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WHAT’S ON IN NEWCASTLE
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UPFRONT
NEWS
UPFRONT
WORD ON THE
STREET
BIG GAINS
Pure Gym, which
has centres on
St James’ Boulevard
and Eldon Garden,
has been named in
The Sunday Times
Virgin Fast Track 100 for a second
time after its 2015 sales reached a
very fit £21.8m.
puregym.com
PARTNERING UP
North East brewer
Camerons has
partnered up
with barbecue
smokehouse
Longhorns to
develop a new menu at Tilleys bar.
theheadofsteam.co.uk
BEADY
Beaded jewellery
specialist Trollbeads
is bringing sparkle to
the city with a new
concept store on
Grey Street. The new
outlet is filled with bracelets and beads
to mix and match. trollbeads.com
ESSENTIAL SHOPPING
Handbag Clinic has
popped up on
Mosley Street,
offering repairs
on handbags and
leather goods, fixing
worn red Christian Louboutin shoe
soles, and selling some of the world’s
most sought-after pre-loved handbags.
handbagclinic.co.uk
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HIGH FIVE
Good beer and great pubs, with Cheers
magazine editor Alastair Gilmour
KISS HIM, KATE!
The Bolshoi Ballet’s stunning retelling of The
Taming of the Shrew is beamed live to Tyneside
Cinema in January. Shakespeare’s comedy has
been adapted numerous times for stage, screen,
opera, ballet, and musical theatre; perhaps the most
famous adaptations being Cole Porter’s Kiss Me,
Kate and the 1967 film of the play starring Elizabeth
Taylor and Richard Burton. This time, it’s retold by
French choreographer Jean-Christophe Maillot and
the world-famous Bolshoi dancers. We’re so in love!
Tyneside Cinema, January 24, from £10
tynesidecinema.co.uk
HITCHED!
The North East Wedding Show, the biggest of its kind in
the North East, is heading back to Metro Radio Arena.
Now in its 16th year, it will feature more than 110 exhibitors.
Try on dresses, sample cakes, find fabulous flowers and
striking stationery, and book your perfect honeymoon
hideaway - all under one roof. Quote NE1MAG when booking
your ticket online to get two tickets for £7.
Metro Radio Arena, January 16-17
theukweddingshows.co.uk
LADY GREY’S
Mordue Northumbrian Blonde (4.0% abv)
is as fresh and zesty as a the revellers
in this belting bar. A leaning towards
sweetness, a pucker of lemon and a
flirt with fruitiness slowly melt into one
memorable pub encounter.
THE CITY TAVERN
As dog-friendly as any country pub, but
high on the style. Caledonian Three Hop
Lager (4.5% abv) is rich, crisp and golden
with spicy herbal aromas and earthy
flavours, and a lingering lemon finish.
YOU, TOO…
Gin palace Pleased to Meet You, in High Bridge, has
unveiled a new look after a £500,000 expansion which
includes new cocktail club Viceroy, a new dining area,
bar, luxury events space, and private dining.
Owner Ladhar Leisure’s plans in the city
also include a Neapolitaninspired pizza and cocktail
venue opposite Central
Station and the White
Hart Yard development
which will introduce
new food and drink
destinations to Grey
Street. High Bridge
ptmy-newcastle.co.uk
THE BRIDGE TAVERN
Wylam Jakehead IPA (6.3% abv) lurks
below a set of original Bauhaus lamps
in an avenue of handpulls and sparkling
craft fonts. Strong and complex, and
voted Britain’s Hottest Beer, it perfectly
illustrates the pub’s innovative approach.
BEHIND THE SCENES AT
THE MUSEUMS
Explore the hidden treasures of the Discovery
Museum and Great North Museum: Hancock with
guided behind-the-scenes tours in January.
The Arcs and Sparks tour at Discovery delves into a vast
collection of historic electrical inventions, while at At Great
North Museum: Hancock you can explore vast collections
of archaeology, natural history, and cultural relics.
Discovery Museum, January 6, discoverymuseum.org.uk
Great North Museum: Hancock, January 9
greatnorthmuseum.org.uk
THE CENTURION
A robust example of Victorian opulence.
Under the tight creamy head of
Camerons Strongarm (4.0% abv) lies a
toffee-rich, ruby red ale balanced by a
bitter-sweetness and soft hop finish.
DAT BAR
Punk brat meets bold sophistication.
The impressive list of craft beers
includes Anarchy Brew Co Strait Jacket
(3.6% abv) - a golden beer packed with
big American hop flavours.
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UPFRONT
NEWS
UPFRONT
HOT NEWS!
Indian street food pioneer Dabbawal has been named the UK’s Best Casual Dining Restaurant
in the country’s biggest annual Indian restaurant awards - the British Curry Awards 2015.
Dabbawal was recognised for leading the UK street food craze which has taken hold since
it opened its first kitchen in Newcastle in 2010. Since then, its High Bridge restaurant has led a
revolution in casual dining, with their unique take on traditional Indian street food served in its buzzing
urban kitchens. High Bridge, www.dabbawal.com
SPOOK NIGHT
With Newcastle Utd fan
Paul Dixon
FOR HIRE
With the dark nights here to stay, there’s nothing like a spooky
story to set the mood and test the nerves.
The hallowed halls of The Lit & Phil play host to an evening
of supernatural tales told by historian Gail-Nina Anderson,
poet Sean O’Brien, and crime writer Ann Cleaves.
The Grade II-listed building is the perfect location for a
spooky night in - just watch out for what lurks behind those old
bookshelves. Prepare to be severely spooked!
The Lit & Phil, January 6, £5, www.litandphil.org.uk
Get your thinking caps on, people – Andy Zaltzman is
returning to The Stand with his Satirist for Hire show and
he needs your queries, complaints, and general gripes.
The popular political comic is a master of weaving tales
around complex subjects. Whether you’re exasperated
by economics, piqued by politics, or wound up about the
world – Andy’s your man!
The Stand, January 12, £12, thestand.co.uk
TOON TWEETS
A FEW OF THE THINGS THAT HAVE GOT PEOPLE TWEETING…
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ON THE TERRACES
TWEET US @NEWCASTLENE1
GET INTO NEWCASTLE
(@NEWCASTLENE1):
NE1 making the case at No.10
yesterday with BCSC. Real interest in
our capital projects.
DAISY TURNELL
(@DAISY_TURNELL):
Christmas Sunday lunch at @thecluny
+ Steph’s homemade cake too...
#ImpatientElf
UPSIDE DOWN PRESENTS (@61SIDE):
Building Tyne Bridges with
@IAmChrisRamsey who came by @61side to
collect his @NewcastleNE1
PIXIE TENENBAUM
(@PIXIETENENBAUM):
One of only 20 De Beers rough cut
diamond timers in the world & this
one is currently in Goldsmiths
LINDSEY CRAWFORD
(@CONFOFAMUMMY):
A V E I K A || If you haven’t been you’re
missing out @AveikaNewcastle
#nebloggers #ne1
NEWCASTLE NE1 LTD
(@NE1BID):
Fantastic to have cultural leaders like
@davidjalmond at our youth centre
@NewcastleSpace2
Someone asked me what Christmas
meant to me. Being an ageing cynic,
I said that it meant 10 days off and
more football.
