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A person in a black suit holds a poster in front of their face that reads "Maestro is Hiding Here," featuring a cartoon character holding a magnifying glass.Education · 26 OctoberMiddlesbrough-Born Founder Launches Free Educational Poster Hunt for Local FamiliesRead the story →
A bustling racecourse with many spectators, market stalls with colorful umbrellas, and cars parked along the track, under a clear sky.Sport · 2 OctoberRedcar's straight mile and Catterick's Flat finale: October racing within easy reach of MiddlesbroughA line of men in purple blazers and ties, singing with their mouths open, bathed in stage light.Local News · 26 JuneThe Welsh of Ironopolis: How Migration Shaped Middlesbrough's SoulA gallery space with a bright yellow wall on the left adorned with numerous framed paintings, and a vibrant red wall on the right featuring a collection of smaller framed art pieces and an open doorway, with display cases showcasing sculptures and artifacts in the foreground.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneMiddlesbrough Institute of Modern Art: A Contemporary Jewel in the Town CentreA wide angle shot of a large blue transporter bridge spanning a river, with a yellow gondola hanging underneath its main span.Local News · 3 JuneWelcome to Middlesbrough Magazine: A New Voice for Our TownA historic stone building with arched windows and a prominent clock tower stands against a modern skyscraper and a green park where people relax.History · 3 JuneMiddlesbrough Town Hall: 135 Years of Civic Pride and ShowbusinessA large grassy lawn leads to a building with a dark roof and a decorative stone archway under a clear blue sky, surrounded by various green trees and flowering bushes.History · 3 JuneCaptain James Cook: The Explorer Born in Marton Who Mapped the WorldA large blue transporter bridge spans across a body of water with a boat suspended underneath, against a cloudy sky.History · 3 JuneMiddlesbrough's Treasured Landmarks: The Transporter Bridge and Albert Park

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