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??? Quiz Nights ???

Get your thinking caps on ready for the start of a new season of Quizes.

Thursday 16th October
Thursday 20th November
Thursday 11th December

Start at 7:30pm. Teams up to six (just come along and meet new friends to make a team). Bring your own refreshments.


It’s that time of year again. Three actors, 2 plays, 1 night!
On Friday 17th October at 7:30 The Northumberland Theatre Company will be back to perform a Robert Louis Stevenson double bill.

NTC Poster

Prepare to be captivated by the mesmerising world of “Jekyll and Hyde”. Adapted by Stewart Howson and directed by Alice Byrne this spine-chilling masterpiece promises to enthral you with its gothic and atmospheric allure as the tale of duality and inner darkness unfolds on stage and grips you with its intensity and leaves you on the edge of your seat.
Likely inspired by the real-life exploits of the infamous grave robbers Burke and Hare, “The Body Snatcher”, adapted by Philip Harrison, is a parable about the horrors of scientific experimentation as it becomes a dark art. As alarming as Crime and Punishment, as compelling as Paradise Lost and as chilling as Frankenstein.
Doors open at 7pm with a bar for refreshments. Tickets available now from Chatton village store or by contacting Rebecca Moss. Book now to secure your seat.


Speaker Nights

The 2025/26 season of speaker nights at Chatton Village Hall are held on the last Thursday of the month from September to April. With an exciting and interesting set of topics and speakers, a small charge may be made to cover speakers' expenses and refreshments will be available from 7:00pm with the talks beginning at 7.30pm. Everyone welcome.

Dates confirmed so far:-

October 30th - David Openshaw

Living on the edge – Nepal’s wildlife, culture and restless land

Nepal Poster

November 27th - Rachel Abbott

Fascinating fungi

January 29th - Miles Hamilton

Special Sergeant Northumbria Police

February 26th - Rachel Shambrook

The Royal Mews, a small village in a Palace

March 26th - Peter Gambles

Chatton Hazelrigg, the School in the Middle of Nowhere

April 30th - Elizabeth Devon

Cheviot Volcanoes

Please contact Rachel, Barry or Maggie if you have any suggestions or ideas for speakers or subjects for future talks. Or, indeed, you would like to give a talk on a topic dear to you. They would love to hear from you.


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Chatton's Village Hall

The Village Hall was originally the school for the village until it's closure in 2008. The Committee and trustees took over the building as a community resource in 2010.

The logo represents the 5,000 year old neolithic 'Cup & Ring' markings that can be found nearby on Chatton Bank.

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