What it traditionally means for
Newcastle United supporters, of
course, is a mixture of defeats and
trying to find someone sober to drive
you to and from the games during the
festive period, as Arriva is still to grasp
the concept of ‘public’ and ‘transport’
in the same sentence.
On Planet Football of course,
Christmas and New Year is a time of
frenzy matched only by WAGs in a silly
hat sale.
It’s the time when the transfer
window gives clubs a final chance to
pull away from the relegation zone,
a last throw of the dice to cling to
the Premiership. It would be nice if
Newcastle weren’t involved, but like
Christmas without Slade, it wouldn’t
be the same. I would dearly love a
change once in a while, mind! A very
merry Christmas to you all (apart from
Arriva management).
[email protected]
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FENWICK
FOCUS
TRY THIS
HIGH FLIERS
Two of professional wrestling’s biggest names are coming to the North East in January for an evening
of 5 Star Wrestling at Metro Radio Arena.
Serious Parody Ltd, which produces the 5 Star Wrestling video games, is bringing its first promotion to the
city with fan favourites Rey Mysterio and AJ Styles joining wrestlers from around the world for a night of highflying sports entertainment. Check out the 5 Star Wrestling on Facebook for full details of all the matches.
Metro Radio Arena, January 13, from £30, metroradioarena.co.uk
Bored of turkey, mulled wine and naff Christmas telly?
Grab your coat and head to The Stand comedy club for
Hoot Fest 2015.
The annual five-night comedy spectacular brings together
five of the country’s best comics, including festival favourite
Jo Caulfield, who will share her hysterical arguments and
embarrassing misunderstandings alongside local favourites
Seymour Mace and Matt Reed. They’ll be joined by BBC New
Comedy award winner David Callaghan and Stand regular and
Viz comic co-founder Simon Donald. Tempted? Make a night
of it with dinner in The Stand’s bistro and you’re on for a top
evening out.
The Stand, December 27-31, thestand.co.uk
PICTURE THIS
CHEERS!
City Tavern, which was restored to its Tudorstyle glory in 2014, has been voted the Pub
with the Best Pint in the UK at the Star Pubs &
Bars awards organised by Heineken.
The pub beat competition from more than
1,000 pubs across the UK to take the honour.
Judges were impressed with the pub’s offering of
10 cask ales and ciders and three house ales.
Northumberland Road, citytavern.co.uk
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Paul Piercy’s striking portraits of human
rights activists from around the world come
to Discovery Museum in early 2016.
The Black Portraits feature silhouettes in
black impasto oil paint which represent worldfamous activists, some of whom have died or
been imprisoned for their beliefs, including the
murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskya
and Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who
endured 15 years under house arrest. See the
website for talks and events throughout the
exhibition. Discovery Museum
January 16-April 17, discoverymuseum.org.uk
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RESTAURANT
CHRISTMAS
WEEK
NE1 NEWCASTLE
RESTAURANT WEEK
Every Newcastle foodie’s favourite week of the
year is back January 18-24 with more than 80 of the
city’s finest restaurants offering set menus for
just £10 and £15.
There are 11 new restaurants joining the event in
2016 including Aveika, Hawthorns, and Viva Brazil,
while regular favourites Harry’s Bar, Broad Chare, and
Carluccio’s return to join in the event.
For all the offers, and to download your vouchers,
go to the website below, and for details from some of
the restaurants taking part, see over the page.
www.getintonewcastle.co.uk/restaurant-week
Venue box ofﬁce opening hours: Mon-Sat 12pm-4pm (Thurs 12pm-6pm) • No booking fee on cash transactions
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The Botanist
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Check out the menus
and download your
vouchers at
getintonewcastle.co.uk/
restaurant-week
KO SAI
Fenwick Food Hall’s fab new noodle
bar is taking part in its first NE1
Newcastle Restaurant Week and is
offering any five Asian tapas dishes
from the menu for just £10.
Fenwick Food Hall, ko-sai.co.uk
THE BOTANIST
A signature dish at The Botanist, at the
top of Monument Mall, the chicken
hanging kebab is served with sweet
chilli, ginger and garlic butter.
Monument Mall
thebotanist.uk.com
BEALIM HOUSE
Printworks-turned bar, restaurant and gin
distillery Bealim House is new to the city
and to NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week
and is serving up, among other treats,
provençal fish stew with rouille et croutes.
Gallowgate, bealimhouse.co.uk
BARLUGA
In the heart of Grey Street, Barluga’s
special menu includes scrummy
cheescake with berry compote.
Grey Street, barluga.co.uk
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PLEASED TO MEET YOU
The menu at Pleased to Meet You
in High Bridge includes fillet of cod,
grilled leek, wild mushrooms, and red
wine vinaigrette.
High Bridge
ptmy-newcastle.co.uk
BONBAR
The signature dish of stylish Bonbar, the Bon
burger, is on the NE1 Newcastle Restaurant
Week menu, served with vine tomato, gem
lettuce, chargrilled red onion and gherkin.
Fenkle Street, bonbar.co.uk
Pleased to Meet You
SACHINS
Stylish Indian restaurant Sachins’ special
menu features Amritsari Fish - chunks
of cod marinated in fresh Punjabi spices,
coated in gram flour and shallow fried.
Forth Banks, sachins.co.uk
THE HERB GARDEN
The place for pizza, The Herb Garden
is offering any main menu pizza with a
bottle of Peroni or a glass of prosecco
during NE1 Newcastle Retaurant Week.
Westgate Road
theherbgardenuk.com
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MUSIC
MUSIC
TOP COMBO
There’s something for everyone at Sage
Gateshead over the New Year period with
big band sound, classic rock, and bright
new talent all taking to the stage.
Here’s more:
IN THE GROOVE
Get your groove on and dance away the
January blues with world-renowned DJ Jane
Fitz at World Headquarters.
A DJ for more than 20 years, Fitz is resident at
UK festival Freerotation, as well as at Meadows in
the Mountains in Bulgaria and in London at Night
Moves and Cartuli’s Day.
Playing all over the world in everything from
mountain ranges to warehouses, Fitz brings a
hard-to-categorise selection that blends early
UK acid house with deep, psychedelic house
and techno.
World Headquarters, Jan 16, welovewhq.com
LET’S DANCE
Taking music out of the DJ booth and back into the hands
of musicians, Brooklyn-based dance trio Tortured Soul
play a one-off gig at Hoochie Coochie in January.
Influenced by the classic songcraft of Prince, Heatwave and
Kool & The Gang, Tortured Soul’s groove-centered rhythm is
guaranteed to get you dancing away those January blues.
