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JUL 08-22
2015
WHAT’S ON IN NEWCASTLE
www.getintonewcastle.co.uk
NE1 MONUMENT
MOVIES IS BACK
Get set for a summer of classic cinema and movie
blockbusters on the big screen at Grey’s Monument
PLUS: THE NE1 NEWCASTLE MOTOR SHOW + PRIDE 2015
HENRI MATISSE ON SHOW + SUMMERTYNE FESTIVAL
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MOVIE MANIA
PRIDE 2015
NE1 Monument Movies is back
and bigger than ever!
Our guide to the biggest party of
the summer
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08 TRY THIS
Something different in NE1
11 PICTURE THIS
Henri Matisse comes to Newcastle
14 MUSIC
Movie scores meet Goldie Lookin’
Chain, meets Black Grape
16 REVVED UP
Our guide to the first
NE1 Newcastle Motor Show
19 YEE-HAW!
Mosey on down to SummerTyne
Americana Festival
22 LISTINGS
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UPFRONT
NEWS
UPFRONT
WORD ON THE
STREET
WILDLIFE CAPTURED
Sure, that Farne Island seal is pretty damn
cute - but is it cute enough? Cuter than, say, a
tiny ladybird trundling across a flower?
We will find out this month as the winners of
the North East Wildlife Photography Awards are
announced at Great North Museum: Hancock.
More than 1,600 photos were entered this
year and you can see the shortlisted entries,
meet the photographers and find out who has
won at the free awards event on July 9.
As well as a preview of the exhibition, the
awards event will feature a talk from BBC
naturalist George McGavin. An exhibition of the
winning images will run until September 27.
Great North Museum: Hancock, July 9, free
northeastwildlifephoto.co.uk
ALL BAA NONE
With material veering from the
staunchly political to the wildly
silly, you never know what you’re
going to get with the Canadian
comic Glenn Wool.
The title of his work-inprogress show doesn’t
give much away either:
Creator, I Am But A
Pawn could be a
work of religious
soul searching or a
rant about chess.
Either way, you’re
assured a good
time thanks to his
caustic humour
and theatrical
charm.
The Stand
July 14, £10
thestand.co.uk
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ARE WE SITTING
COMFORTABLY?
Having been closed for a refurb, the Centre for
Children’s Books reopens with a fab line-up of
exhibitions for book-loving youngsters.
New exhibits include a show from writer-illustrator
Michael Foreman looking at the importance of friendship,
a lively and colourful nursery rhyme exhibition, and A Bear
Called Paddington, in which everyone’s favourite Peruvian
bear comes to life in manuscripts and original illustrations.
Seven Stories, from July 19, from £6, sevenstories.org.uk
GOOD BYE
BOOK IT!
Bibliophiles rejoice - BALTIC’s Artists’ Book
Market is back with wares from artists,
bookmakers, small press publishers, zine
artists and bookbinders.
Get involved in a bookmaking workshop, learn
how to create a book using iPad software or go
lo-fi with your very own photocopied perzine
(that’s a personal zine to you and me).
BALTIC, July 10-11, free, balticmill.com
Theatre maker Daniel Bye’s new work
Going Viral preys on our fears of
contamination in the digital and
physical world, fusing thrilling
storytelling, playful comedy
and educational elements in a
nerve-shredding story in which
a strange new disease sweeps
the world.
The show is followed by a
discussion with scientific adviser
and infections specialist Dr Mark
Booth at which you can settle
your fears - or not!
Northern Stage
July 15-16, from £8
northernstage.co.uk
COME DINE WITH US
This summer’s NE1
Newcastle Restaurant
Week is just around
the corner with the
city’s best restaurants
including Indian
streetfood kitchen Dabbawal (pictured),
Café 21 and Carluccio’s already signed
up to take part in what is expected to be
the biggest Restaurant Week yet.
August 3-9, getintonewcastle.co.uk
IF THE CHOUX FIT
If you’re looking for an
indulgent treat (as we
often are here at NE1
HQ) head for Les
Petites Choux which
faces Leazes park.
The family-run café and patisserie is
packed with pastries, cakes and lots more.
Leazes Crescent
les-petits-choux.co.uk
FACELIFT
One of the city’s
most iconic buildings
is undergoing a £1m
refurb. The work at
Northern Goldsmiths
will be complete any
day now and is being carried out to
maintain the property’s listed features.
Blackett Street, goldsmiths.co.uk
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UPFRONT
NEWS
UPFRONT
RAISE A GLASS
TRAVEL TOP TIPS
with Lauren Atchison, Hays Travel
BEST FOR CLOTHES?
I love River Island as it’s
always up to date when it
comes to trends, and it’s
really good value.
BEST FOR LUGGAGE?
I tend to shop around when
I need luggage. So far this
year, Debenhams has had
the best offers and I’ve
bagged a couple of bargains.
BEST FOR SUNGLASSES?
I’ve never been able to keep
a pair of sunglasses for very
long so I normally grab a
couple of affordable pairs
from Primark so I’m not too upset when
I leave them by the pool or in my hotel.
IMAGE CREDITS: © Hugo Glendinning
BEST FOR GUIDE BOOKS?
WH Smith is always my go
to as their travel section
is huge.
BEST FOR SUN CREAM?
I always go to Boots just
before my holidays for all
those last minute
essentials. There are always
really good offers on and their
membership programme is fantastic!
haystravel.co.uk
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OPEN BOOKS
Visit the inner sanctum of one of Newcastle’s most
unique treasures as The Lit & Phil opens its doors for a
special open day.
From lectures on the rich heritage of the region to
musical storytelling featuring Winnie The Pooh and a
journey through space and time in Astronomy For Kids,
there’s something for all the family. Gail-Nina Anderson
looks at the history of the curious Vampire Rabbit sculpture,
the GHOSTnortheast team share their experiences and
crime writer Ann Cleeves pops in for a chat about her work.
Lit & Phil, July 11, free, litandphil.org.uk
Learn a new skill and produce some beautiful
artworks of your own thanks to Laing Art
Gallery’s workshops.
Discover the wonderful world of glass
making on July 12 as Kimoci Glass helps you
to create a striking glass window panel using
coloured Bullseye sheet glass. On July 19,
Hayley Mardon will show you how to create
gorgeous jewellery made from recycled
materials, offering an environmentally friendly
insight into design.
Laing Art Gallery, July 12 & 19, from £30
twmuseums.org.uk/laing-art-gallery
BREAK A LEG
TOMORROW…
The sun is certain to come out when smash-hit musical
Annie comes to Toon this month.
See Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood as you’ve never
seen him before, as he treads the boards as the formidable
Miss Hannigan in what promises
to be a colourful, energetic and
heart-warming production
full of unforgettable
songs including It’s A
Hard Knock Life, Easy
Street and I Don’t Need
Anything But You. You
can bet your bottom
dollar you’ll have a
fantastic night out!
