Cherryburn NT

Cherryburn NT The birthplace of Thomas Bewick Explore the delightful cottage gardens, recently redesigned to be more accessible for people and wildlife.

Thomas Bewick is perhaps Northumberland’s greatest artist: a wood engraver and naturalist who revolutionized print art in Georgian England. Discover his tiny birthplace cottage and farmyard with glorious views over the Tyne Valley, plus a traditional 19th-century farmhouse, the later home of the Bewick family, with an unrivalled collection of his work and an exhibition about his life.

The fruit and veg are thriving at Cherryburn! Visit us soon and take some home (or scoff on the lawn immediately - your ...
21/08/2026

The fruit and veg are thriving at Cherryburn! Visit us soon and take some home (or scoff on the lawn immediately - your choice).

North East National Trust

Here is your reminder that there are some great happenings to get involved with at Cherryburn this month and next.This T...
19/08/2026

Here is your reminder that there are some great happenings to get involved with at Cherryburn this month and next.

This Thursday, 20 August at 1.30pm: join us for a Walk in Bewick's Childhood. These guided walks take place every Thursday in August setting off from Bewick's birthplace cottage at Cherryburn, and ambling through the landscape that inspired him.

Adults £5, children go free.

In September we'll celebrate with an archaeology talk on Friday 11 September. It's free to join and you'll discover more about Cherryburn through time, including a recent dig to uncover a lost extension to the cottage.

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/cherryburn/events

North East National Trust

18/08/2026

Visit Cherryburn for free (just pay for parking) every Thursday and Friday until 30 October.

More exciting happenings at Cherryburn!We are launching a new guided walk - Walking in Bewick's Childhood Footsteps. Eve...
30/07/2026

More exciting happenings at Cherryburn!

We are launching a new guided walk - Walking in Bewick's Childhood Footsteps. Every Thursday in August, join us for a guided walk from Bewick's birthplace cottage at Cherryburn through the landscape that inspired him.

Find out more and book: http://bit.ly/4fH9mwx

(1852 Print by Frederick Bacon after a James Ramsay painting)

North East National Trust

The next session at The Nest at Cherryburn is 'How to Garden for Wildlife' with with professional horticulturist John Gr...
28/07/2026

The next session at The Nest at Cherryburn is 'How to Garden for Wildlife' with with professional horticulturist John Grundy.

Join John and Cherryburn's own gardener Jordan, to discover how to make your garden more welcoming for birds, insects and other wildlife in this engaging talk with friendly, expert advice.

Don't forget that every Nest session includes exclusive access to the Cherryburn garden. Relax in a deckchair, listen to birdsong, sketch using our art materials, or simply unwind with a picnic and connect with fellow nature lovers.

🗓 Saturday 22 Aug

🕙 Timings
• 10am – Arrival
• 10.30am – Talk begins
• 11.30am – Talk ends
• 11.30am to 2pm – Enjoy the garden at your leisure

Please note that Cherryburn does not have a café so do feel free to bring a picnic and enjoy it in the garden - we have picnic benches and blankets on site.

(Photo: Jordan Thornborrow)

North East National Trust

We 💖 CherryburnOpen Thursdays and Fridays until 30th October.(Photo: Arielle Juler)North East  National Trust
23/07/2026

We 💖 Cherryburn

Open Thursdays and Fridays until 30th October.

(Photo: Arielle Juler)

North East National Trust

There's still time to book your spot in The Nest - Cherryburn's new gathering place for bird lovers.The first session - ...
15/07/2026

There's still time to book your spot in The Nest - Cherryburn's new gathering place for bird lovers.

The first session - a bird ringing demonstration with expert David Leat - is happening this Saturday.

If you are attending, please arrive at 10am. The demonstration will be followed by two hours of free time in Cherryburn's wildlife-rich garden. Relax in a deckchair, listen to birdsong, try some sketching with our art materials, or simply unwind with a picnic and meet fellow bird enthusiasts.

Please note there is no food available to purchase on site, but there are picnic tables and blankets (and incredible views) available for your use. The car park will be locked at 2pm.

Book here: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/cherryburn/events

(Photo: David Leat)

East National Trust

We're excited to announce The Nest, a special programme of monthly birding events from July to October, held on selected...
23/06/2026

We're excited to announce The Nest, a special programme of monthly birding events from July to October, held on selected Saturdays at Cherryburn.

The Nest is a gathering place for bird lovers - join us at the birthplace of Thomas Bewick, for a series of events celebrating birds, nature and the joy of looking up.

The first session on Saturday 18 July, is a bird ringing demonstration with local bird ringer and naturalist David Leat. Join a live demonstration and learn about the purpose of bird ringing, discover how to identify common garden birds, and gain insight into their behaviour.

During the session, you may have the chance to see birds up close while David answers questions and shares his expertise.

After the demonstration, enjoy exclusive access to the garden. Relax in a deckchair, listen to birdsong, try some sketching with our art materials, or simply unwind with a picnic and meet fellow bird enthusiasts.

Find out more, including other sessions. and book your spot but be quick, as spaces are limited. https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/north-east/cherryburn/events

(Photo: David Leat)

Let’s talk about Sedge baby. This Flea-sedge is so called because its fruits look like fleas which ‘jump off’ when touch...
17/06/2026

Let’s talk about Sedge baby.

This Flea-sedge is so called because its fruits look like fleas which ‘jump off’ when touched.

Sedges play a vital role in global ecosystems, especially in wetlands. They are crucial for maintaining soil stability, filtering water and supporting wildlife by providing food and shelter.

National Trust North East

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