Health & Wellbeing Referrals

To join one of our Health and Wellbeing groups, we ask that everyone completes a referral form.

Download Referral Form

Referrals can be made by individuals themselves, family members, carers or professionals.

Make a referral

Please email your completed referral to healthandwellbeing@beamish.org.uk

The information you share helps us understand what you’re interested in and how we can best support you. All information is treated confidentially and in line with data protection regulations.

Once we receive your referral, a member of the Health and Wellbeing team will be in touch to discuss next steps.

To join one of our Health and Wellbeing groups, we ask that everyone completes a referral form. Referrals can be made by individuals themselves, family members, carers or professionals.

Referral Form

Health & Wellbeing Referral Form

Things to see

Explore everything Beamish has to offer, from bustling historic towns and working farms to heritage transport, live demonstrations, and hands-on activities.

101 Things to Do at Beamish

Can you complete our list of 101 exciting things to do at Beamish? Experience good old-fashioned family fun, from playing traditional games and spotting items from our collections to sampling tasty treats and taking a ride on our vintage transport.

Beamish Unlimited Pass

Our Beamish Unlimited Pass allows you to visit again and again after paying just once. So if you’re worried that you won’t be able to fit everything into one day, now you can come back as many times as you like for a whole year!

Plan Visit

Find everything you need to know to plan your visit to Beamish Museum, from practical information to exciting inspiration for your trip.

What’s on

Discover what events we have coming soon!

Food & Drink

Beamish offers a range of food and drink options in each time period of the museum.

Accessibility

Beamish is a large open air museum with many historic buildings, some of which are not always completely accessible to visitors.

Dogs

Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas of the museum, but there are restrictions on the indoor spaces they can access.

Costumed staff in front of Georgian accommodation.

Places to Stay

Enjoy a trip back in time and stay in Georgian-style holiday cottages in our stunning 1820s Landscape, or find out about other places to stay in the region.

Three staff members on 1900s Town street

Donate

Beamish is a charity and your donations help preserve heritage for future generations, maintain and develop the museum, and support today’s communities, including health and wellbeing, and learning programmes.

Extreme Weather Policy

Beamish Museum is an open air museum spanning over 350 acres. We aim to be open rain or shine but, as we are an open air museum, that does mean the weather can play a big part in your visit.

About Beamish

Beamish is a world famous open air museum which brings the history of North East England to life at its 1820s Pockerley, 1900s Town, 1900s Pit Village, 1940s Farm, 1950s Town and 1950s Spain’s Field Farm exhibit areas.

Get Involved

At Beamish, your support helps preserve history for future generations. Make a donation, become a Business Friend, or leave a gift in your will to ensure our work continues. Every contribution helps share the stories that matter.