Hoochie Coochie, January 15, £15, hoochiecoochie.co.uk
HIT FACTORY
Andy Zaltzman
Satirist for Hire
12th Jan
(Tickets £12)
‘Political comedy at its
best’ - Sunday Times
Simon Donald
HOOTFEST!
27th Dec – 31st Dec
(Tickets start at £15)
Jo Caulfield, Simon Donald, Jonny
Pelham, David Callaghan, Matt Reed,
Seymour Mace.
(Seymour Mace 31st only).
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Barry Twyford Isn’t Meant
17th Jan (Tickets £8/7)
‘As funny with a
microphone in his hand
as he was with a pencil’
- Guardian
Weekend Shows
Every Thursday, Friday & Saturday
Enjoy 5 Acts at Newcastle’s favourite comedy club
Call 0191 300 9700 or visit the website www.thestand.co.uk
31 High Bridge,
Newcastle upon Tyne,
NE1 1EW
Box Office:
0191 300 9700
thestand.co.uk
@StandNewcastle
/StandNewcastle
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We are on Tripadvisor
Swing into the New Year with the
Glenn Miller Orchestra led by Ray McVay
on December 29. The band is joined by the
Jiving Lindy Hoppers and will be performing
classic wartime chart toppers.
On January 15, the Classic Rock Show
returns with the Top 20 Greatest Guitar Riffs
of All Time. Part two of the tour features Led
Zeppelin’s Whole Lotta Love, Queen’s I Want
It All, and AC/DC’s Highway To Hell.
Get your air guitars ready, people!
For a gentler evening, ECHO Rising Stars
on January 16 brings together three of the
finest young musicians for a night of classic
music – cellist Harriet Krijgh, harpist Remy
van Kesteren, and pianist Cathy Krier.
Sage Gateshead, sagegateshead.com
Discover something new this January
at The Acoustic Factory at O2
Academy, which brings together
local bands, solo artist and
singer-songwriters.
Acts include local fourpiece rock band SkyRush,
finalists in the Soundwave
Music Competition in
2015; acoustic singersongwriter Craig Roddam;
multi-instrumentalist and
songwriter Meghann Clancy,
and acoustic pop from
Hannah Brown.
O2 Academy
January 14, £6
o2academynewcastle.
co.uk
Classic Rock Show
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Hello
CHRISTMAS
2016!
It’s super ‘16!
e
Grab your diary - here’s our guide to som
of the best events of 2016 in NE1
After more than 100,000 people flocked to Grey Street for a weekend of classic
cars and more in 2015, NE1’s Newcastle Motor Show is back (July 9-10). The
streets will also be packed a week later for Newcastle Pride (July 16-17), before the
big screen returns to Grey’s Monument for NE1’s Monument Movies (from July
26) and outdoor table tennis tables return to the city’s streets.
Join the party in and around Stowell Street as
Chinatown marks Chinese New Year (February
8), before enjoying a little romance in the city on
Valentine’s Day (February 14).
Eat at the city’s best restaurants for
just £10 or £15 in August with the 12th
NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week.
Treat your mum on Mother’s Day (March 6), and enjoy the
Royal Shakespeare Company’s return to Newcastle with
A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Northern Stage (March 16-26).
Join the St Patrick’s Day party across the city (March 17) before
taking a well-earned break over Easter (Good Friday March 25).
Welcome thousands of new faces to the city in September
with Freshers’ Week at Newcastle and Northumbria
universities. Mo Farah hopes to defend his Great North Run
title (September 11), and the city’s historic landmarks open
their doors for Heritage Open Days (September 8-11).
The biggest NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week to date takes
place January 18-24- eat out for just £10 or £15!
Browse the city’s finest vinyl collections old and new
on Record Store Day (April 16), when record stores
citywide will stage special events.
Start the summer with a trip to the beach
with the return of NE1’s Quayside Seaside.
Rugby League’s Magic Weekend returns to
St James’ Park with six matches (May 21-22),
while the city’s arty hotspots stay open
for the Late Shows (May 13-14).
Celebrate Latin culture with events across the city
during Vamos Festival (June 8-12), and enjoy the
many rides and attractions at The Hoppings
funfair on the Town Moor.
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Hello
CHRISTMAS
2016!
NE1’s Alive After Five scheme, which keeps the city
buzzing with late-nigh shopping and free parking from
5pm in seven city centre multi-storey car parks, celebrates
its sixth birthday. Meanwhile, ghosts and ghouls come out
for Hallowe’en (October 31).
Christmas 2016 officially begins with the unveiling of
the famous Fenwick Christmas window and the city’s
Christmas lights switch on.
It’s all about Christmas in NE1 with
festive markets, late-night shopping
and the return of St Nick in locations
across the city.
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MOTORHEAD
CHRISTMAS
Join us in 2016 for a special
programme of events to celebrate
thirty years of Dance City
Dance-along Dirty Dancing
DC30 Open Day
Sat 20 Feb | 8pm
Dress up and dance-along to the classic
dance film
Sun 21 Feb | 10am-4pm
Explore Dance City and join one of 1000 free
taster classes (advance booking recommended)
Dance Yourself Fit in 2016
60+ drop-in classes every week
for all ages and abilities
Ballet • Ballroom • Belly Dance • Bollywood
Contemporary • Flamenco • Hip Hop • Salsa
and much more...
Dance City Theatre
ACE OF SPADES
Earplugs at the ready, old
skool rockers - Motörhead are
heading to Newcastle.
Motörhead’s The Loudest Tour
in the World hits Europe Jan-Feb
2016, with support in Newcastle
from the legendary Girlschool.
They’re bringing a 41-year-old
back catalogue too, and if you’re
old enough to remember them
first time around, it’s to be hoped
you don’t find it too loud now.
Motörhead comprises the holy
trinity of heavy metal - Mikkey Dee
(percussion), Phil Campbell (guitar),
and the legendary Lemmy (bass
and vocals). Here’s more…
Founder member and
songwriter Lemmy (centre),
real name Ian Fraser Kilmister,
is the sole constant member
of Motörhead. Aged 70 (yes,
really), he is joined by Welsh
rock legend Phil Campbell, 54,
(left) who’s been in the band for
32 years, and Mikkey Dee, real
name Micael Kiriakos Delaoglou
(Swedish/Greek, aged 52, looks
103), who’s been in the band for
23 hard-living years.
Motörhead is widely thought
to be a reference to the drug
amphetamine (speed) after
Lemmy, who is a fan, said the name
of the band referenced ‘speed
freaks’. He has since said he was
referring to people who like cars.
The name Lemmy apparently
stems from his persistent
requests for money - “Lemmy a
few bucks”.
Of their performance at
Glastonbury in 2015, The
Guardian’s Mark Beaumont
wrote: “At 69, Lemmy is a slurring,
gargling rock wreck, a shrunken
Biker General of the Damned...
predictable but effective.”