Theatre Royal
July 11-18, from £17
theatreroyal.co.uk
WITH THE CANDLESTICK,
IN THE CONSERVATORY
Set in the suitably spooky medieval Black
Gate, Suspect Productions’ thrilling
whodunnit Once A Knight offers a night of
blood-curdling murder in historic surrounds.
Set in the Dark Ages, the three-act production
is your chance to turn sleuth and find a
mysterious killer. Our money’s on the butler.
Black Gate, July 10-11, £10
newcastlecastle.co.uk
Home-grown comic talent will test their
latest work one last time at Northern Stage
before heading north to the Edinburgh
Fringe festival this month.
The group of top-notch comedians
includes some of the
region’s finest up-andcoming talent. Hal
Branson, Rahul Kohli,
Sammy Dobson,
David Callahan and
BBC New Comedy
Award Winner Lost
Voice Guy (pictured)
will join MC Lee Kyle
for a night chock full of
chortling charm.
Northern Stage
July 30
£5, northern
stage.co.uk
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TRY THIS
TRY THIS
SPLASH!
Step into the belly of a whale at BALTIC
with a new exhibition aboard a 71ft
container built to reimagine ‘the longest
lorry in the world’ used in the 1950s, 60s,
and 70s to transport a preserved whale
around Europe. Fiona Tan’s Depot reimagines
the journeys of Jonah The Giant Whale, a
massive blue whale caught in Norwegian
waters in 1952 which caused a sensation
across Europe. Google tells us the whale’s
remains are in a warehouse somewhere in
Germany, perhaps Belgium - there is some
debate - so Tan’s container is instead filled
with curiosities and a film installation offering
an insight into Newcastle’s whaling history.
BALTIC, July 10-November 1, free
balticmill.com
LOOK
INTO MY
EYES
Given the name
of Rob Temple’s
show, Live &
Outrageous, you
can be certain that
the controversial
hypnotist will
provide a noholds barred
performance.
A purveyor of
irresistible charm and
naughty sketches,
Temple lets you
become the star of the
show in ways you could
never dream of. Don’t
blame us if you spend
a week after the show
thinking you’re a chicken...
The Stand, July 21, £10
thestand.co.uk
QUEER AS FOLK
Ideally timed for the city’s Pride celebrations, Joseph Mercier
and Panic Lab’s double bill of dance performances explore
queerness and masculinity.
Swan Lake 2: Dark Waters isn’t as scary as it sounds, as the
solo portrait explores the depiction of the prince in the iconic
ballet. Meanwhile, Versus’ mixed martial arts displays a fusion of
choreographed movement and wrestling to provide a thrilling dance
performance inspired by the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur.
Dance City, July 9, £5, dancecity.co.uk
TOON TWEETS
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Bowling, climbing and new gym
facilities @EldonLeisure in the heart of
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Time for the best (and probs only) table
#football tourny in town. Still space for last
minute teams! #Newcastle
EMMA BRICE (@MISS_EMINA):
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AAG ARCHAEOLOGY
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Doorstep of one of the houses
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FRENCH OVEN BAKERY
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The funfair has arrived in town. The
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I’M LISTENING TO...
OSCAR CASSIDY, 33
MUSICIAN, GOSFORTH
I’ve been listening to
Oneohtrix Point
Never who is an
electronic musician.
He’s just released a
new album called
‘Comissions II’ which is fantastic. It’s
really dark and strange - in a good way.
LIAM DAVIS, 20, STUDENT, BEAMISH
I’m listening to Oliver
Heldens at the
moment. I love EDM
music because
everyone can dance
to it and everyone
can get involved. I’m hoping to see him
live, but I think it would be better to catch
him somewhere abroad where the
weather is a bit more predictable!
SAMANTHA BURNS, 20
STUDENT, NEWCASTLE
I’m listening to Jamie
XX at minute. He has
a new track called
‘Loud Places’ which
is really chilled out
and is currently
getting me through my uni work and
other stresses.
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ART
dine later.
shop longer.
smile wider.
Shop late ’til 8pm Mon–Fri and 7pm Sat.
Park free from 5pm Mon–Sat in Council multi-storey car parks.
Newcastle. Get more from your day.
Delivered by
IMAGE CREDITS: Nu bleu II (Blue Nude II), 1952 © Succession H Matisse / DACS 2014
CUTTING EDGE
More great 20th Century art hits
Newcastle this month with the arrival
of works by Henri Matisse, hot on the
heels of Picasso’s Weeping Woman,
which has recently left town after its
starring role in a show at The Laing.
Drawing with Scissors features
lithographic prints of exuberant cut-outs
produced in the last four years of Matisse’s
life, and includes iconic images such as
The Snail and the Blue Nudes (pictured).
The lithographic reproductions in this
exhibition are from a special double issue
of Verve, a review of art and literature
published in 1958. The show focuses on
the brilliant final chapter of Matisse’s long
career. ‘There is no gap between my earlier
pictures and my cut-outs,’ Matisse wrote.
‘I have only reached a form reduced to the
essential through greater absoluteness
and greater abstraction.’
University Gallery, July 18-Sept 11, free
northumbria.ac.uk/universitygallery
getintonewcastle.co.uk
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MONUMENT
MOVIES
NE1 MONUMENT
MOVIES IS BACK!
Pull up a deckchair, people - NE1 Monument Movies is back and bigger than ever.
This year, there are blockbusters and classics scheduled for noon and 5pm every
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from July 21-Aug 30 with smash hits including Invictus,
The Imitation Game and The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies as well as classics To Kill A
Mockingbird, Jaws, and The Lion King. The movies are free, so pull up one of NE1’s blue
deckchairs, grab some popcorn, and enjoy.
Grey’s Monument, every Tues, Thurs and Sun July 21-Aug 30, free
TWEET US USING
#NE1MONUMENTMOVIES
MONUMENT
MOVIES
WHAT’S ON
Tues Jul 21
Noon Sing-a-long-a Frozen
5pm Guardians of
the Galaxy
Thurs Aug 13
Noon Night at the Museum:
Secret of the Tomb
5pm The Imitation Game
Thurs Jul 23
Noon Big Hero 6
5pm Malificent
Sun Aug 16
11am Space Jam
3pm 2001: A Space
Odyssey
Sun Jul 26
11am Postman Pat
3pm Selma
Tues Jul 28
Noon Paddington
5pm Zoolander
Thurs Jul 30
Noon Wreck It Ralph
5pm Invictus
Sun Aug 2
11am The Penguins
of Madagascar
3pm Jaws
Tues Aug 4
Noon Into the Woods
5pm Interstellar
Thurs Aug 6
Noon Jungle Book (1967)
5pm Big River Big Songs
Sun Aug 9
11am An American Tail
(1986)
3pm To Kill a Mockingbird
Tues Aug 11
Noon The Maze Runner
5pm Shaolin Soccer
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Tues Aug 18
Noon Back to the Future
5pm X-Men Days of Future
Past
Thurs Aug 20
Noon Shaun the Sheep
5pm Love Aaj Kal
Sun Aug 23
11am Beauty & the Beast
3pm Cinderella (2015)
Tues Aug 25
Noon Spongebob the Movie
5pm Fault in our Stars
Thurs Aug 27
Noon How to Train Your
Dragon 2
5pm The Theory of
Everything
Sun Aug 30
11am Lion King
3pm The Hobbit: Battle of
the Five Armies
*Listings are correct at
time of publishing, films are
subject to change
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MUSIC
MUSIC
STAGE
GRAPES
Formed from the ashes of
Mancunian rockers Happy
Mondays, Black Grape’s
Shaun Ryder and spacedout dancer/percussionist
Bez recently reformed
the party-friendly crew
to celebrate the 20th
anniversary of their
debut album, It’s Great
When You’re Straight…
Yeah. Expect funky beats
and languorous vocals with
processed samples and an
eclectic style.
