Wild North

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Charity

£1,899 Charity vs 2024: +75%

Wild North 2025, "Haunted Halls", was held September 26 to 29 at Lumley Castle Hotel in County Durham, its first year at the venue, with a cap of 100 and 97 registered attendees. It raised £1,898.58 for Paws Ferret Rescue.

The first Wild North was held September 21 to 24, 2018, at the Joiner's Shop Bunkhouse in Chathill, Northumberland, as a testing ground for future small events. It had around a dozen attendees, who received goodie bags, and visited Preston Tower, the Alnwick Food Festival with a fursuit walk, and the Beamish Open Air Museum.

Charity

£1,083 Charity vs 2023: +49%

Wild North 2024, "The Enchanted Forest", was held September 27 to 30 in Northumberland with 60 attendees, with swordplay workshops, falconry, kubb and an interactive storytelling evening. It raised £1,083.39 for Paws Ferret Rescue.

Charity

£730 Charity vs 2022: -8%

Wild North 2023, "The Twizell Maze", was held September 22 to 25 in Northumberland, reaching its cap of 60 attendees. It raised £729.54 for Little Paws Ferret Rescue.

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£797 Charity vs 2021: +30%

Wild North 2022, "Mythical Beasts", was held September 23 to 26 at Featherstone Castle, with swordplay workshops, a country trek, a kubb tournament, puppeteering, a ghost hunt, a trading post, music and storytelling. It had 45 registered attendees and raised £796.54 for Stray Aid.

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£614 Charity vs 2020: +47%

Wild North 2021, "Tails of the Seven Seas", was held online on October 2 to 3 over Twitch and Discord, with music, stories, games, a story writing competition and an interactive Choose Your Own Adventure. It raised £613.80 for the Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter.

Charity

£417 Charity vs 2019: +122%

Wild North 2020, "Virtual Tails", was held online on September 26 to 27 in place of the planned "An Epic Tail of Britain", with workshops, quizzes, music, stories and games. It raised £417 for the Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter.

Charity

£188

Wild North 2019, "The Invasion", was held September 27 to 30 at Featherstone Castle near Haltwhistle. It had 24 attendees and events including falconry, kubb, VR gaming, a photoshoot, board games, an introduction to puppeteering, an open stage, a disco and karaoke. It raised £187.93 for Pawz for Thought.