Every month, in celebration of local food and produce, local farmers come together at the Durham Marketplace to showcase their delicious produce. The variety is …
Author: Donna Mitchenson
Donna Mitchenson is from Durham-England, and is currently running her own organisation called Culture for Kids. After completing her Masters in Cultural Heritage Management, she was inspired to make culture more fun, exciting and accessible for children, especially those belonging to underprivileged background. She seeks inspiration from her beautiful daughter Jade and loves spending time with her. Her endeavors to make heritage more accessible have now led her to intern as a content writer for GoUNESCO.
Our #makeheritagefun event was based at Finchale Priory in Durham, United Kingdom, an often overlooked heritage gem. This 13th century priory was home to eight …
Our heritage walk on 20th February at Seaham, began at the Gateway to the Durham Heritage Coast. There is a surprising link between Seaham harbour, …
Most of the energy we use today comes in the form of electricity or oil. However, in the Victorian times the main energy source was …
The focus of our photo walk on the 30th January 2017 was medieval heritage, in particular, medieval heritage along Durham Riverbanks. I wanted to …
Mughal architecture is an iconic style in India, developed by the Mughals in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. A style formed with Islamic, Persian, …
Durham World Heritage (Source: World Heritage Durham Image By: Unknown) The future of heritage lies in engaging next generations in a meaningful way. It is our job …