Riverside, July 10, £22
riversidenewcastle.co.uk
SOULMAN
Having toured with an enviable roster of big names including
Gabrielle and Beverley Knight, Sam Dickinson has quite the
reputation. Possessed of a powerful voice and an emotive
delivery, the Newcastle-based singer-songwriter offers a
contemporary Motown-inspired sound with soulful vocals. Catch
him as he headlines Northern Pride on July 18 or chill out at The
Cluny 2 for an evening of soulful tunes and laidback style.
The Cluny, July 11, £8.50, thecluny.com
Northern Pride, Town Moor, July 18, free, northern-pride.com
Open Mic nights - Fortnightly on Tuesdays
Function rooms available for private hire
Grand Central Station, Neville St,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 5DG
Tel: 0191 2616611
www.centurion-newcastle.com
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IMAGE CREDITS: ©Stefano Buttafoco and Troy Wegman / Shutterstock.com
5 Real Ales always on tap.
NEW MENU NOW AVAILABLE
Full English served from 6am
Monday - Friday in C C Hudsons
GOING FOR GOLDIE
Although on the face of it Welsh rappers
Goldie Lookin’ Chain may look like a bunch of
muppets, the comedic rap group are in fact
incredibly skilled lyricists and musicians.
Their often controversial (and explicit) lyrical
content pays a tongue-in-cheek homage to
hip hop music, with tales of today’s consumer
society and chav culture. Laugh along, for sure,
but dismiss this talented bunch at your peril. You
knows it.
O2 Academy, July 17, £12
o2academynewcastle.co.uk
TOP SCORES
A perfect fusion for lovers of movies and
music, Cinema Paradiso takes you on a
magical musical journey from the outer
reaches of the galaxy to mythical lands.
Royal Northern Sinfonia joins Inspiration for
an evening of epic movie scores featuring iconic
soundtracks from Star Wars and Lord of the
Rings, to the familiar sounds of Ennio Moricone
and uplifting musical theatre shows like Sunshine
on Leith and the Jersey Boys. Sage Gateshead
July 12, £9, sagegateshead.com
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MOTOR
SHOW
MOTOR
SHOW
LICENCE
TO THRILL
The first NE1 Newcastle Motor Show hits
Grey Street July 11-12 with hundreds of
vintage, rare, classic and exotic cars set
to pack the street as well as activities for
kids of all ages.
As well as the display cars, which include
showstoppers from event sponsors North
East Audi and Benfield Nissan, there is a
range of activities in the Fanzone including
the chance to:
• Get behind the wheel of a Formula 1 driving
simulator
• Challenge friends, family and passers-by to
a race on an eight-lane Scalectrix track
• Follow the Motoring Treasure Trail around
the event
• Have your picture taken with many of the
cars on display
The latest addition to NE1’s packed
summer events programme - which includes
NE1 Restaurant Week August 3-9 as well as
the return of table tennis to the city’s streets,
NE1’s Monument Movies, and the NE1
Quayside Seaside - the free NE1 Newcastle
Motor Show will take over Grey Street during
the weekend.
Grey Street, July 11-12, free,
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SUMMERTYNE
McRary Sisters
Emmylou Harris
and Rodney Crowell
The Shires
Now in its 10th year, Sage Gateshead’s celebration
of American roots music from both sides of the
Atlantic is back with another packed weekend of
soul, blues, gospel, country and rock.
Headliners include Emmylou Harris and Rodney
Crowell, Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal, Gruff
Rhys and The Shires, while the new SummerTyne
Late Lounge will feature Newcastle’s own Rob Heron
and The Tea Pad Orchestra, winners of Americana
Band of the Year at the AMA-UKs.
The ever-popular river cruises will be sailing down
the Tyne with on-board musicians on Saturday and
Sunday, and there’ll be a stack of free live music
on the concourse and outside at the Jumpin’
Hot Stage. Dust off your straw hat and mosey on
down, partner!
Sage Gateshead, July 17-19
sagegateshead.com
Felice Brothers
Naomi Shelton
Rosanne Cash
Cedric Burnside
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IMAGE CREDITS: © David McClister, Clay Patrick McBride
THE SOUNDS OF
SUMMERTYME
PRIDE 2015
PRIDE 2015
PRIDE AND JOY
CELEBRATING 45 YEARS OF WORLD PRIDE,
NEWCASTLE PRIDE IS BACK AND BIGGER THAN
EVER WITH A THREE-DAY FESTIVAL OF EVENTS
AND ENTERTAINMENT FROM A 5K FUN RUN TO A
CANDLELIT VIGIL VIA BELINDA CARLISLE
One of the largest free events
of its kind in the UK, Newcastle
Pride continues this month
with events including a vintage
summer fete, a specially
commissioned art exhibition
and the return of Boulevard’s
fundraiser Dragged Through
the Generations as well as the
three-day centrepiece across
the city July 17-19.
The main event takes place
on the Town Moor, with stalls
and themed zones including a
cabaret tent, women’s area and a
family and youth zone, and a main
stage which this year hosts local
acts alongside pop superstars.
The festival site is open
6.45pm-9.15pm on Friday, noon7pm on Saturday and 1pm-8pm
Sunday and once the park
closes you can continue with
the party in the city with special
events at a number of venues.
Friday July 17
The weekend kicks off with the
Northern Frontrunners’ LGBT
5K, where drag queens will
line up with elite athletes for a
fundraising run (register online at
www.northernfrontrunners.co.uk).
The Town Moor stage will then
host Dale Ali, Jamie Lee Harrison
and Abba Girlz.
Saturday July 18
Hoping to top last year’s record
attendance of 7,000, the Pride
parade starts at noon at the Civic
Centre. This year’s theme - One
Love, 45 Years of World Pride
- calls for fancy dress, bright
colours and lots of noise. Over
at the Town Moor, the finishing
point for the parade, doubledenim-sporting Irish girl group
B*Witched will be joined by X
Factor finalists Lucy Spraggan
and Kitty Brucknell, British/
Belgian pop duo DeltAmour, and
local talent including Annabel
Patterson, Cortney Dixon and
Drag Idol 2015 winner, Gucci
Gabore. Saturday night sees
queer club night POKE take over
The Globe too.
