Sections In Tyne and Wear
Theatre, music, comedy, dance, film, exhibitions, classes and courses. We also house artists’ studios, a recording studio and rehearsal rooms.
Monthly lectures promoting the enjoyment and conservation of our artistic & cultural heritage
Come to Dance City to socialise, learn new skills, keep fit & active, train professionally & find out more about dance in our purpose built dance house.
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An arts venue, café & community hub, home to & run by disability arts organisation Liberdade Community Development Trust. Performances, films showings, gigs & events!
Free family destination with exhibitions, expert talks, courses & activities for children.
A diverse collection of over 3,000 works of art from the 14th – 20th centuries
Award winning artist Joanne Wishart's Gallery. Vibrant coastal and landscape paintings, prints, and high-quality gifts inspired by the North East.
Tyneside's leading bookshop for second-hand, antiquarian and collectable books
An internationally important collection of art, focusing on British oil paintings, watercolours, ceramics, silver and glassware.
Visit Space Zone, immerse yourself in the planetarium, explore Play Zone with your little ones or get hands-on in the Making Studios.
With an international reputation as a new writing theatre, Live produces and presents new plays, seeks out and nurtures creative talent.
30th March-7th April: Performances & workshops for adults, children and families; talks, training & networking events for professionals.
National Glass Centre is a unique cultural attraction and venue. With glass at the heart of everything they do, they celebrate Sunderland’s glass making heritage and explore this extraordinary material.
A family-friendly visitor attraction in the heart of Newcastle. It is where the city got its name
Grade I listed Church of England cathedral, dating from the early 14th century.
Explore all the North East has to offer, from stately homes with links to pioneers like Lord Armstrong and George Washington, to windswept coastal castles and an iconic lighthouse.
Fold out pocket guide containing maps, town details and things for visitors to see and do!
Hadrian's Wall, the great frontier of the Roman Empire, began on what is now Tyneside. Discover this exciting World Heritage Site at three Museums venues
Superb music with Royal Northern Sinfonia and some very special guests.
Classes, choirs and groups to join here that combine great teaching and incredible chances to perform.
One of the best national collections of contemporary craft outside London, including ceramics, wood, metal, glass, textiles and furniture.
Interactive exhibitions explore how trains work and the impact on peoples’ lives of coal and electricity, crucial in the development of railway power.
The Sunderland Empire Theatre has undergone many changes since it opened in 1907, but remains the North East's premier entertainment venue.
Discover Sunderland’s fascinating history all in one place…the city’s first ever museum, which opened its doors back in 1810!
Live performances, cinema and visual arts located within the conservation area of Mill Dam
Music centre rooted deeply in the North, with an international profile.
Grade I Listed Theatre with over 400 performances each year of the finest dance, drama, comedy and musicals
Grade I listed building hosting variety performances, comedy, ballet, musicals and live concerts.