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Not for the faint hearted! ‘Apocalypse in the Asylum’ Brand New Alternative Rock Circus is coming to The Journal Tyne theatre on November 14 and Culture Club has three pairs of tickets to give away.
Circus of Horrors is a blend of rock, horror and mayhem. A musical extravaganza that shocks the senses and makes you feel invigorated, with a stage full of bizarre freaks, burlesque dancers and amazing acrobatic gymnasts.
The Asylum, which is the third incarnation of the show, takes us to the end of 19th century Paris, where the twisted philanderer Doktor Haze has fled his native home of Transylvania, jumped shipped and is now planning to open a new Daring and Erotic show to take on the soon to be opened ‘Moulin Rouge’
Aimed at anyone with a slightly warped sense of humor the show follows the story of Doktor Haze and his attempts to open his new raunchy shocking show 'Blood Thirsty Burlesque' but having been deceived into buying an occupied asylum on the outskirts of Paris, the depraved immoral side of Doktor Haze soon emerges and takes control.
Liberation for the in-patients soon looses its appeal and it’s only going to be a matter of time before the liberated turn against the libertine.
Shocks, surprises and black humour with a huge uncontrollable cast of Burlesque Beauties, chasosmongers and some of the world’s greatest, grotesque, most daring and bizarre circus acts.
WARNING: The Circus of Horrors is NOT suitable for children and will only be allowed in if accompanied by an adult who understands the content of the show. The show contains some nudity and bad language.
Strobe lighting and pyrotechnics are used in the show.
Tickets cost £17, £20, £26 & £18 Concessions, (tickets may be subject to service charge) available from The Journal Tyne Theatre Box Office (10am-3.30pm and event days), Credit Card Booking and Information Line 0844 493 9999 (24 hour 7days), The Metro Radio Arena Newcastle Box Office (Mon - Fri 10.00am-5.00pm & Sat 9.30am-3.30pm), Internet www.thejournaltynetheatre.co.uk (click on the Ticketmaster icon in Box Office). Group Bookers should call (0191) 260 6062 and Special Needs bookings should call (0191) 260 6066 for further details
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Waygood is hosting an exclusive talk in which international collectors and those from the region will share their experiences of buying and collecting art. Culture Club has three pairs of tickets to give away.
International collectors Stuart and John Evans, who set up the Lodeveans Collection, contemporary art curator Gill Hedley and Waygoood Boardmember Ruth Connorton will share their insider’s tips on collecting art.
Stuart Evans began collecting art for his London based law firm in the 1980s and 90s and built up a collection of work by the then emerging ‘young British artists’. In 2006 Stuart and his son John began building the Lodeveans Collection of international contemporary art. They collect work by young artists working in second half of the 20th century.
Ruth is a boardmember of Waygood and a Lawyer at Eversheds. She and her husband collect art and were delighted when people gave them art as wedding presents.
Gill Hedley is a freelance curator and consultant. Most recently, she was Director of the Contemporary Art Society which acquires contemporary art to give to museums in the UK.
The talk and discussion takes place at Northern Stage on Tuesday, November 18 2008 from 6-8pm.
Waygood is hosting an exclusive talk in which international collectors and those from the region will share their experiences of buying and collecting art. Culture Club has three pairs of tickets to give away.
International collectors Stuart and John Evans, who set up the Lodeveans Collection, contemporary art curator Gill Hedley and Waygoood Boardmember Ruth Connorton will share their insider’s tips on collecting art.
Stuart Evans began collecting art for his London based law firm in the 1980s and 90s and built up a collection of work by the then emerging ‘young British artists’. In 2006 Stuart and his son John began building the Lodeveans Collection of international contemporary art. They collect work by young artists working in second half of the 20th century.
Ruth is a boardmember of Waygood and a Lawyer at Eversheds. She and her husband collect art and were delighted when people gave them art as wedding presents.
Gill Hedley is a freelance curator and consultant. Most recently, she was Director of the Contemporary Art Society which acquires contemporary art to give to museums in the UK.
The talk and discussion takes place at Northern Stage on Tuesday, November 18 2008 from 6-8pm.
The award-winning Northumberland Lights team returns with its third installment of the popular winter festival, promising even more stunning outdoor experiences and the illumination of some of Northumberland’s most famous landmarks and locations.
Culture Club are giving members the chance to win a family prize package, which includes entry for four people to all Northumberland Lights 2008 events.