Sunday July 19
‘80s pop icon Belinda Carlisle
headlines the main stage
on Sunday with live music
throughout the day from acts
including X Factor’s Joseph
Whelan, Heather Peace, South
Tyneside band The Waiters,
drag star Daisy Diamond and
Newcastle singer-songwriters
Sam Dickinson, Samantha
Durnan and Channy Thompson.
The event closes with a candlelit
vigil from 9pm at the Civic Centre.
Town Moor, July 17-19, northern-pride.org
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PRIDE 2015
with Newcastle-based stencil artist
idA4, AKA Chris Fleming
B*Witched
Belinda Carlisle
The whole city enjoys Pride - one of
its great successes is that straight
people celebrate too.
I’m a 36-year-old man, in a loving
relationship with fantastic family, amazing
friends, and living in a country that legally
recognises me, protects me and gives
me equal rights, but it’s not that long
since I would have been imprisoned, and
definitely not interviewed or given an
opportunity to exhibit my work.
Pride stems from people saying ‘I
won’t take this’, and because we can
celebrate, we should. There are people
who don’t have that opportunity.
I know what I feel, I know that being
gay is real and not a choice, so I can’t
imagine what it must be like to not
be able to be yourself. Pride sends a
message of hope to others, to show
people that they’re not alone.
For me, being involved in Northern
Pride is as much about the Northern
as the gay bit - this region is class, and
ours is one of the only free Prides of this
size, so everyone should have a good
time, be proud of Newcastle and its gay
community. I’ve got an exhibition on so
I’ll be in the gallery every day over the
weekend - apart from when Belinda
Carlisle’s on - I ain’t missing that!
Discrimination, Drag and Drama
July 16-30, System Gallery, Bar Loco
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LISTINGS
ART
JULY 9
NORTH EAST WILDLIFE
PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS
See the shortlisted entries,
watch the winners be
announced plus guest
speaker George McGavin.
Free, 6pm-8pm.
Great North
Museum: Hancock,
twmuseums.org.uk/
greatnorthmuseum
JULY 10-NOVEMBER 1
FIONA TAN: DEPOT
Reimagining Jonah The
Giant Whale, a preserved
whale which toured across
Europe exhibited inside a
lorry. Tan will rebuild the
71-foot long vehicle and fill
it with curiosities. Free
Baltic, balticmill.com
UNTIL JULY 10
CHRIS STEELE-PERKINS
Images of ‘comfort women’,
forced to work as sex
slaves by the Japanese
Army during WWII.
University Gallery,
northumbria.ac.uk/
universitygallery
SIMON CLARIDGE
Fusing retro images with
modern techniques.
Castle Gallery,
castlegalleries.com
JULY 18-SEPTEMBER 11
PICASSO: LATE PRINTS
A substantial body of
etchings, lithographs and
linocuts during his long
career and works from this
exhibition are for sale.
University Gallery,
northumbria.ac.uk/
universitygallery
UNTIL JULY 25
IMAGE CREDITS: © Quentin Blake
IMPOSSIBLE INTERIORS
BY BRIAN ORD
Exploring the artist’s twodimensional work. Free
Newcastle Arts Centre,
newcastle-arts-centre.co.uk
ALBERT ADAMS
Moving images based
on the artist’s life under
apartheid in South Africa.
University Gallery,
northumbria.ac.uk/
universitygallery
UNTIL JULY 12
TONY SWAIN
A series of ‘pieced’
paintings that continue his
explorations of landscape.
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UNTIL JULY 31
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 27
EVERY THURSDAY
TURNING ‘AGES
Commenting on our
connection with the
written word, Turning ‘Ages
promotes our relationship
with books and libraries.
Newcastle City Library,
newcastle.gov.uk
PICTURE THIS:
CHILDREN’S
ILLUSTRATED CLASSICS
Looking at 10 of the most
iconic children’s books
that have been illustrated
throughout the 20th
century. £5, conc avail.
Laing Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/laing
MAZED
Start your weekend here!
Perdu, perdubar.com
UNTIL AUGUST 8
MATISSE: DRAWING
WITH SCISSORS
One of the 20th Century’s
most influential artists this exhibition of cut-outs
includes many of his iconic
images. Accompanied by
a show of Late Prints by
Matisse, which are for sale
University Gallery,
northumbria.ac.uk/
universitygallery
WORKING THE STASIS
Multi-disciplinary exploration
of the tension between
objects and the processes
that degrade them.
Vane Gallery, vane.org.uk
INSTITUTE OF
MONOCHROME ART: VOL 1
Featuring the work of Paul
Jex, which focuses on
the tangential and liminal
spaces and boundaries
of art.
Vane Gallery, vane.org.uk
SEND YOUR EVENT LISTINGS TO LISTINGS@NE1MAGAZINE.CO.UK
ANTONY GORMLEY:
SPACE STATIONS
An exhibition of works on
paper by Antony Gormley,
in which the artist seeks
to reconcile the body with
its habitat and architecture
with anatomy.
Hatton Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/
hatton-gallery
SPECULATIONS:
MAKING, THINKING,
DRAWING
In celebration of
drawing, this exhibition
brings together archival
material with the work
of contemporary artists
in order to explore the
ingenious and imaginative
ways in which ideas,
materials, space and
structure can be evoked
and investigated on the
flat plane of the paper’s
surface.
Hatton Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/
hatton-gallery
UNTIL AUGUST 31
IDA EKBLAD
Painting, sculpture and
poetry from Norwegian
artist.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 19
FOREVER AMBER
The first major account of
the AmberSide Collective,
depicting images of
working class culture in the
North East. Free.
Laing Gallery,
CLUB
EVERY MONDAY
DANCE
A little bit of everything.
Floritas, floritasbar.com
REBEL THURSDAYS
Rock and roll.
Digital,
yourfutureisdigital.com
OFF THE RECORD
Music for the soul.
Music Slash Art,
musicslashart.com
DIGITAL MONDAYS
Born to dance!
Digital,
CLUB TROPICANA
Fun and sunshine!
House of Smith & Floritas,
house-of-smith.com
EVERY TUESDAY
WAIKIKI
Inspired by the world’s
greatest parties.
House of Smith & Floritas,
house-of-smith.com
EVERY WEDNESDAY
NAKED
House of Smith, Floritas
and Madame Koo
DIRTIZ
Perdu’s biggest club night.
Perdu, perdubar.com
SHAKE
Hip hop and pop.
The CUT,
thecut.squarespace.com
NAKED
Sweets, treats and
cheeky beats!
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
BEAU MONDE
RnB, house, hip hop.
Bonbar, bonbar.co.uk
JUNGLE
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
EVERY FRIDAY
DIRTY LITTLE SECRET
Electro house.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
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,
PLAY
RnB and house.