Lemmy, who is rumoured
to have kept bourbon maker
Jack Daniels in business
single handedly over the last
50 years, was sacked about
100 years ago from the rock
band Hawkwind (he wrote
Motörhead’s first hit single,
Motörhead, for them originally).
He reckons that after they
dumped him in 1975, he bedded
all his former band members’
wives. Rock ‘n’ roll revenge is
sweet, it seems.
He also used to be a roadie
for Emerson Lake & Palmer
and for Jimi Hendrix, there is a
fantastic urban myth that he
had an orgy with all of the Nolan
Sisters backstage at Top of the
Pops (if only it were true), and he
famously has a huge collection of
Nazi memorabilia, which is nice.
When Motörhead’s biggest
hit, Ace of Spades, was adapted
for the video game Rock Band
2, its lyrics were changed to
reflect Lemmy’s legendary
immortality. “I don’t want to live
forever…but apparently I am.”
City Hall, January 23 2016, £36.50. www.newcastlecityhall.org
The UK’s biggest dance performance
programme outside London
Spring 2016 season includes: Tavaziva,
Kelly-Abbott Dance Theatre, Southpaw
Dance Company, Tom Dale Company,
Karla Shacklock Company, Gary Clarke
Company, Ockham’s Razor, Made by Katie
Green, FERTILE GROUND, Junk Ensemble
and National Youth Dance Company.
Tickets from £7.50. Buy 2 shows for £22.
Dance City, Temple Street,
Newcastle NE1 4BR
0191 261 0505 | dancecity.co.uk
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UNTIL JANUARY 16
THIN AIR
Collaborative film installation.
NewBridge Project,
thenewbridgeproject.com
JANUARY 16-APRIL 17
FENWICK UNWRAPPED
Discover how the magic
of Christmas has been
created through the years
at Fenwick Newcastle.
Discovery Museum,
twmuseums.org.uk/
discovery
HANNAH COLLINS
Unframed photographs
and installations that
create immersive spatial
experiences.
Baltic, balticmill.com
JAN 14-FEB 20
WHO ARE YOU AND
WHAT DO YOU WANT? JOCK MOONEY
An elaborate tableau
of sculptural objects,
drawings and sound, that
function as a personal
reflection on the artist’s life.
Vane Gallery, vane.org.uk
THE NUDE IGNITY OLIVER BRAID
Braid’s work has been led
by attempts to answer
a question first posed
by writer, raconteur and
gay icon, Quentin Crisp
in 1981: how, if at all,
may an object express
its maker? Tackling his
subject obliquely in order
to generate new angles of
understanding.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS FLORA WHITELEY
Paintings continuing
the artist’s investigation
into filmic and stagelike spaces, using a
collage aesthetic.
22
THE BLACK PORTRAITS AN ONGOING STORY OF
THE WORLD’S HUMAN
RIGHTS CHAMPIONS
Featuring Paul Piercy’s
striking portraits in
black impasto oil paint,
documenting some of the
world’s bravest human
rights activists.
Discovery Museum,
twmuseums.org.uk/
discovery
UNTIL JANUARY 5
RYANTOON POP UP SHOP
Rob Ryan paper cuts,
available exclusively at
BALTIC Shop.
ALYSIA ANNE: SHIFT
The complexities of loss
told through photography.
Laing Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/laing
LAURENCE KAVANAGH
A collage artwork.
Hatton Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/
hatton-gallery
UNTIL APRIL 10
THE ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE: THEN AND NOW
Tracing the origins and
legacy of the movement.
Laing Gallery,
RELOAD
80s, 90s and 00s.
Enigma, Carliol Square
B. WURTZ
Three dimensional
sculptures and installations
by the American artist.
BRIAN GRIFFITHS: BILL
MURRAY
Set pieces which draw
influence from the
actor’s persona.
LOVEDOUGH
Best of hip hop and RnB.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
ENCORE
House, RnB, deep.
Perdu, perdubar.com
DIGITAL MONDAYS
Born to dance!
Digital,
yourfutureisdigital.com
CLUB TROPICANA
Fun and sunshine!
House of Smith & Floritas,
house-of-smith.com
EVERY TUESDAY
WAIKIKI
Let’s party!
House of Smith & Floritas,
house-of-smith.com
EVERY WEDNESDAY
NAKED
House of Smith, Floritas
and Madame Koo
DIRTY POP
Student party.
O2 Academy, o2academy
newcastle.co.uk
SMOOVE AND FRIENDS
Get your funk on!
Music Slash Art,
musicslashart.com
LOOP
Techno and disco.
The CUT,
thecut.squarespace.com
PLAY
RnB and
commercial house.
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
CLUB
EVERY MONDAY
UNTIL FEBRUARY 28
NAKED
Sweets, treats and beats!
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
MAZED
Start your weekend here!
Perdu, perdubar.com
ALICE THEOBALD &
ATOMIK ARCHITECTURE
Exploring the
relationship between art
and architecture.
DIRTY LITTLE SECRET
Electro house.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
SHAKE
Hip hop and pop.
The CUT,
EVERY THURSDAY
UNTIL JANUARY 31
LYN HAGAN: THE
MEXICAN MAFIA AND ME
Based on letters sent to
artist and pen-pal Lyn
Hagan from Mexican mafia
hit-man Tony.
Laing Gallery,
DIRTIZ
Perdu’s biggest weekly
club night.
Perdu, perdubar.com
SEND YOUR EVENT LISTINGS TO [email protected]
DANCE
A little bit of everything.
Floritas, floritasbar.com
REBEL THURSDAYS
Rock and roll.
Digital,
OFF THE RECORD
Music for the soul.
Music Slash Art,
musicslashart.com
BEAU MONDE
RnB, house, hip hop.
Bonbar, bonbar.co.uk
JUNGLE
Get jungle fever!
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
ALPHA
Alternative music.
newcastle.co.uk
LOVE SATURDAYS
Dance classics.
Digital,
JAY ROCKWELL AND
JASON HOPPER
Music Slash Art,
musicslashart.com
DRAGNET
Electro, hip hop and disco.
The CUT,
S@S
The epicenter of class!
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
FERAL FRIDAYS
Digital’s weekly fixture
of un-domesticated
social behavior.
Digital,
EVERY SAT AND SUN
CLUB NOCTURNE
House beats and hip
hop vibes.
EVERY SUNDAY
EVERY SATURDAY
DJ LEVI SAX
Nu-disco, soul and house
with live saxophonist.
Tiger Hornsby,
tigerhornsby.co.uk
MUST
SEE
BE SOMEBODY
Hip hop, RnB, commercial.
VOODOO
House, RnB, hip hop.
Riverside Nightclub,
riversidenewcastle.co.uk
UPLIFTING GROOVE
Diverse tunes.
