Gaia & Museum of the Moon

Produced by Walk the Plank

Luke Jerram’s famous artworks have graced some of the most prestigious buildings around the globe. In a world first, Gaia
and Museum of the Moon will be exhibited together in ORE Catapult’s extraordinary state of the art 100 metre offshore wind testing facility.

The Breakfast Show Live from Blyth

Presented by Koast Radio

Enjoy a special live broadcast of Koast Radio's Breakfast Show direct from Festival of Energy. Expect music, banter and all the latest fesstival news - and don't forget to call in with your requests to 07701 300749.

Future Energy - Immersive Film

Presented by Dex Hannon

​Step inside this immersive 360 degree film installation by Blyth based artist Dex Hannon. Created especially for the festival, Future Energy surrounds you with sound and moving image inspired by Blyth's transformation and clean-energy future.

Working Today to Build Tomorrow's Workforce

Presented by ORE Catapult

Discover how ORE Catapult is shaping fuutre careers in offshore wind, renewables and STEM. This talk explores skills, training routes and real-world opportunities in clean energy sector.

Blyth Together: A People-Centred Green Energy Town

Presented by Newcastle University

Join this lively panel discussion exploring how renewable energy and culture are shaping Blyth's future. Hear from industry leaders, academics and community voices - and share your own ideas for the town.

Spark!

Presented by Spark!

International street theatre group Spark! bring high-energy drumming, dazzling LED lighting and dynamic choreography to the marketplace, transforming Blyth into a glowing, rhythmic spectacle for all ages.

The Energies of Everworld

Presented by Headway Arts

A magical walkabout dance performance featuring illuminated puppets, lanterns and fantastical characters in a story of light, darkness and harmony. Created by Headway Arts with learning-disabled artists.

Whale Song

Presented by LCI Productions

An unforgettable water, light and sound experience projected onto a shimmering screen on the river. Discover how whale biology has inspired renewable energy design in this beautiful, family-friendly spectacle.

Energy Central - Open Day & Family Workshops

Presented by Port of Blyth

Explore Blyth’s clean-energy innovation. See real offshore equipment, meet industry experts and take part in hands-on engineering workshops building a Greenpower electric car.

Parade of Sail

Presented by Royal Northumberland Yacht Club

Watch a flotilla of Royal Northumberland Yacht Club vessels sail down the River Blyth in celebration of wind power, maritime heritage and the Festival of Energy.

International Women's Day  Breakfast

Presented by Walk the Plank

Celebrate 200 inspirational local women beneath Gaia and Museum of the Moon. Nominate a woman who makes a difference in Blyth and Northumberland and join her for this special community breakfast.

Meet Astronaut Helen Sharman

Produced by Walk the Plank

Be one of only 20 people to be invited to join Britain's first astronaut Helen Sharman as she opens Festival of Energy with an inspiring talk beneath Gaia and Museum of the Moon joined by more  300 young people from Blyth.

How to Make a Radio Programme

Presented by Koast Radio

Discover how radio shows are made in this hands-on workshop with Koast Radio. Participants will create a one-hour broadcast about the Festival of Energy, building confidence, creativity and broadcasting skills.

Meet the Harbour Master

Presented by Port of Blyth

Blyth Harbour Master Ed Dick shares stories from his maritime career, from life at sea to managing one of the region's busiest ports. An inspiring session encouraging young people into maritime careers.​

The Big Chill - Arctic Film Drop-In

Presented by Walk the Plank

Journey to Antarctica and the polar regions through a programme of films from the British Antarctic Survey. Learn about whales, penguins, climate science and life at the extremes in this relaxed drop-in cinema experience.

Open Afternoon at the Marine Station

Presented by Newcastle University

Visit Newcastle University’s Marine Station and Emerson Cavitation Tunnel. Discover marine research, explore the Pride in Our Seas exhibition and enter a prize draw to visit offshore wind turbines aboard a research vessel.

Sobralia

Presented by Reemer Bailey & Stuart Collingwood

A powerful new choral work by Reemer Bailey and Stuart Collingwood, performed by a 100-strong intergenerational choir from local schools and community groups, celebrating energy, light and Blyth’s future.

Northern Monkey Brass Band

Presented by Northern Monkey Brass Band

Bringing New Orleans-inspired brass and percussion, the Northern Monkey Band fill the Festival of Energy with infectious rhythms and feel-good street sounds.

A New Mural at Blyth Tall Ship

Presented by Blyth Tall Ship

See a new mural by local artist Frank Styles celebrating Blyth’s boat-building heritage. Enjoy family activities, live entertainment and heritage talks at Blyth Tall Ship open day.

Kite Making Workshop

Presented by Pallas Family Flyers

Create and fly your own kite with Blyth’s Pallas Family Flyers. This drop-in workshop celebrates renewable energy with a stunning new turbine-inspired kite commission.

Sea Shanty

Presented by Aria Arts

A thrilling water and aerial performance featuring mermaids, storytelling and live music. Arrive early for photos, shanty singing and creative displays inspired by Blyth’s sea stories.

The Tower of Light

Presented by Walk the Plank

Don’t miss the spectacular outdoor finale from Walk the Plank. A towering lighthouse springs to life with fire, light, sound and pyrotechnics in a breathtaking celebration of Blyth’s maritime past, present and future.