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Elvis, Bollywood & Eaten by Lions

One of the real highlight of the summer arrives in July when GemArts once aga...
Game of Life

50 years of videogaming is being celebrated at ‘Game On 2.0’ which is invading the Life Science Ce...
Looking good on skint

Inspired by the rent parties of the 1920s Harlem Renaissance, and the poetry of Langston ...
A certain je ne sais quoi

Lacoste is probably more usually associated with sharp men’s fashion but they also do...
Summer’s here!

This year the Biscuit Factory’s summer show has a botanical bent and takes in arts, crafts, fo...
The really Wild show

Wild is a celebration of the natural history of the British Isles and it’s coming to Palac...
25 years of Durham Brewery

The magnificent Durham Brewery are celebrating 25 years of providing us with some of...
Kemp! Caulker! Class!

Martin Kemp – yes THAT Martin Kemp – is taking to the decks in July to bring us the ultim...
Packing real tunes

Dr Packer is the alias of West Australian DJ/producer Greg Packer and he’s something of a wo...
Cruising colour

Oliver Doe’s new exhibition questions the way we see queer people.
Barca on Tyne

One of our favourite Tynemouth venues Barca are hosting a long weekend of DJ action in July to co...
It’s Pride O’Clock!

Northern Pride returns to Newcastle in July for three days of what can only be describe...
Spenny for your thoughts

Norman Cornish (1919-2014) was the last surviving member of the “Pitman’s Academy” art...
Booze, bands & Gosforth

The unremittingly splendid Gosforth Beer Festival returns over the first weekend in Aug...
Save this little fella!

A new exhibition of north-east schoolchildren’s drawings – working with artist, Jane Le...
A vision for sound

The Sonic Arts Week festival returns to Teesside in July with a plethora of events celebrati...
Folk: All mine, all mine

The Folk on the Tyne festival at Sage Gateshead will feature a day packed with gigs, w...
Rigs, furrows and sheep

Mary Ann Rogers is one of the UK’s foremost wildlife artists but she’s also a dab hand ...
Don’t mention the walrus

‘Wrestling the Walrus’ won last year’s Hodgkiss Award and it’s coming to ARC in Stoc...
Deeply Dippy

When one of the country’s most famous attractions, Dippy the Diplodocus, comes stomping into Great...
25 years of Durham Brewery

The magnificent Durham Brewery are celebrating 25 years of providing us with some of...
Ready steady LOUDMAMMOTH

Get your high-five hand at the ready to wave in the direction of Rachel, Will and Decl...