World Headquarters,
welovewhq.com
KINKYSLINKYSUNDAYS
Eclectic electronic dance.
The Telegraph,
telegraph.co.uk
PERSISTENCE
100% house.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
EVERY FRIDAY
FUTURE BOOGIE
Smoove & Tim Shaw.
Head of Steam,
theheadofsteam.co.uk
SUNDAYS ON ROTATION
Between The Lines, Testify,
5 Steps.
Music Slash Art,
musicslashart.com
GLEN HORSBOROUGH
House and nu-disco.
Tiger Hornsby,
tigerhornsby.co.uk
KINKY DISKO
Up-tempo RnB and house.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
SAY THE WORD
Hip hop, soul, funk
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
LISTINGS
CLUB
DECEMBER 31
BLACK AND WHITE BALL
The biggest party of the
year, taking inspiration
from New York City’s
iconic Studio 54. DJ lineup includes UDO, Aiden
Copland playing funky/vocal
house and RnB. £20.
KIDS
UNTIL APRIL
ILLUSTRATING HARRY
POTTER
Be transported to
the enchanting world
of Harry Potter as
reimaginedby illustrator
Jim Kay.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
FILM
STILL SHOWING
STAR WARS:
THE FORCE AWAKENS
Catch this year’s must-see
sci-fi epic. See cinema’s
websites for full listings.
Tyneside Cinema,
Empre Cinema, The Gate
empirecinemas.co.uk
TALKS/WORKSHOPS
JANUARY 16
BREAD FOR
BEGINNERS
Discover the secrets of
making bread and create a
delicious loaf to take home.
£65.
Chef’s Academy
Newcastle College
ncl-coll.ac.uk
23
LISTINGS
Grainger Market
Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
Open:
Monday and Wednesday 9am-5pm, Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9am-5.30pm
fresh fruit and vegetables
meat and fish
cafés and delicatessen
locally sourced foods
clothing, hardware and haberdashery
and much more
For more information please
call 0191 211 5542
DECEMBER 23
JANUARY 15
JANUARY 12
FROM JANUARY 1
JANUARY 7
REASONS TO BE
CHEERFUL
Weird and wonderful
cosmic sounds.
World Headquarters,
welovewhq.com
DEVILMAN
Drum and bass
heavyweight.
World Headquarters,
welovewhq.com
ANDY ZALTZMAN
Uniquely interactive
satirical stand-up.
The Stand, thestand.co.uk
Joy
The Danish Girl
Bringing in Baby: TBC
JANUARY 13
The Hateful Eight
RED RAW
New comedy.
FROM JANUARY 15
THE LEGENDARY GOGO
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Indie, soul, rock and roll,
motown and more. £3.
Digital,
DECEMBER 26
BOXING DAY SPECIAL
Paco Osuna and Richy
Ahmed. £28.50.
Digital,
DECEMBER 31
Email:
[email protected]
www.newcastle.gov.uk
NEW YEARS EVE
Tom Caulker eight hour
solo set.
World Headquarters,
welovewhq.com
NEW YEARS EVE LUMINAIRE
An evening of colour,
moving imagery and
amazing music.
Digital,
BLACK AND WHITE BALL
The biggest party of the
year, taking inspiration
from New York City’s iconic
Studio 54. DJ line-up
includes UDO, Aiden
Copland playing funky/
vocal house and RnB. £20.
THE MAYFAIR REUNION
New Years Eve rock party.
O2 Academy,
o2newcastle.com
TIGER HORNSBY’S
NYE PARTY
Featuring Boys of Brass,
DJ Levi Sax playing soul,
nu disco and house. Free
until 9pm.
Tiger Hornsby,
tigerhornsby.co.uk
24
JANUARY 16
JANE FITZ
The world famous
DJ touches down in
Newcastle.
World Headquarters,
welovewhq.com
FROM JANUARY 8
JANUARY 14-16
HOOTFEST!
Jo Caulfield, Simon
Donald, Jonny Pelham,
David Callaghan,
Matt Reed.
JANUARY 2
THE WEEKEND SHOWS
Tom Stade, Marian
Pashley, Jack Gardner,
Jonathan Mayor.
JANUARY 17
SIMON DONALD - BARRY
TWYFORD ISN’T MEANT
The Viz comic returns
with his remarkable
one-man show.
RED RAW
New comedy.
JANUARY 6
RED RAW
New comedy with
John Gordillo.
JANUARY 7-9
THE WEEKEND SHOWS
John Gordillo, Michael
Legge, Sally Anne
Hayward, Alfie Joey.
Children’s Film Club: TBC
EVERY DAY
Silver Screen: TBC
Creed, Room
The Revenant
JANUARY 20
THE SATURDAY SHOW
Gavin Webster, David
Callaghan, Steffen Peddie.
JANUARY 9
EXHIBITIONS AT LIFE
Young Explorers Zone
for under 7s, Curiosity
Zone, 4D Motion Ride,
Planetarium, Science
Theatre. £12.95
adult/£7.50 5-7s/£9.50
conc/under 4s free.
Life Science Centre,
life.org.uk
JANUARY 14
DECEMBER 23
DECEMBER 27-31
The Hateful Eight
JANUARY 11
COMEDY
RED RAW
New comedy. £2, 7pm.
FROM JANUARY 8
LISTINGS
FILM
JANUARY 16
MET Opera:
Les Pecheurs De Perles
Tyneside Cinema,
STILL SHOWING
Star Wars:
The Force Awakens
DECEMBER 23
Rare Exports
FROM DECEMBER 26
Grandma
DECEMBER 26
Bringing in Baby: TBC
JANUARY 15
The Revenant
Room
JANUARY 16
Met Opera: Les Pecheurs
De Perles (Bizet)
JANUARY 17
Access Cinema: Sensory
Friendly Cinema - TBC
Discovery Museum,
twmuseums.org.uk/
discovery
DECEMBER 24
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
DECEMBER 28
DECEMBER 29
Empire Cinemas, The Gate
empirecinemas.co.uk
Silver Screen: TBC
Reel Rock Film Tour 10
Harry Potter & The
Philosopher’s Stone
STILL SHOWING
FROM JANUARY 2
Star Wars:
The Force Awakens
The Danish Girl, Joy
SEE CINEMA’S WEBSITE
FOR FULL DETAILS
FROM DECEMBER 26
Snoopy And Charlie Brown:
A Peanuts Movie
Daddy’s Home
In The Heart of the Sea
JANUARY 2
JANUARY 3
Access Cinema: TBC
EVERY SATURDAY
SATURDAY STORYTIMES
Storytimes for young
children and their carers.
Free, 10.30am, 11.30am.
Great North Museum:
Hancock, great.
northmuseum.org.uk
PLANET MUSIC
Musical discovery for
children aged 5-7. £3, 1pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
The Polar Express
UNDER 5’S MUSIC
MAKING
Concerts and classes
for bumps, babies and
beyond. (Not Sundays).