From November 2 to November 30, from Blyth to the Borders, Northumberland Lights celebrates the county’s contrasting architectural and natural environments with shows to suit visitors of all ages.
The festival opens on November 2 with 'Culture Club Event of the Year 2006', Blyth in a New Light. A free, day-long family oriented event entertaining audiences with stunning architectural lighting wizardry, street theatre, a continental market and the spectacular firework finale on the Quayside courtesy of The World Famous fire workers. The programme continues at Kielder with ‘Out of Water’ between the weekends of November 8 to November 16 .
This unique journey treats the public to some of Britain’s finest visual and musical talents in one of Northumberland’s most beautiful and remote locations. The festival continues on November 28 to November 30 with ‘The State of Berwick’, a celebration of the unique culture and heritage of Berwick, encompassing a series of town centre installations including film, music, the spoken word and sound experiences.
On Tuesday, October 28, Culture Club and Vine Visit have joined forces to organise a superb Champagne Evening in association with Grainger Rooms Restaurant at Higham Place, Newcastle and we’re also giving you the chance to win one of two tickets to the event.
You’ll be able to taste a range of the best champagnes from the Côte des Bar along with a tempting, thought-provoking, selection of fine foods, prepared by chef Chris Slaughter, which as always at The Grainger Rooms feature the very best of local and organic produce.
Wine expert Helen Savage will be on hand to introduce the wines and suggest some fascinating food-matches. You’ll discover champagne in a wholly new and utterly wonderful light! The special cost for this memorable evening is just £49.50 per person, which includes a gourmet meal and at least six different champagnes.
To reserve your place, contact Elizabeth Brown at Vine Visit on (0191) 259 1280 or email elizabeth@vinevisit.com
The Journal Tyne Theatre are giving two Culture club members the chance to win fabulous Fifi and the flowertot prizes. Our first prize winner will meet Fifi and the Flowertots and receive a goodie bag, plus a pair of tickets to see the show. Our second winner will receive a fantastic Fifi goodie bag and a pair of tickets for the show.
For the first time ever, Fifi and the Flowertots will be appearing live on stage and will be in Newcastle at the Journal Tyne Theatre on October 24 and 25.
It’s a stormy day in Flowertot garden, and look what’s been blown in on the breeze - a magical fairy! But wait, her wand has been swept away in the wind and the lost fairy has to get it back to return home. Who better to help her than everybody’s favourite Flowertot, Fifi Forget-Me-Not and her Flowertot friends!
Follow Fifi and Clairy as they set off on their adventure, meeting some familiar faces along the way. But watch out….Let’s hope Stingo & Slugsy don’t get in the way with their latest madcap and mischievous scheme. Perhaps Bumble will lend a hand, along with Violet & Primrose.
Come along and join in the fun as we take you on a marvellous, magical, musical journey in this brand new production, featuring these much-loved characters. Join Fifi Live in ‘The Fairy and the Flowertots!’. Be part of the magic…
Tickets are priced at £13 and £11, available from The Journal Tyne Theatre Box Office (Mon-Fri 10am-3.30pm and event days). Credit Card Booking and Information Line 0844 493 9999 (24 hour 7days). The Metro Radio Arena Newcastle Box Office (Mon - Fri 10.00am-5.00pm & Sat 9.30am-3.30pm). Internet www.thejournaltynetheatre.co.uk (click on the Ticketmaster icon in Box Office).
Get your latens ready and prepare your self for the fright of your life, Culture Club has two sets of family tickets to give away for Bede’s World Halloween Extravaganza.
If you are brave enough, why not join us at Bede’s World this Halloween for
a night of ghoulish fun and entertainment.With only a lantern light to guide you, expect the unexpected, as you embarkon our spooky trail, which will lead you through our deserted Anglo-Saxon farm. Be on your guard though, as dangerous villagers maybe lurking in the shadows waiting to ambush any unsuspecting children who wander off the path. The spine tingling fun continues with creepy Halloween tales being recalled round a lit camp fire on our farm, plus children will have the chance to trytheir hand at one of our gruesome Halloween crafts.
A prize will be given for best costume, so come dressed ready to chill,
scare and terrify!
