the Easter weekend, where a big group of locals tried their hands at sowing seeds and taking cuttings. These skills are so essential for ‘growing your own’, and yet many of us fall into one of two…