£3, times vary.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
EVERY SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
BUSY B’S
Activities for young
artists inspired by Baltic
exhibitions. Free, 2-4pm.
KIDS
PERMANENT
EXHIBITIONS
PLANETARIUM
Sea monsters! Space!
Stargazing!
Great North Museum:
Hancock, great.
northmuseum.org.uk EVERY MONDAY AND
THURSDAY
BABIES BABBLE, PLAY
AND MORE
0-12 months. £3, 1.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
25
LISTINGS
DECEMBER 24
UNTIL DECEMBER 30
UNTIL JANUARY 3
ALADDIN
Annual panto. Follow
Aladdin as he woos
Princess Jasmine! £15.
Tyne Theatre & Opera
House, tynetheatreand
operahouse.uk
CHRISTMAS EVE
SKATING
Skating’s even more
magical on Christmas eve!
Family (1 adult 3 children or
2 adults 2 children) £24.50,
adults £8.50, children
(5-17) £6.50, 4 & unders
£5.50, conc £7.50.
life.org.uk
UNTIL DECEMBER 24
MAKING SPACE
Make a variety of
Christmas decorations,
including wreaths
and weaving. £12.95
adult/£7.50 5-7s/£9.50
conc/under 4s free.
life.org.uk
DECEMBER 30-31
MAKING SPACE
Squishy Circuits - use
playdough to build squishy
electronic sculptures
that light up, move and
make sounds. £12.95
adult/£7.50 5-7s/£9.50
conc/under 4s free, 11am1.30pm, 2.30pm-5pm.
life.org.uk
LITTLE MONKS
COOKERY CLUB
For 7-12 year olds with a
burgeoning interest in all
things food, allowing kids
to go at their own pace,
making cooking fun.
10am-3pm.
Blackfriars, blackfriars
restaurant.co.uk
26
KIDS COMEDY SHOW
Circus, comedy, and fun
and games! £4, 12pm.
JANUARY 17
THE WONDERFUL
WIZARD OF OZ
A new version of the
classic tale. Times vary.
Northern Stage,
northernstage.co.uk
HANG OUT AND DANCE
Dance and aerial sessions.
£5.50, Up to 10 years
10.30am-11.30am,
10+ 12pm-1pm.
Dance City,
dancecity.co.uk
UP AND OUT CHRISTMAS
SPROUT
Follow brave(ish) hero
William Russell Sprout
Junior up and out into the
winter sky. From £7.50
adult/child, £2 under 12
months, times vary.
Northern Stage,
northernstage.co.uk
JANUARY 2-3
MAKING SPACE
Soldering - Solder a
small badge with flashing
LEDs. £12.95 adult/£7.50
5-7s/£9.50 conc/under
4s free, 11am-1.30pm,
2.30pm-5pm.
life.org.uk
DICK WHITTINGTON
Hilarious slapstick
spectacular. From £12.50,
various times.
Theatre Royal,
theatreroyal.co.uk
UNTIL FEBRUARY 2
HUBBLE AT 25
The telescope’s
amazing triumphs.
life.org.uk
UNTIL FEBRUARY 21
SKATING AT LIFE
Newcastle’s only outdoor
ice rink. Family (1 adult
3 children or 2 adults 2
children) £24.50, adults
£8.50, children (5-17)
£6.50, 4 & unders £5.50,
conc £7.50
life.org.uk
LGBT
EVERY MONDAY
REWIND
Student night.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
KARAOKE
With DJ Drama.
The Yard, Scotswood Rd
HAPPY HOUR GAME
Push Vicky’s button!
Eazy St, eazy-street.co.uk
ILLUSTRATING HARRY
POTTER
Be transported to the
enchanting world of Harry
Potter as reimagined by
illustrator Jim Kay. Adult
£7.70, 4-16 years £6.60,
1-3 years £2.50, under 12
months free.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
CABARET AT THE YARD
Amazing cabaret.
The Yard, Scotswood Rd
MASHED
Rock, indie and alt music.
The Bank, Scotswood Rd
EVERY TUESDAY
FREE POOL
All day.
Secrets, Scotswood Rd
PAINTING WITH
RAINBOWS
Considering the
consequence of conflict,
environment and
friendship. Adult £7.70,
4-16 years £6.60, 1-3
years £2.50, under 12
months free.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
UNTIL OCTOBER
RHYME AROUND
THE WORLD
Much loved nursery
rhymes. Adult £7.70, 4-16
years £6.60, 1-3 years
£2.50, u-12 months free.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
TRIBUTE THURSDAYS
Hosted by Miss Lucy.
TIKI TIME
Open mic percussionist.
EVERY FRIDAY
KARAOKE
With Ruby Reynaulds.
EVERY WEDNESDAY
GENERATIONS
With Vicky Paris.
EVERY THURSDAY
NORTHERN PROUD
VOICES
Inclusive community
choir for LGBT people and
friends. £3, 7pm.
The Mining Institute,
northernproudvoices.co.uk
THE WHEEL
Chart and party tunes.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
PH:UK
Chart, pop, RnB, dance.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
YA BIG NIGHT OUT
Vicky Paris and Miss Lucy.
DJ STEVE GRANT
Disco, funk and soul.
Sunset Blvd,
Marlborough Crescent
CANDY POP
The weekend warm up.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
GLITTERBALL
60s, 70s, 80s, 90s.
EVERY FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
BETTY LEGS DIAMOND
Superb cabaret featuring
the inimitable Betty Legs
Diamond. From £5, 7pm Fri
6pm and 10pm Sat.
Boulevard,
boulevardnewcastle.co.uk
POLYNESIA
With DJ Hollie.
EVERY SUNDAY
SHADE
Music and cabaret.
SR44, Scotswood Rd
ARTS AND CRAFTS
MARKET
Grainger Market,
graingermarket.co.uk
MUSIC
EVERY WEDNESDAY
OPEN MIC
From 8pm.
Trillians,
trilliansnewcastle.co.uk
EVERY THURSDAY
KARAOKE
From 6pm.
Secrets, Scotswood Rd
FUN DAY SUNDAY
With Miss Vicky Paris.
TIKI BBQ
From 5pm.
PHYLIS AND OPHELIA B
Entertainment.
MARKETS
MONDAY TO SATURDAY
#JNR
Electro pop with
DJ Ian Mcleod.
SR44, Scotswood Rd
GRAINGER MARKET
9am-5pm/5.30.
graingermarket.co.uk
DJ STEVE GRANT
Disco, funk and soul.
Sunset Blvd,
Marlborough Crescent
SECOND SATURDAY OF
THE MONTH
LIVE LOUNGE
With Liam Fender. 8.30pm.
Newcastle Arms,
newcastlearms.co.uk
EVERY SATURDAY
THE PINK ROOM
Camp, charty party music,
drag DJs Penny Arcade
and Gloria Hole.
