What a Wonderful World
Let's get creative now for a sustainable future
Festival Next Year June 27 - 30 2025
What a Wonderful World
Let's get creative now for a sustainable future
Festival Next Year June 27 - 30 2025
Let's get creative now for a sustainable future
Festival Next Year June 27 - 30 2025
Let's get creative now for a sustainable future
Festival Next Year June 27 - 30 2025
What a Wonderful World is a climate action group which brings the arts and sciences together to raise local awareness of the climate emergency and bio-diversity loss and what we can each do in our homes and communities to tackle it.
Our Aims are:
- to create awareness of the beauty and wonder of the planet and the threats to all its inhabitants
- to engage people of all ages in arts and science-related activities which will help us understand our predicament and take action that will help prevent further damage and disasters
- to work with like-minded organisations to grow our understanding and raise our voices and support each other.
“Alnwick Playhouse is delighted to be a part of the 3rd What A Wonderful World Festival. Our theatre is a space where the most important issues of the times are to be considered, it is with great pleasure we welcome you back”
Damian Cruden, CEO and Artistic Director, Alnwick Playhouse”
Thanks to
The Performers, writers and speakers and many others who have donated their time and talents to bring you these events.
FESTIVAL PARTNERS Alnwick Playhouse, the Alnwick Garden, Friends of the Earth Alnwick, staff and students of the Duchess’s Community High School and local primary schools, Northumberland Wildlife Trust and Rothbury Climate and Nature.
FUNDERS in cash and in kind: Alnwick Town Council, Barter Books, Bill Grisdale Design, CBS for print services, NCC Environment and Climate Fund and Northumberland Estates.
Our ORGANISING TEAM Chris Algar, Alistair and Liz Anderson, Lisa Bellamy, Cllr. Rosie Bush, Susie Cochrane, Anne Lowrie, Sarah Morey, Sue Patience and Eve Reverchon. Jane Coltman and Lynda Wearn who helped create the Photography Exhibition.