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
FERAL FRIDAYS
Digital,
MUST
SEE
CLUB NOCTURNE
House beats and hip hop.
EVERY SATURDAY
LOVEDOUGH
Best of hip hop and RnB.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
LISTINGS
ONE-OFF EVENTS
FUTURE BOOGIE
Smoove & Tim Shaw.
Head of Steam,
theheadofsteam.co.uk
KINKY DISKO
Up-tempo RnB and house.
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
BE SOMEBODY
Hip hop, RnB, commercial.
ALPHA
Alternative music.
newcastle.co.uk
VOODOO
House, RnB, hip hop.
Riverside,
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
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
EVERY SAT AND SUN
UPLIFTING GROOVE
Diverse tunes.
World Headquarters,
welovewhq.com
JULY 11&12
NE1 NEWCASTLE
MOTOR SHOW
A weekend of rare, exotic
and vintage cars, including
Formula One racing
simulators, scalextric racing
and more. See page 16.
Grey Street, free
KIDS
JULY 22
WILLY WONKA’S
WONDERFUL WORLD
Meet Willy Wonka, invent,
create, make and take
Willy Wonka’s challenges
throughout the gallery. £2.50
per child, 10am-2pm
Laing Gallery
ONE-OFF EVENTS
JULY 9
MIND CHANGE
Writer and broadcaster Prof
Susan Greenfield believes
long exposure to computers
and gaming is harmful to our
brains. Suitable for ages 14+.
£3 plus admission.
Life Science Centre
life.org.uk
KIDS
JULY 27-31
WANNABE A POPSTAR?
Well here’s your chance.
Pop Music Experience
Summer Camp is open to
children aged 7+ and covers
everything you need to know.
Loft Music Studios
£125 per week, £30 per day
popmusicexperience.co.uk
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Sunday Quayside Market
The Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Every Sunday 9am - 4pm
LISTINGS
EVERY SUNDAY
JULY 11
MC COLIN MANFORD,
ADAM STAUNTON,
MATT REED
£12, 8.30pm.
The Terrace Bar,
manfordscomedyclub.
com/Newcastle
Handcrafted quality local products • original artwork,
jewellery and fashion local cheeses, delicious cupcakes
and world foods • traditional stalls selling plants, clothing,
sweets, ice cream and toys
For more information please call 0191 211 5533
KINKYSLINKYSUNDAYS
Eclectic electronic dance.
The Telegraph,
telegraph.co.uk
PERSISTENCE
Tup Palace,
tuptuppalace.com
THE SATURDAY SHOW
Steve Gribben, Nish Kumar,
Micky Cochrane, Jojo
Smith. £15, 7pm.
The Stand, thestand.co.uk
JULY 12
SUNDAYS ON ROTATION
Between The Lines, Testify,
5 Steps.
Music Slash Art,
musicslashart.com
Phone: 0191 211 5533
Email: markets@newcastle.gov.uk
www.newcastle.gov.uk
www.twitter.com/Nclmarkets
SAY THE WORD
Hip hop, soul, funk.
House of Smith,
house-of-smith.com
COMEDY
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
Email:
markets@newcastle.gov.uk
www.newcastle.gov.uk
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JULY 8
RED RAW
New comedy with Andy
Fury and Gavin Webster.
£2, 7pm.
JULY 9
THE THURSDAY SHOW
Smith. £10, £7 conc, 7pm.
NEWCASTLE KIDS
COMEDY CLUB
With Mike Milligan, Jack
Gleadow, Gary Jennison,
Lee Kyle. £4, 12pm.
JULY 13
BRIGHT CLUB
Stand-up comedy and
spoken word meets
science and music. £4, 7pm
JULY 14
GLENN WOOL
Preview of new show, Creator,
I Am But A Pawn. £10, 7pm.
THE SUGGESIBLES
£10, £7 conc, 7.30pm.
JULY 22
JULY 8
JULY 17
MC SAM AVERY, STUART
MITCHELL, DAVID TRENT
£12, 8.30pm.
The Terrace Bar,
manfordscomedyclub.
com/Newcastle
THE FRIDAY SHOW
Paul Sinha, Mike Milligan,
Kate Lucas, Dan Nightingale.
£12, £10 conc, 7pm.
JULY 18
MC SAM AVERY, STUART
MITCHELL, DAVID TRENT
£12, 8.30pm.
The Terrace Bar,
manfordscomedyclub.
com/Newcastle
A HAGGIS QUEEN ABROAD
Mischievous musings over
the myths of Scottishness.
£5, 6.30pm.
Alphabetti Theatre,
alphabettitheatre.co.uk
RED RAW
New comedy with Tony
Jameson and Chris
Washington. £2, 7pm
The Stand,
thestand.co.uk
FILM
PLEASE SEE CINEMA’S
WEBSITE FOR
FULL DETAILS
Empire Cinemas,
The Gate,
empirecinemas.co.uk
JULY 8
The Terminator
JULY 18
JULY 9
Children’s Film Club:
Thomas & Friends: Sodor’s
Legend of the Lost Treasure
Martin Scorsese Presents
Masterpieces of Polish
Cinema: A Short Film
About Killing
Climbing Film Triple Bill
FROM JULY 10
The Choir
Song of the Sea
Love & Mercy
Magician: The Astonishing
Life & Work of Orson
Welles
JULY 11
JULY 19
JULY 16
IDIOT’S RULE
£5, 7pm.
NT Live: Everyman
JULY 13
FROM JULY 17
Silver Screen: Love & Mercy
Sci Screen: Health, Lies &
Videotape
Ted 2
MC COLIN MANFORD,
ADAM STAUNTON,
MATT REED
£12, 8.30pm
The Terrace Bar,
manfordscomedyclub.
com/Newcastle
RED RAW
With Lee Kyle and Tony
Jameson. £2, 7pm.
WRONG PROV
£7, 7pm.
Ant-Man (3D IMAX)
Thomas & Friends: Sodors
Legend Of The Lost
Treasure
True Story
JULY 21
JULY 18
ROBERT TEMPLE: THE
HYPNOTIST – LIVE AND
OUTRAGEOUS
Leading hypnotist returns,
not for the easily offended!
£10, £8 conc, 7pm.
Andre Rieu’s 2015
Maastricht Concert
JULY 22
RSC Live: The Merchant
of Venice
Access Cinema: Thomas &
Friends: Sodor’s Legend of
the Lost Treasure
Glyndebourne Live: Die
Entfuhrung aus dem Serail
JULY 20
Children’s Film Club: TBC
JULY 21
JULY 22
Access Cinema:
Into The Woods
Amber Films Season:
Glassworks & Seacoal
FROM JULY 10
JULY 19
Children’s Film Club:
Into The Woods
Between The Lines + Q&A
JULY 20
CHRISTIAN TALBOT &
DEREK RYAN
Edinburgh preview shows.
£7, 6.30pm.