The Pink Room,
Westmoreland Rd
LISTINGS
EVERY MONDAY
CARWASH
Camp pop with Mutha
Tucka and Beauty O Killer.
SR44, Scotswood Rd
BEAUTY KILLER’S
BIG ONE
Top tunes!
UNTIL JUNE
UNTIL JANUARY 17
DECEMBER 28-30
DECEMBER 30
UNTIL APRIL
JANUARY 10
UNTIL JANUARY 2
ELF TRAINING
An exciting elf training
snow challenge! 1pm.
CAST A FESTIVE SPELL
A day of wand making,
magical storytimes and
Harry Potter themed fun.
Adult £7.70, 4-16 years
£6.60, 1-3 years £2.50,
under 12 months free.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
GAME ON 2.0
The biggest collection of
playable computer games
in the world.
life.org.uk
HAPPY FEET – MUMBLE’S
WILD RIDE
Thrilling, action-packed
4D adventure. £12.95
adult/£7.50 5-7s/£9.50
conc/under 4s free.
life.org.uk
EVERY SUNDAY
QUAYSIDE MARKET
From 9.30am.
Quayside Road
FIRST FRIDAY OF THE
MONTH
FARMERS MARKET
9.30am-2.30pm.
Grainger Street
ACOUSTIC NIGHT
Four fab acoustic
musicians.
The Duke of Wellington
LIVE SOUL THURSDAY
Acoustic sets, local artists.
Tiger Hornsby,
tigerhornsby.co.uk
EVERY FRIDAY
LIVE MUSIC
Trillians,
EVERY SATURDAY
LIVE MUSIC
Great acts every weekend.
Newcastle Arms,
newcastlearms.co.uk
EVERY SUNDAY
LIVE SOUL SUNDAY
Acoustic sets, local artists.
Tiger Hornsby,
tigerhornsby.co.uk
27
LISTINGS
DECEMBER 23
LINDISFARNE
The popular local folk act
bring Christmas cheer
to City Hall. From £20,
7.30pm.
Newcastle City Hall,
newcastlecityhall.org
UNTIL DECEMBER 24
THE SNOWMAN
Royal Northern Sinfonia
soundtrack the Christmas
favourite. From £14.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
DECEMBER 27
SO THIS IS CHRISTMAS!
Full of festive cheer and
magic, featuring Gemma
Merna playing Christmas
classics. £28, 7.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
JEZ LOWE AND THE
BAD PENNIES
Festive songs old and new
from BBC Folk Awards
2015 nominee. £14, 2pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
DECEMBER 29
JANUARY 8
PORTMANTEAU
Hard hitting funk, soul
and hip hop nine-piece.
Free, 7pm.
Hoochie Coochie,
hoochiecoochie.co.uk
PANNONICA
Zoe Gilby and Paul Edis
Duo. Free, 9pm.
Jazz Café,
jazzcafe-newcastle.co.uk
JANUARY 9
BIANCA DEL RIO
Drag queen supremo.
newcastle.com
DUENDE
Featuring Mark Williams
and Steve Glendinning.
Free, 9pm.
Jazz Café,
JANUARY 10
ALIEN ANT FARM
American rock band. 7pm.
Northumbria University
Students Union,
mynsu.northumbria.ac.uk
JANUARY 14
STRICLY SMOKIN BIG
BAND XMAS DANCE
Dancing and swinging! £8,
7pm.
Hoochie Coochie,
THE ACOUSTIC FACTORY
SkyRush, Craig Roddam,
Sean Hainey, Meghann
Clancy, Hannah Brown,
Connor Thomas.
newcastle.com
DECEMBER 31
JANUARY 15
BELLOWHEAD
See in the new year in
rambunctious style, with
folk superstars Bellowhead.
£47, 9pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
THE CLASSIC
ROCK SHOW
Enjoy the Top 20 Greatest
Guitar Riffs of all Time part 2! £24.50, 7.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
28
JANUARY 18
AFTER MIDNIGHT
See the new year in with
local band After Midnight,
who celebrate their 30th
anniversary. 8pm.
The Cluny 2, thecluny.com
DESPITE MY
DEEPEST FEAR
Plus Exist Immortal. 7pm.
Think Tank? @ Digital,
ssdconcerts.co.uk
PATTY GRIFFIN
Grammy-award winning
singer-songwriter.
£21.50, 8pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
TORTURED SOUL
Brooklyn-based dance trio.
£15, 7pm.
Hoochie Coochie,
DIGITS
Plus Black Nevada,
Enversa, Black Velvet.
newcastle.com
PAUL SKERRIT BAND
9pm.
Jazz Café,
PUB QUIZ
EVERY SUNDAY
THE HANCOCK
50p, 8pm.
The Hancock, thehancock
newcastle.co.uk
CHARLES GORDON/BEN
GRANT DUO
Spontaneous
improvisations on jazz
standards. Free, 9pm.
Jazz Café,
STEVE GLENDINNING
QUARTET
Top North East jazz
musicians. £5, 8pm.
The Globe, jazz.coop
JANUARY 17
ALICE GRACE QUINTET
Singer/songwriter, deep
house/nu-disco DJ.
Free, 4pm.
Hoochie Coochie,
THE BODEGA
£1, 8.30pm.
The Bodega, thebodega
newcastle.co.uk
THE NEW BRIDGE
£1, 8.30pm.
The New Bridge, thenew
bridgenewcastle.co.uk
SPORT
DECEMBER 26
EVERY MONDAY
QUIZ NIGHT FOR THE
INTELLIGENT
Free drinks prizes and
buffet. 8pm.
The Duke of Wellington
NEWCASTLE VS
EVERTON
KO 3pm.
St James’ Park, nufc.co.uk
JANUARY 8
NEWCASTLE EAGLES VS
SURREY SCORCHERS
TO 7.30pm.
Sports Central,
newcastle-eagles.com
JANUARY 12
INTERACTIVE QUIZ
From 8pm.
The Quayside Bar,
facebook.com/
jdwthequayside
NEWCASTLE VS MAN UTD
KO 7.45pm.
JANUARY 13
NORTH TERRACE
Gen. knowledge. £2, 8pm.
North Terrace,
Claremont Road
5 STAR WRESTLING
Featuring Rey Mysterio, AJ
Styles and more. From £30.
Metro Radio Arena,
metroradioarena.co.uk
EVERY TUESDAY
JANUARY 15
TYNESIDE BAR CAFE QUIZ
£5 per team, 8.30pm.
Tyneside Bar Cafe,
NEWCASTLE EAGLES VS
BRISTOL FLYERS
TO 7.30pm.
Sports Central,
newcastle-eagles.com
EVERY THURSDAY
REDHOUSE
Cash prize and a free pie
for the winner. 50p, 8pm.
Redhouse,
theredhousencl.co.uk
STAGE
JANUARY 11
HENRY ROLLINS
Punk rock icon and
raconteur. £18.50, 7.30pm.
