Summer and sunnier days have only just begun, and there is nothing better than popping along to events in the heart of the town centre.
There are dozens of events taking place around Darlington town centre this summer, with everything from cycling, the armed forces and pride being on the calendar.
The events have all been organised by Enjoy Darlington in collaboration with the council and there is plenty to choose from in the summer holidays for families to take part in.
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Here's a full list of events happening in Darlington this summer.
June
- June 8: Darlington Eco Fair, Town Centre
- June 15: Concert Bands, Market Square
- June 21: British Cycling, Town Centre
- June 28: Armed Forces Day, Market Square
- June 29: Darlington Community Carnival
July
- July 6: Minions trail, Town Centre
- July 7: Proms in the Park, South Park
- July 13: World Cultural Society, Town Centre
- July 17: Gold Tea Dance, Market Square
- July 20: Darlington Vintage Vehicle Rally, Town Centre
- July 21: Heaven in the Afternoon, DJ Set
- July 24-28: Darlington by The Sea, Market Square
August
- August 2: The Forum Presents Country
- August 4: Darlington 10k
- August 5: Move More Monday, Market Square
- August 7: Library Takeover Day, Market Square
- August 10-12: Darlington Pride, Town Centre
- August 15: Making Sense Together, Market Square
- August 17: Ukrainian Independence Day, Market Square
- August 18: Creative Space, Market Square
- August 19: Move More Monday, Market Square
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- August 21: Wedding Fayre, Town Centre
- August 22: Fairytales and Legends, Town Centre
- August 23-26: Darlington Food and Drink Festival, Market Square
- August 24: Heaven in the Afternoon, DJ Set, Market Square
- August 25: DI21 Music Event, Market Square
- August 29: Dinosaur Day, Town Centre
- August 30: The Forum Presents Fresher's
- August 31-September 1: Misfit Festival, Town Centre
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