Alphabetti Theatre,
Meet the Filmmaker:
Blood Cells + Q&A
Touch of Evil
The Ecstasy of Wilko
Johnson
13 Minutes
The Salt Of The Earth
THE SATURDAY SHOW
Paul Sinha, Mike Milligan,
Kate Lucas, Dan
Nightingale. £15, 7pm.
JULY 15
THE FRIDAY SHOW
Smith. £12, £10 conc, 7pm
JULY 17
FROM JULY 17
JULY 10
JULY 16
Tyneside Cinema,
tynesidecinema.co.uk
LISTINGS
JULY 12
JULY 15
Amber Films Season:
Launch & In Fading Light
JULY 16
Bringing In Baby:
Love & Mercy
Martin Scorsese Presents
Masterpieces of Polish
Cinema: Ashes & Diamonds
NT Live: Everyman
RSC Live: The Merchant
of Venice
KIDS
PERMANENT
EXHIBITIONS
PLANETARIUM
Great North Museum:
Hancock, twmuseums.org.
uk/greatnorthmuseum
EXHIBITIONS AT LIFE
Young Explorers Zone
for under 7s; Curiosity
Zone; 4D Motion Ride; the
Planetarium has regular
shows and there’s always
something new to learn in
the Science Theatre. £12.95
adult/£7.50 5-7s/£9.50
conc/under 4s free.
Life Science Centre,
life.org.uk
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LISTINGS
EVERY DAY
UNDER 5’S MUSIC
MAKING
Concerts and classes
for bumps, babies and
beyond. No class Sundays.
£3, 9.45am, 11am, 1.30pm,
Fri/Sat 9.45am, 11am.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
EVERY SATURDAY
SATURDAY STORYTIMES
Meet the Great North
Mouse and Georgina.
Storytimes for young
children and their carers.
Free, 10.30am, 11.30am.
Plus crafts and workshop
activities from 1.30-3pm.
Great North Museum:
Hancock, twmuseums.org.
uk/greatnorthmuseum
PLANET MUSIC
Musical discovery for
children aged 5-7. £3, 1pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
EVERY SAT AND SUN
BUSY B’S
Activities for young
artists inspired by Baltic
exhibitions. Free, 2-4pm.
IMAGE CREDITS: © R.W. Alley
EVERY MON AND THURS
BABIES BABBLE, PLAY
AND MORE
£3, 1.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
EVERY TUESDAY
CITY HOMEWORK CLUB
Fun activities for children
aged 5-12. Free, 4-5pm.
newcastle.gov.uk
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JULY 19
SEVEN STORIES
GRAND REOPENING
Welcome Seven Stories
back and join in with
interactive craft activities,
explore the new exhibitions
and create your own art.
Free, but admission to
the centre applies, £7, £6
conc.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
Theatre exploring the weird
physics of things that spin!
Included in admission,
£12.95 adult/£7.50
5-7s/£9.50 conc/u-4s free.
life.org.uk
JULY 21
RECORD BREAKERS
READ AND MAKE
Fun story and craft
session. Free, 2pm-3pm
newcastle.gov.uk
JULY 21
PAINTING WITH
RAINBOWS
Using Michael Foreman’s
books to ask readers to
consider the consequence
of conflict, the fragility of
our environment and the
importance of friendship.
Free, but admission
applies, £7, £6 conc.
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
RHYME AROUND
THE WORLD
Lively and colourful
exhibition inviting families
to step into their favourite
nursery rhymes and
discover new ones.
Free, but admission
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20
IN A SPIN
New show at the Science
A BEAR CALLED
PADDINGTON
Discover how Michael
Bond brought Paddington
to life, packed with
original illustrations
and manuscripts from
the series.
Free, but admission
Seven Stories,
sevenstories.org.uk
EVERY THURSDAY
THE WHEEL
Chart and party tunes.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
LAING SUMMER SCHOOL
For 10-15 year olds. £75.
Laing Gallery,
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 6
ARTATOMY
An exhibition of anatomyinspired artworks created
by medical and biomedical
science students from
Newcastle University.
£12.95 adult/£7.50
5-7s/£9.50 conc/under 4s
free. 10am-6pm
life.org.uk
UNTIL NOVEMBER 1
JULY 19-JULY 2016
JULY 21-22
LITTLE MONKS
COOKERY CLUB
Popular cookery sessions
enable kids to have fun
and increase their skills in
the kitchen. For 7+. £60 for
two days or £35 for one,
10am-3pm.
Blackfriars, blackfriars
restaurant.co.uk
JULY 20-24
SIGNED BY A SOLDIER
Use a variety of materials
to create your own
autograph or scrapbook,
just like the nurses
received from soldiers
during WWI. Free.
Hatton Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/
hatton-gallery
JULY 22
FUN DRAWING
WORKSHOP FOR
CHILDREN
Try different ways of
drawing using line, shading
and mark making. Free,
10.30am-2pm.
Hatton Gallery,
twmuseums.org.uk/
hatton-gallery
GAME ON 2.0
The biggest collection
of playable computer
games in the world£12.95
adult/£7.50 5-7s/£9.50
conc/under 4s free.
life.org.uk
LGBT
EVERY MONDAY
REWIND
Student night.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
CABARET AT THE YARD
Amazing cabaret.
The Yard, Scotswood Rd
WILLY WONKA’S
WONDERFUL WORLD
Meet Willy Wonka, invent,
create, make and take
Willy Wonka’s challenges
throughout the gallery.
£2.50 per child, 10am-2pm
Laing Gallery,
MASHED
Rock, indie and alt music.
The Bank, Scotswood Rd
UNTIL OCTOBER 2
JELLY BELLY TUESDAY
Camp music.
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
SPONGEBOB
SQUAREPANTS 4D: THE
GREAT JELLY RESCUE
Join the SpongeBob in
a hilarious 4D adventure.
Included in admission,
£12.95 adult/£7.50
5-7s/£9.50 conc/u-4s free.
life.org.uk
LIVE CABARET
Top international cabaret.
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
CARWASH
Camp pop with Mutha
Tucka and Beauty O Killer.
SR44, Scotswood Rd
DJ STEVE GRANT
Disco, funk and soul.
Sunset Blvd,
Marlborough Crescent
EVERY TUESDAY
FREE POOL
All day.
Secrets, Scotswood Rd
DJ STEVE GRANT
Disco, funk and soul.
Sunset Blvd,
Marlborough Crescent
PH:UK
Chart, pop, RnB, hip hop
and commercial dance.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
SATURDAY NIGHT
TAKEAWAY
Nikki Teene and Vicky Paris.
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
CANDY POP
The biggest weekend
warm up.
Powerhouse,
Westmoreland Rd
EVERY SUNDAY
GLITTERBALL
60s, 70s, 80s, 90s
The Bank, Scotswood Rd
KARAOKE
From 6pm.