Due to the popularity of the event, pre-booking is essential. Tickets are
£4 each or £12.50 for a family ticket( two adults and two children). For more information on this event,
please contact Bede’s World on (0191) 4892106 or visit our website
www.bedesworld.co.uk
Get your swizzle sticks at the ready and be prepared to be shaken and stirred this Autumn as The Living Room, Newcastle launch their new cocktail menu in conjunction with Galaxy Radio and Breakfast Show Presenter’s, Steve and Karen. The Journal Culture Club has two pairs of VIP tickets to be won.
On the evening of Wednesday October 22, The Living Room will be hosting an exclusive cocktail tasting event for a select few, giving the perfect opportunity to sample some old favourites along with a number of new additions as the new menu is unveiled and their expert staff demonstrate their award-winning mixology techniques!
A technique which takes years to perfect, yet looks so effortless on the night, these are the guys who’ll show you how professional cocktail making is really done, as they shake and stir some of the finest tipples in the North East, as well as introducing you to new and exciting concotions to tantalise the taste buds. Drinkable delights such as ‘Amaretto Sour’, ‘Red Rum’ and ‘Hoochie Coochie’ should be more than enough to put your palette to the test.
With the help of Galaxy Radio’s Steve and Karen, the lucky attendees will be introduced to The Living Room’s new decadent and enticing range of cocktails, which they’ll be able to enjoy in the comfort and elegance of the basement bar – there’s even been a rumour that there will be a limited edition Galaxy Cocktail making its debut on the night!
Get your swizzle sticks at the ready and be prepared to be shaken and stirred this Autumn as The Living Room, Newcastle launch their new cocktail menu in conjunction with Galaxy Radio and Breakfast Show Presenter’s, Steve and Karen. The Journal Culture Club has two pairs of VIP tickets to be won.
On the evening of Wednesday October 22, The Living Room will be hosting an exclusive cocktail tasting event for a select few, giving the perfect opportunity to sample some old favourites along with a number of new additions as the new menu is unveiled and their expert staff demonstrate their award-winning mixology techniques!
A technique which takes years to perfect, yet looks so effortless on the night, these are the guys who’ll show you how professional cocktail making is really done, as they shake and stir some of the finest tipples in the North East, as well as introducing you to new and exciting concotions to tantalise the taste buds. Drinkable delights such as ‘Amaretto Sour’, ‘Red Rum’ and ‘Hoochie Coochie’ should be more than enough to put your palette to the test.
With the help of Galaxy Radio’s Steve and Karen, the lucky attendees will be introduced to The Living Room’s new decadent and enticing range of cocktails, which they’ll be able to enjoy in the comfort and elegance of the basement bar – there’s even been a rumour that there will be a limited edition Galaxy Cocktail making its debut on the night!
Culture Club has two tickets to be won, for this exclusive event, which includes entry, three complimentary cocktails including a limited edition Galaxy Cocktail and promotional offers during the evening.
Culture Club members have an amazing opportunity to save £10 on tickets to see Billy Cobham at the Gala Theatre Durham on October 23.
Born in Panama, Billy Cobham moved to New York aged three and has become a musical legend with a faithful following world-wide. Billy’s collaborations read like a who’s who of modern music greats including Miles Davis, George Benson, Oscar Peterson, Jack Bruce, and Herbie Hancock.
Asere’s Cuban music traditions produce a creative, pioneering repertoire, respectful of their predecessors yet with an exciting contemporary edge, blessed with inventive song writing and a soulful groove.
Billy and Asere together create a thrilling musical relationship fired by mutual respect, spontaneity and enjoyment - an uplifting experience for both musicians and audience alike.
Don’t miss this chance to witness the awesome spectacle of the world’s greatest living drummer, rediscovering his Latin roots with dynamic young Cuban band Asere. Tickets are priced at £15 or £14 for concessionaires and can be obtained by contacting Gala Box Office on 0191 332 4041 or visiting the website at www.galadurham.co.uk.
Over The Rainbow the compelling and award-winning musical which tells the life story of legendary music artist Eva Cassidy comes to the Sunderland Empire for one night only on Sunday, October 12.
Starring Faye Tozer, who rose to fame as one fifth of the multi-platinum selling pop group, Steps and most recently seen in 'Love Shack', 'Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens', 'Me and My Girl', and 'Dial 'M' for Murder', Over The Rainbow follows the story of Eva Cassidy’s tragically short life through dramatic scenes and stunning live renditions of her music including a haunting interpretation of ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow.’
