2009 Events Guides

Albert Park Events 2009

Albert Park events January - December 2009.

Middlesbrough Literary Festival June 2009

Read Between the Lines with internationally renowned authors and artists such as Anne Perry and Lindsay Wagner, cream of the crop local talent such as Richard Milward, Vin Garbutt and many more. Plus the launch of an International Writing Award and many events for kids.

Middlesbrough Theatre Summer Season 2009

Download the latest brochure for a fantastic new season at Middlesbrough Theatre.

Middlesbrough Town Hall Summer Season 2009

Middlesbrough Town Hall Summer 2009 Programme.

mima Summer Events and Exhibitions 2009

Download mima's summer brochure for information on the latest events and exhibitions at mima.

Walks, Tours and Trails

Armed Forces Day - Middlesbrough Military Heritage Trail

Explore the many people and places in Middlesbrough with air, navy and/or military links.

The Brian Clough Trail

The Brian Clough Trail: In the Footsteps of a Local Hero.

Faiths Trail

The Middlesbrough Faiths Trails is a booklet produced by the Middlesbrough Council of Faiths celebrating the rich mixture of faiths found in Middlesbrough. Includes two trails and contact information for places of worship.

Health Walk: Albert Park

This is a 1.25 mile gentle and level walk, which uses surfaced footpaths around Albert Park. It links areas of natural, historic and artistic interest.

Health Walk: Fairy Dell

This is a 1.75 mile beautiful walk to explore Fairy Dell lake, woodland and park. There are some steep gradients and steps, the paths can become muddy and slippery. Start at Newham Grange Leisure Farm, or alternatively pick up the walk from Gunnergate Lane.

Health Walk: Hemlington Lake

A 1.25 mile nature walk around Hemlington Lake, Where you may see a variety of birds, mammals, waterside plants and fish.

Health Walk: Historic Acklam

A 3.5 mile walk of historical interest in the area of Acklam, visiting the Avenue of Trees, Acklam Hall, St Mary's Church and Devil's Bridge.

Health Walk: Middlebeck

A 2.5 mile flat and easy circular walk from Pallister Park along Middlebeck, home to some of Middlesbrough's water voles.

Health Walk: Middlehaven

This is a 1.75 mile gentle walk along pavements and surfaced footpaths through the historic area around Middlesbrough Dock. The route takes in the iconic Transporter Bridge and the stadium of Middlesbrough Football Club.

History Walk: Park to Park

A circular walk around the historic estates of Stewart Park and Ormesby Hall.

Map: Art and Architecture

Map with suggestions for places to visit for those with an interest in Art and Architecture. Plus Companion notes »

Map: Commerce and Industry

Map with suggestions for places to visit for those with an interest in Commerce and Industry. Plus Companion notes »

Map: Haunted Middlesbrough

Map with suggestions for places to visit for those with an interest in the strange and spooky. Plus Companion notes »

Map: Recent Developments

Map for a self-guided tour around recent developments in central Middlesbrough. Includes a diverse range of buildings from mima to the new state of the art Police HQ.

Fun and Games

The Love Middlesbrough Big Quiz

How many ghosts haunt Middlesbrough? How many lakes does it have? Which award winning fashion designer based on Linthorpe Road designs exclusive dresses for Girls Aloud? More than 20 questions on facts like these are posed in the Middlesbrough Quiz, a brilliantly animated brain teaser hosted by none other than the Mayor of Middlesbrough, Ray Mallon.

Captain Cook's Challenge

Which country did Captain Cook discover? Which piece of public art can you text to change its colour? What was Middlesbrough once famous for making? 20 questions on facts like these are posed in the fun animated game hosted by none other than our most famous son, Captain James Cook.

The Brian Clough Activity Pack for Kids

Activities for kids of all ages with puzzles, games, colouring, writing and more.Plus Companion notes for parents & teachers »

In Video and Pictures

Video: That's What I Love About Home - Video Guide

Local celebrities talk about regeneration in Middlesbrough and the hosting of the BBC Proms in the town. In-depth commentary and great music, plus some stunning video of the area.

Video: Love, Learn and Work

'Live, Learn, Work' is a short and upbeat guide to living, working and learning in Middlesbrough. Aimed at young people, the film includes clips of local entrepreneurs Kate Fearnley of Kate Fearnley Boutique and Satish Shewhorak of moShine, Middlesbrough Football Club, the Transporter Bridge, mima, Middlehaven and the new Middlesbrough College.

Video: Prissick Plaza

Impressive moves from the Prissick Skate Plaza site.

Panorama: Middlesbrough Theatre

This 360° view on the BBC Tees website shows a production from Teesside Operatic Society. It was taken from the front of the stage during the company's curtain call for South Pacific.

Panorama: Roseberry Topping

Views from one of Tees Valley's most famous summits.

Pictures: One Big Night

One Big Night was held on April 23rd, 2009. Check out our fantastic photos of the event.

Alternative Guides

Alternative Guide - Family Fun

Impress the kids this weekend or holiday time with a fun-packed agenda of activities and amusement, set in the great Middlesbrough outdoors.

Alternative Guide - Heritage at Its Best

Alternative Guide to Middlesbrough for lovers of history and heritage written by people who know Middlesbrough.

Alternative Guide - Here Come The Girls

Alternative Guide to Middlesbrough for women written by people who know Middlesbrough.

Alternative Guide - Something For The Lads

Alternative Guide to Middlesbrough for men written by people who know Middlesbrough.

Travel and Transport Downloads

Middlesbrough Bus Station Stands

Middlesbrough Bus Station stands with effect from Sunday 29th March 2009.

Middlesbrough Town Centre Bus Stops

Middlesbrough Town Centre Bus Stops with effect from Sunday 29th March 2009.

Middlesbrough Cycling Map

Middlesbrough cycling map.