Tyne Theatre & Opera
House, tynetheatreand
operahouse.uk
JANUARY 19-30
EVERY TUESDAY
KEEP FIT CEILI
Movement to music. Free,
6.30pm-8pm.
Tyneside Irish Centre,
tynesideirish.com
LISTINGS
TRACE YOUR IRISH
ANCESTRY
Free, 7-8.30pm.
tynesideirish.com
DECEMBER 29
SET DANCING
Irish formal dance. Free,
8-10pm.
tynesideirish.com
EVERY WEDNESDAY
TRILLIANS
From 8pm.
Trillians,
JANUARY 16
THE FIRELIGHT OPERA
Plus Jen Stevens & The
Hiccups, Straosphere, One
Man Revival.
newcastle.com
HAIRSPRAY
It’s Baltimore 1962, where
Tracy Turnblad, a big
girl with big hair and an
even bigger heart, is on
a mission to follow her
dreams and dance her way
onto national TV. From £16.
Theatre Royal,
theatreroyal.co.uk
PILATES CLASS
Open to all. Free, 10.30am.
Newcastle Buddhist
Centre, mindfulnessbased
therapies.co.uk
GET STARTED WITH
DRAWING
Introductory classes.
Free, 6-8pm.
tynesideirish.com
EVERY THURSDAY
TALKS
WORKSHOPS
EVERY DAY
VICTORIA TUNNEL
Discover what lies beneath
the city’s streets! Times
vary. Booking essential.
Meet at Arch 6,
Stepney Bank,
ouseburntrust.org.uk
EVERY MONDAY
IRISH LANGUAGE
LESSONS
Develop skills and learn to
read basic text. Free, 7pm9pm (beginners 6pm-7pm)
tynesideirish.com
MINDFUL YOGA
Restorative yoga. Free/by
donation, noon.
Newcastle Buddhist
therapies.co.uk
CHAIR BASED YOGA
For people with mobility
difficulties. Free, 1pm.
Newcastle Buddhist
therapies.co.uk
JANUARY 16
EVERY TUES, WEDS
AND FRI
IRISH MUSIC
Bring your instrument and
learn to play. Free, 7-8pm.
tynesideirish.com
NEWCASTLE VS
WEST HAM UTD
KO 3pm.
FREE GUIDED TOURS
11.15am.
Tyneside Cinema,
GROUP CHEOIL
Free, 8-9pm.
tynesideirish.com
WINTER WARMER
WANDER - DOON
THE QUAY
Informal walk crossing the
Millennium Bridge, with
seasonal refreshments at
St Mary’s Heritage Centre.
2pm, £4.
Meet at Guildhall,
newcastlecityguides.org
DECEMBER 30
WINTER WARMER
WANDER - ALONG THE
RIVERSIDE
Discover Newcastle and
Gateshead’s historic
riverside, with seasonal
refreshments at St Mary’s
Heritage Centre. 2pm, £4.
Meet at Guildhall,
newcastlecityguides.org
JANUARY 2
BREAD MAKING FOR
BEGINNERS
Create delicious
homemade bread. £90pp
incl refreshments, a set
lunch, wine, coffee, your
own apron and bread to
take home! 10am-4pm.
restaurant.co.uk
JANUARY 6
NEWCASTLE
UNIVERSITY BOOK
DISCUSSION CLUB
Joe Sacco’s Area Gorazade:
The War in Eastern Bosnia 1992-95. 5.30pm.
Newcastle City Library,
newcastle.gov.uk
29
LISTINGS
PHANTOMS AT THE PHIL
Storytelling. £5, 7pm.
The Lit & Phil,
litandphil.org.uk
ARCS AND SPARKS
STORE TOUR
Free, 11am.
Discovery Museum,
twmuseums.org.uk/
discovery
DISCOVER YOUR
HERITAGE
newcastle.gov.uk
JANUARY 9
IMAGE CREDITS: © Victoria and Albert Museum, London
OLD NEWCASTLE TOUR
Monthly guided walk which
also includes entry to the
Castle Keep and Black
Gate. £6.50, 2pm-3pm.
Newcastle Castle,
newcastlecastle.co.uk
MUSEUM RESOURCE
CENTRE TOUR
See objects from the
Great North Museum’s
archaeology, natural
history and ethnography
collections. Free, 11am.
Discovery Museum,
twmuseums.org.uk/
discovery
FROM JANUARY 13
MAMMALS OF THE
NORTH EAST
10 week course, every
Wednesday from January
13. £85, 1.30pm-3.30pm.
Great North Museum:
Hancock, nhsn.ncl.ac.uk
JANUARY 14
CONTEMPORARY ART
AND SINCERITY
Explore Brian Griffiths’
exhibition. Free, 11am.
30
JANUARY 15
JANUARY 20
FLORA WHITELEY
IN CONVERSATION
With songwriter and
musician Paul Smith. 6pm.
LICHENS IN THE
NORTH EAST
Talk by Dr Janet Simkin.
Free, 7pm-8pm.
Great North Museum:
JANUARY 16
COOKING FOR
BEGINNERS
£90 incl refreshments,
lunch, wine, coffee and
apron to take home.
restaurant.co.uk
GALLERY WORKSHOP
Susie Green joins Flora
Whiteley to host an
experimental workshop. 2pm.
BREAD FOR BEGINNERS
Discover the secrets of
making bread. £65.
Chef’s Academy,
Newcastle College,
ncl-coll.ac.uk
FROM JANUARY 18
NEWCASTLE’S
GRAINGER MARKET
Local history talk from
Yvonne Young. 1pm.
newcastle.gov.uk
OUR ENERGY FUTURE
10 week course. Every
Monday or Thursday from
January 18. £85, 10.30am12.30pm.
Great North Museum:
THE ARTS AND CRAFTS
HOUSE: THEN AND NOW
With art historian Dr
Barbara Morden. £3 +
exhibition ticket, 1pm.
Laing Gallery,
ONE-OFF
EVENTS
DECEMBER 31
WINTER CARNIVAL
Join the party at Grey’s
Monument from 5pm
before the parade heads
to the Civic Centre for a
fireworks finale at 6pm.
newcastlegateshead.
com/winter-festival
JANUARY 5
LADIES LUNCH CLUB
Retro 1970s lunch. 11am.
restaurant.co.uk
18th-24th January
#NE1RestaurantWeek
JANUARY 16-17
DECEMBER 27-31
NEW YEARS WISHES
Add your creation to
BALTIC’s wall of wishes.
DECEMBER 31
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY
Free entry.
Trillians,
THE NORTH EAST
WEDDING SHOW
Everything you need for
your big day, with more
than 100 suppliers. £5.
Metro Radio Arena,
metroradioarena.co.uk
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JANUARY 19
THE LIGHT AND THE DARK
French literature of
the Great War, with Ian
McArdle. Free, 6pm.
The Lit & Phil,
litandphil.org.uk
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