Secrets, Scotswood Rd
RUBY’S STREET PARTY
The clubbing alternative
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
THE FAT SLAGS
Vicky Paris & Beauty Killer.
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
EVERY FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
PHYLIS AND OPHELIA B
Entertainment from 6pm.
The Bank,
Scotswood Road
EVERY WEDNESDAY
BETTY LEGS DIAMOND
Superb cabaret featuring
the inimitable Betty Legs
Diamond. From £5, 7pm Fri
6pm and 10pm Sat
Boulevard,
boulevardnewcastle.co.uk
BOOGIE NIGHTS
60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and
noughties with Vicky Paris
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
EVERY SATURDAY
#JNR
Electro pop with DJ Ian
Mcleod
SR44, Scotswood Rd
EVERY SUNDAY
QUAYSIDE MARKET
From 9.30am.
Quayside Road
EVERY FRIDAY
KARAOKE
With DJ Drama.
The Yard, Scotswood Rd
DOUBLE TROUBLE
Music, fun and great prices.
Eazy Street,
eazy-street.co.uk
THE PINK ROOM
Camp, charty party music,
drag DJs Penny Arcade
and Gloria Hole.
The Pink Room,
Westmoreland Road
LISTINGS
SHADE
Music and cabaret.
SR44, Scotswood Rd
MARKETS
MONDAY TO SATURDAY
GRAINGER MARKET
9am-5pm (Monday and
Wednesday), 9am-5.30pm
(Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday). Closed on
bank holidays.
graingermarket.co.uk
FIRST FRIDAY OF
THE MONTH
FARMERS MARKET
9.30am-2.30pm.
Grainger Street
SECOND SATURDAY OF
THE MONTH
ARTS & CRAFTS MARKET
Grainger Market,
graingermarket.co.uk
MUSIC
EVERY MONDAY
LIVE LOUNGE
Music with Liam Fender.
8.30pm.
Newcastle Arms,
newcastlearms.co.uk
EVERY SATURDAY
LIVE MUSIC
9pm.
Newcastle Arms,
newcastlearms.co.uk
JULY 9
GREG ABATE WITH PAUL
EDIS TRIO
Jazz. £10, £8 conc, 8pm.
The Lit & Phil,
litandphil.org.uk
BY TOUTATIS
Baroque pop from
Teesside. £4, 8pm.
Head of Steam,
theheadofsteam.co.uk
MODEST MOUSE
American alt. rockers. 7pm
newcastle.co.uk
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LISTINGS
IRON REAGAN
Thrash supergroup.
£10, 7pm
Think Tank? @ Digital,
ssdconcerts.co.uk
JULY 10
BLACK GRAPE
Shaun Ryder and co.
return. 7.30pm.
Riverside,
THE ACOUSTIC FACTORY
Andrew Bradley,
Heartsetonhope, Wilf
Stone, Aaron Potter,
Matthew Oliver. 6.30pm.
newcastle.co.uk
DEBRA MILNE
ENSEMBLE PLUS
JAMES BIRKETT
Established north east jazz
vocalist Debra teams up
with guitar maestro James
Birkett to explore their
favourite jazz standards.
£5, 9pm.
Jazz Café,
jazzcafe-newcastle.co.uk
works with producers of
drum and bass and dub
step. With Peter on piano
she’ll sing originals and jazz
standards. Free, 9pm.
Jazz Café,
JULY 12
YOUNG BANDS NIGHT
6.30pm-9.30pm.
newcastle.co.uk
FAMILY VARIETY SHOW
Raising money for SSAFA
Tyne & Wear and Tynesight,
with musical entertainment
for all the family. £10.
Tyne Theatre & Opera
House, tynetheatre
andoperahouse.uk
AM JAM
Jam session. Free, 3pm.
The Globe, jazz.coop
JULY 13
YOUNG GUNS
Alternative rockers.
£12.50, 7pm.
ssdconcerts.co.uk
ALICE GRACE/PETER
GILLIGAN DUO
Composer/vocalist Alice
names Ella and Diana Krall
as influences but also
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EMMYLOU HARRIS &
RODNEY CROWELL
Country music royalty.
From £31, 7.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
JULY 14
JAM IMPROV SESSION
Improv session for
musicians from all musical
backgrounds and for broad
minded listeners. Free, 8pm
Jazz Café,
JULY 15
RAVI COLTRANE QUARTET
Grammy nominated
saxophonist. £17, 8pm
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
music of the late, very
great Thelonius ‘Sphere’
Monk, genius of modern
jazz. Free, 9pm.
Jazz Café,
GOLDIE LOOKIN’ CHAIN
Welsh comedy rappers.
6.30pm
newcastle.co.uk
JULY 18
ROSANNE CASH &
JOHN LEVENTHAL
Country and Americana
treasures. £28, 7.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
THE SHIRES
UK country duo. £19,
7.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
JULY 20
JONAH MATRANGA
The Far, Onelinedrawing
and Gratitude frontman
performs his intimate,
heart wrenching emo rock.
£7, 7pm.
ssdconcerts.co.uk
NAOMI SHELTON & THE
GOSPEL QUEENS
Gospel legend. £18,
10.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
OFFPEAK
Local rock band launch
their new single. 6.30pm.
O2 Academy, o2academ
ynewcastle.co.uk
GRAEME WILSON/PAUL
EDIS DUO
Tenor player Graeme and
pianist Paul celebrate the
TUESDAY JAM
The best free show in town
and a house band to die
for. Free.
Jazz Café,
PUB QUIZ
EVERY MONDAY
NORTH TERRACE
General knowledge.
£2, 8pm.
North Terrace,
Claremont Road
EVERY TUESDAY
TYNESIDE BAR CAFE
QUIZ
Music, film, popular culture
and general knowledge
quizzes on a rotating basis.
£5 per team, 8.30pm
Tyneside Bar Cafe,
STAGE
JULY 8
PLAYING UP
Short blasts of new theatre
by emerging writers.
£5, 7.45pm.
Northern Stage,
northernstage.co.uk
THE HANCOCK
Bar vouchers and cash up
for grabs. 50p, 8pm.
The Hancock, thehancock
newcastle.co.uk
JULY 21
GRUFF RHYS
Super Furry Animals
frontman plays his
American Interior album.
£17.50, 7.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
EVERY WEDNESDAY
JULY 19
FELICE BROTHERS
Rustic American folk band.
£19, 8.30pm.
Sage Gateshead,
sagegateshead.com
CRAZY ARM
Guaranteed to provide a
thrilling show, full of songs
of protest, love and life.
£7, 7pm.
ssdconcerts.co.uk
JULY 11
DEAN JAMES
Local songwriter with
support from Plecdrum.
Inc, Crease and Lava Frog,
6.30pm.
newcastle.co.uk
JULY 17
UNTIL JULY 9
EVERY THURSDAY
REDHOUSE
Cash prize and a free pie
for the winner. 50p, 8pm.
Redhouse,
theredhousencl.co.uk
THE BODEGA
Second last place gets a
Bodega-branded wooden
spoon! £1, 8.30pm.
