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Newcastle upon Tyne Attractions
University Gallery and Baring Wing
Established in 1977 as a teaching gallery and the University's link between town and gown, the University Gallery's policy is to present exhibitions by artists of national and international distinction, as well as less established but promising artists.
By the early 1990s the Gallery's international profile was firmly established with a series of major touring exhibitions of Edvard Munch's work including the curatorship of the Frieze of Life exhibition at the National Gallery, London.
The Gallery continues to initiate high profile exhibitions with touring links in America, Japan, Greece, Italy and Germany, while maintaining an annual programme of exhibitions by artists of regional and national distinction. The Gallery specialises in contemporary painting, sculpture, printmaking and photography exhibitions, as well as historic and thematic loan exhibitions from national collections.
Acquisitions to The Permanent Collection, comprising over 350 works, reflect the exhibition programme's strong regional, national and international links. Exhibitions are supported by scholarly publications, interpretative literature and an education programme for adults and children, including public lectures, art classes and study days. The Gallery also provides training and work experience for students, as well annual placements for graduate and post-graduate students from Northumbria and Newcastle Universities.
In 2003/4, with grant support from the Baring Foundation, Northern Rock and the Monument Trust, the Gallery underwent a major redevelopment programme to improve access, double the exhibition space and provide a highly visible public entrance facing the City. Nico Widerberg's sculpture 'Pillar Man' commissioned by ACE and the City as part of the 'Hidden Rivers' programme, marks the entrance to the University Gallery and is one of three other major sculptures, commissioned by the university as part of its 'Percent for Art' policy.
The Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal Newcastle stages a broad range of performances including West End musicals, ballet and dance, comedy, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre, Opera North, Rambert Dance and family friendly shows.
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The Biscuit Factory
Welcome to The Biscuit Factory, Britain's biggest commercial gallery comprising 35,000 square feet, with two floors of exhibition spaces and two floors of artists' studios.
We sell paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, photography, ceramics, jewellery and glass by artists from all over the world. The Biscuit Factory is a fun, relaxed place to buy original contemporary art in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne.
With a cafe and a restaurant on site you need not go hungry or thirsty, Byker Vista cafe is situated on the first floor - it is the perfect place to enjoy a light lunch or a coffee and a slice of delicious cake whilst taking in the views of the famous Byker Wall.
Free Admission.
The Castle Keep
Constructed in stone between 1168-1178 by Henry ll, The Castle Keep Newcastle Upon Tyne overlooks the River Tyne, and is one of the finest examples of a Norman Keep surviving today in this country. The Keep was restored on several occasions during 1810,...
Life Science Centre
As the biggest and best Science Centre in the North of England, if you're curious about the world around you, there's something for you and your family at Life - whatever your age. There's so much to do and it's all included in the price of admission.
Journey to the stars in the region's biggest planetarium theatre, hold-on tight on the Motion Ride, and laugh and learn with our amazing science explainers in a live science show in the Life Theatre. When you get your breath back, learn more about yourself in Human Life. Dress for the desert, touch the ice of the Arctic and smell the fish market in New York City.
A great day out for all!
Seven Stories
Seven Stories is the first museum in the UK wholly dedicated to the art of children's books and the creativity they inspire. Step inside to discover a world of exhbitions, dressing up, arts and crafts and special events. Just off Newcastle's bustling Quayside.
Birkheads Secret Gardens and Nursery
Three acres of secluded and diverse gardens set in beautiful countryside. Plantswoman/garden designers garden established by present owners in 1987.
The nursery and coffee shop are in the old walled garden with paths leading to further secret gardens each with their own distinctive character. Since 1978 the owners have created the gardens from grassland to attract wildlife and visitors alike.
The adjoining nursery sells plants propagated on site. Gardening advice available. The pantiled coffee shop offers a selection of tasty treats and excellent coffee. It overlooks the Topiary Garden where you can take tea under the 120 year old vine in the conservatory or on the terrace while bird watching!
Beamish Wild Ropes Activity Course and Birds of Prey Centre
Beamish Wild is an Outdoor Activity Organisation containing both a Ropes Activity Centre and a Birds of Prey Conservation Centre.
Our High Ropes Course gives visitors the chance to experience the ultimate adrenaline rush high in the treetops; climbing through Tunnel Nets, Balance Beams, Zip Wires and finally jumping the 'leap of faith' and free falling on our incredible 65ft power-fan. Admission onto the High Ropes Course also includes free entry into the Conservation Centre.
For those a little to young for the High Ropes Course, our Adventure Playground is available and free to use.
Our Birds of Prey Conservation Centre houses over 70 magnificent birds, including Tropical Screech Owls, Golden Eagles, African White Backed Vultures, Hawks, Falcons, Snowy Owls, and majestic Bald Eagles.
Our Flight Displays and opportunities to take one of our resident owls for a walk in the woodland take place twice daily (limited availability).
Birds of Prey Experience Packages are available, giving visitors an opportunity to get closer to, and fly, Hawks, Falcons, Owls and Eagles.
Beamish Wild is open from 10:00am until 4:30pm everyday.
Broom House Farm Shop and Woodland Adventure
Broom House Farm offers the ideal day out. Let the children run off steam in the play area whilst you sit back with the papers before visiting our unique 10 acre woodland adventure playground. Look out for the piglets, sheep and cows around, and admire the views of the Durham countryside.
Browse in the real farm shop and admire the Aberdeen Angus beef in the counter. The butchers work hard to ensure that their knowledge is passed on to visitors. Visit the coffee shop with it's sedum roof, cosy log burning stove and sunny deck. Enjoy Rebecca's cakes and our delicious light lunches.
Whitehouse Farm Centre
Visit Northumberland's largest Farm Attraction with so much to offer. Hug a bunny, stroke a snake or be mesmerised by the meerkats! Feed a wide range of animals including goats, sheep, llamas, cows, ponies, fallow deer and parma wallabies. Get close to some of our furry friends like guinea pigs, mice,dumbo rats and chicks or the exotic animals such as skunks, micropigs, lizards and reindeer.
Explore the many play areas including soft play barn, adventure playground, Frisbee Golf, Go-karts, trampolines, willow maze, tractor/trailer rides and more plus cafe, picnic areas and gift shop.
Bottle feed lambs and goats in spring and calves in summer. Special Events throughout the year and a full programme of hands on activities during the school holidays.
A Farmtastic fun filled day is guaranteed whatever the weather!
Fifiefofum Ltd
A unique award winning rural fine art gallery specialising in contemporary artwork from established artists.
The gallery is large and spacious and offers a wonderful space for exhibitions. A quarterly exhibition programme enables work in the gallery to change regularly.
Our next major show, is a group of selected artists from the Society of Wildlife Artists, a 4 day artists residency sponsored by Patricia J Arnold Ltd, will enable people to meet with the artists and see work produced on location. Exhibition runs from Saturday 23 October until 31 December 2010.
Woodhorn
Located in original colliery buildings, Woodhorn is a wonderful mixture of museum, art gallery and archives. The buildings - old and new - are stunning and the contents fascinating.
Enjoy the changing exhibition and events programme all year round, and see the paintings by The Ashington Group better known now as The Pitmen Painters. Explore the colliery buildings and learn about how coal was won. See the miners' banners too and find out about how life was in a mining community through the Coal Town.
Visit at weekends and take a trip through the country park on the narrow gauge railway (small charge). Operated by volunteers so subject to change.
Take a walk around the park too and look out for the red squirrels. Free admission.