North Eastern Meccano Society Diary

North Eastern Meccano Society

Meetings and Exhibition Diary

The society meets four times a year at the Village Hall in Little Crakehall, shown below, to socially exchange views, display models and to buy and sell Meccano parts and sets.

The venue's address is Village Hall, Coronation Road, Little Crakehall, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 1HZ. Click here for the location map.

In addition to these meetings we also exhibit at a number of exhibitions throughout the North East during the year.

The dates of our meetings and exhibitions for 2023 are as follows.

March 4^th 2023 - NEMS meeting and AGM at Crakehall (Model theme - Vintage Cars)
April 15^th 2023 - Sheffield Meccano Guild - Club meeting with annual contest (details to be announced) and auction at Laughton Village Hall, Firbeck Avenue, Laughton-en-le-Morthen, Rotherham, South Yorks, S25 1YD; 09:00 - 17:00.
May 13^th / 14^th 2023 - Exhibition at Beamish Museum
June 3^rd 2023 - NEMS meeting at Crakehall.
June 10^th / 11^th 2023 - Exhibition at Locomotion Museum, Shildon
July 1^st / 2^nd 2023 - Exhibition at Duncombe Park Steam Rally (contact George Roy if you wish to exhibit)
July 15^th / 16^th 2023 - Exhibition at Beamish Museum
July 15^th / 16^th 2023 - Exhibition at Masham Steam Rally (contact George Roy if you wish to exhibit)
August 19^th / 20^th 2023 - Exhibition at Lincoln Steam Rally (contact Rob or Wendy Miller if you wish to exhibit)
September 2^nd 2023 - NEMS meeting at Crakehall.
October 21^st 2023 - Sheffield Meccano Guild - Club meeting with part-based theme (to be advised), SMG Members’ Award, President’s Trophy, AGM and auction at Laughton Village Hall, Firbeck Avenue, Laughton-en-le-Morthen, Rotherham, South Yorks, S25 1YD; 09:00 - 17:00.
October 7^th - NEMS Annual Exhibition at St Cuthbert's Church, Darlington. (Note the earlier date than usual)
December 2^nd 2023 - NEMS meeting at Crakehall.

Notes about the location map links

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