The Bodega, thebodega
newcastle.co.uk
THE NEW BRIDGE
£1, 8.30pm.
The New Bridge, thenew
bridgenewcastle.co.uk
DANCE
JULY 9
DOUBLE TROUBLE
A double bill of new works
exploring queerness and
contemporary masculinity.
‘Versus’ is a duet using
MMA, choreographed
movement and wrestling
to explore rivalry and
friendship. Dark waters is a
solo portrait exploring the
figure of the prince from
Swan Lake. £5, 7.30pm.
Dance City, dancecity.co.uk
HADAWAY HARRY
A funny and poignant
tribute about the life and
times of Harry Clasper,
the man the Blaydon
Races was written for.
£10, 7.30pm, 2.30pm
(July 8 & 9).
Discovery Museum,
twmuseums.org.uk/
discovery
JULY 9-10
FIVE FEET IN FRONT:
THE BALLAD OF LITTLE
JOHNNIE WYLO
Struggle, survival, sex
and live music brewed up
into a foot stomping, bath
blasting, bone shaking
hoedown. £10, £8 conc,
7.30pm
Northern Stage,
northernstage.co.uk
JULY 10-11
MURDER MYSTERY:
ONCE A KNIGHT
A unique evening of bloodcurdling murder at the
Black Gate! £10, 7.45pm
Newcastle Castle,
newcastlecastle.co.uk
JULY 19
JULY 11-18
ANNIE
The world’s favourite
musical comes to Toon, as
brave young orphan Annie
is forced to live a life of
misery at Miss Hannigan’s
orphanage. From £17.
Theatre Royal,
theatreroyal.co.uk
JULY 14
DIEHARD GATESHEAD
Celebrating the spirit of a
Tyneside women’s group
trying to make a scene
when the plot keeps falling
apart. £7, £5 conc, 6.30pm
Alphabetti Theatre,
JULY 15-16
GOING VIRAL
An urgent and fantastical
story from the front line
of an epidemic. Intimate,
hilarious and tragic. £10,
£8 conc, 8pm
Northern Stage,
northernstage.co.uk
JULY 17
DOORBELLS
Physical theatre
performance about
surviving loneliness
through surreal and
humorously imagined
worlds. £4, 6.30pm
Alphabetti Theatre,
JULY 18
JULY 11
COUNTING STARS
An exciting performance of
dance and musical theatre
from Buzz Dance School.
House, tynetheatreand
operahouse.uk
ALPHABETTI SOUP
Comedy, theatre, slam
poetry and live music. £5,
6.30pm.
Alphabetti Theatre,
LISTINGS
THE TWO MIKES LIVE
Britain’s brightest
TalkSPORT radio
presenters, an intimate
night of repartee. £20.
House, tynetheatreand
operahouse.uk
24 HOUR THEATRE
CHALLENGE
Some of the region’s most
exciting theatre companies
go against the clock! 4.30pm
Alphabetti Theatre,
JULY 21-25
SISTER ACT
Amateur production based
on the smash hit film, the
feel-good musical will have
you dancing in the aisles!
From £10, 7pm.
Theatre Royal,
theatreroyal.co.uk
TALKS/
WORKSHOPS
EVERY DAY
VICTORIA TUNNEL
Discover what lies beneath
the city’s streets! Most
days of the week, times
vary. Booking essential.
Meet at Arch 6,
Stepney Bank,
ouseburntrust.org.uk
EVERY MONDAY
IRISH LANGUAGE
Beginners lessons from
6pm-7pm. Develop skills
and learn to read basic text
from 7pm-9pm. Free
Tyneside Irish Centre,
tynesideirish.com
EVERY TUES, WEDS
AND FRI
FREE GUIDED TOURS
Free, 11.15am.
Tyneside Cinema,
29
LISTINGS
EVERY TUESDAY
KEEP FIT CEILI
Movement to music and
suitable for all levels. Free,
6.30pm-8pm
tynesideirish.com
SHARED READING GROUP
Read aloud and talk about
short stories, poems and
novels. Free, 6pm-7.45pm.
newcastle.gov.uk
mobility difficulties. Free/by
donation, 1pm
Newcastle Buddhist
Centre, mindfulnessbased
therapies.co.uk
GROUP CHEOIL
Irish music ensemble. Free,
8pm-9pm
tynesideirish.com
Lalya Gaye. Free, 10.30am12.30pm.
newcastle.gov.uk
JULY 8-9
JULY 12
FUSED GLASS WINDOW
WORKSHOP
Make a beautiful glass
window panel using
colourful Bullseye sheet
glass. £40, 2pm-4.30pm.
Laing Gallery,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
JULY 16
PILATES CLASS
Open to all levels of
experience. Free/by
donation, 10.30am
Newcastle Buddhist
therapies.co.uk
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Discover the practicalities
of how to use your camera.
Free, 10.30am-12pm.
newcastle.gov.uk
BODY SCAN MEDITATION
Body awareness led
meditation. Free/by
donation, 1.15pm
Newcastle Buddhist
therapies.co.uk
MINDFUL SPACE
Meditation and discussion
group aimed at people
experiencing mild mental
health difficulties. Free/by
donation, 2.30pm
Newcastle Buddhist
therapies.co.uk
GET STARTED WITH
DRAWING
Introductory classes. Free,
6pm-8pm
tynesideirish.com
EVERY THURSDAY
MINDFUL YOGA
Restorative yoga for all
levels of experience. Free/
by donation, 12pm
Newcastle Buddhist
therapies.co.uk
CHAIR BASED YOGA
Aimed at people with
30
TRACE YOUR IRISH
ANCESTRY
The second term for the
course. New members
welcome. Free, 7-8.30pm
tynesideirish.com
JULY 8
VANE WOMEN: READ
FROM BLUE HORSE BY
JOANNA BUTLER
The writing, performing
and publishing collective
read from their latest
publication. Free.
newcastle.gov.uk
JULY 9
MIND CHANGE: HOW
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
ARE LEAVING THEIR
MARK ON OUR BRAINS
Writer and broadcaster
Professor Susan Greenfield
believes long exposure to
computers and gaming
is harmful to our brains.
Suitable for ages 14+. £3
plus admission.
life.org.uk
ONE-OFF
EVENTS
JULY 19
JEWELLERY MAKING
Beginner’s jewellery
workshop introducing you
to simple design methods
and making techniques.
£30, 2pm-5pm.
Laing Gallery,
MANUFACTURING AND
ENGINEERING
EXHIBITION
Offering a wide range
of leading suppliers
for manufacturing and
engineering needs across
all sectors. 9am-5pm.
Metro Radio Arena,
metroradioarena.co.uk
JULY 11
OPEN DAY
Enjoy book readings,
lectures, kids shows and
much more at the Lit & Phil
Society. Free, 9.30am-4pm
The Lit & Phil,
litandphil.org.uk
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