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About Newcastle UniversityNewcastle University stands as a pivotal cultural and intellectual asset within the North East, extending its reach far beyond academia to serve as a dynamic hub for regional and national events. Its diverse portfolio of venues regularly hosts gatherings that enrich the city's calendar, from significant conferences to public engagements, cementing its role as a cornerstone for community and professional interaction.
Within its varied buildings, a distinct atmosphere prevails, where the scent of aged timber and leather in the historic Armstrong Building contrasts with the clean, contemporary lines and focused lighting of newer auditoriums. Expansive atriums, often filled with the gentle murmur of conversation, offer bright, adaptable spaces, reflecting a blend of heritage and forward-thinking design across the campus.
Practical considerations are met with comprehensive support, including dedicated event teams, flexible catering options ranging from casual refreshments to bespoke formal dining, and a commitment to accessibility across its central city campus. The university's grounds also offer pockets of green space, providing tranquil breaks amidst the urban environment.
Throughout the year, the university facilitates a broad spectrum of events, encompassing large-scale exhibitions, musical performances, corporate symposia, and public lectures. These occasions draw diverse audiences, fostering dialogue and showcasing innovation, all within a setting that balances academic gravitas with a welcoming, professional environment.
Please note. This map is based on the postcode and only shows the approximate location Sat 12th Sep 26 11:15
Knitting Know How
Genre: Other
Do you knit or would you like to learn? This workshop is for you!
Join Textile Artist Louise Underwood to learn about the history of knitting, the many different techniques, and find out about designers such as Elizabeth Zimmerman and Kaffe Fassett, as well as celebrity knitters like Audrey Hepburn, Tom Daley, and Julia Roberts.
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Gurriers
Genre: Rock Indie & Alternative
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Fri 16th Oct 26 19:00
John 5
Genre: Rock Metal Hard Rock & Progressive
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Fri 16th Oct 26 19:00
John 5
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Dan Byrne
Rock
Alternative Rock

Thu 22nd Oct 26 19:00
Cast
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Cast
Rock
Pop
Sat 24th Oct 26 11:15
Simplify the Landscape
Genre: Other
Stop painting every leaf and start painting the light! Join artist Lindsey McLaren for a focused 3-hour workshop on the art of simplification. You will learn how to cut through visual clutter and translate a complex photo into a bold, atmospheric oil painting using strong shapes and confident brushwork.
What we will cover:
• Finding the big shap...
Sat 7th Nov 26 11:15
“The Street Where I’d Live” making folded townscapes using fabric and appliqué
Genre: Other
Join artist Donna Cheshire in a workshop inspired by her recent travels and observations
“I’ve been travelling around a lot recently, and everywhere I’ve been I have come across rows of colourful shops and houses. This gave me the idea to create a textile memento of these lovely places and so the idea for this workshop developed.”
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Sat 28th Nov 26 11:45
.“Elizabeth Davies, Jarrow”: women in the Newcastle Art School
Genre: Other
Dr Melanie Stephenson has contributed three essays to the Friends of the Hatton bulletin this year to celebrate the centenary of the renaming of the gallery to the Hatton Gallery. This talk complements her research and highlights some of the women in Newcastle Art School during George Hatton's time there.
During my research into the life and achie...