From the age of 10 growing up in a musical family, to her first professional gig aged 18 at the Wild West World theme park, Eva first meeting with her boyfriend and mentor Chris Biondo, a rabble-rousing rendition and recording at Blues Alley with Chuck Brown and culminating in her poignant and tragic death, Over The Rainbow pays a genuine and heartfelt tribute to a true artist who was not interested in fame and fortune, but wanted nothing more than to create beautiful music.
From its first performance in 2004, Over The Rainbow has moved people immensely with sell-out performances and standing ovations throughout the UK.
Featuring Eva’s most popular hits including: ‘Time is a Healer’, ‘Songbird’, ‘Fields of Gold’, ‘People get Ready’, ‘I Know you by Heart’, ‘What a Wonderful World’ and the timeless ‘Somewhere over the Rainbow’, the legacy of Eva Cassidy lives on.
Over The Rainbow– The Eva Cassidy Story is at the Sunderland Empire on Sunday October 12. Tickets costing £17.00 and £18.50 are available from 0844 847 2499 or SunderlandEmpire.org.uk
In a career that spans five decades, DJ Johnnie Walker has one of the most recognisable voices in radio. In an evening covering forty years of broadcasting, Johnnie will discuss his career highs and lows on Wednesday, October 15 at 7:30pm.
Johnnie's career began in 1966 on joining Radio England, but quickly made his name on moving to the pirate radio ship, Radio Caroline, where his listener figures tipped 20 million in August 1967 as government legislation effectively outlawed the station.
In 1976 he left BBC Radio 1 after a showdown with bosses over his comments that the Bay City Rollers were "musical garbage". Moving to San Francisco, he recorded a show that was broadcast on Radio Luxembourg and returning to the UK in the 1980s.
In 1997 Walker made his Radio 2 debut, and presented the drive time show until he was suspended by bosses when allegations of drug taking were made in a national newspaper. In 2003, having returned to his Radio 2 show, Walker announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer and would be taking time off to recover. He was awarded an MBE for services to broadcasting in 2006, and a year later published his autobiography. Tickets to hear the great man give a deeply personal account of what has not always been a charmed life, are priced £15 and can be obtained by contacting Gala Box Office on 0191 332 4041 or visiting the website at www.galadurham.co.uk.
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art presents practical courses in drawing and filming this autumn with classes taking place over three consecutive Saturdays and Culture Club has five places on each course, available for members.
The course is relaxed, informative and fun with none of the pressure of school or college, making them ideal for novices and accomplished alike.
The Step by Step Guide To Making a Short Film is a course that can transform your home movies into art house material. Artist filmmaker Kelly Richardson will help budding film makers to discover their hidden talent and equip them with the skills to create inspired and imaginative movies. The three session course starts on Saturday, November 1. All equipment and materials will be supplied by BALTIC.
The Step by Step Guide to Making a Short Film is held on Saturday 1, 8 & 15 November between 10.30am and 12.30pm. Price £30 for three sessions.
The course is held at BALTIC and booking is essential - contact BALTIC reception on (0191) 478 1810.
House of Fraser, Metrocentre will play host to a very special free concert by Hue and Cry on Tuesday, October 7 from 7pm in the unique setting of the store restaurant, located on the first floor. To celebrate, The Journal Culture Club have teamed up with House of Fraser to give members the chance to win one of fifty copies of the new album Open Soul.
Open Soul marks Hue and Cry’s first pop album in sixteen years and a return to form for brothers Pat and Greg Kane, who found smash hit success in the late 80s with singles like ‘Looking for Linda’. The duo’s return to the mainstream has brought them to a whole new audience and a seven-date tour across House of Fraser stores marks that commitment by bringing their version of Scottish ‘blue eyed’ soul to the intimately unique setting of the UK’s biggest premium department store.
The Metrocentre store show will be an experience like no other for existing fans and music lovers alike, as the brothers play a very special acoustic ‘piano-vocal’ show on a free, first come first served basis. Culture Club members can benefit from fifty priority seats on the evening for them and a guest upon presentation of membership, subject to availability.
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art presents practical courses in drawing and filming this autumn with classes taking place over three consecutive Saturdays and Culture Club has five places on each course, available for members.
The courses are relaxed, informative and fun with none of the pressure of school or college, making them ideal for novices and accomplished alike.
Drawing Made Easy takes place on Saturday 4, 11 and 18 October in conjunction with The Big Draw national campaign. Each two hour session, begins at 10.30am, and is lead by BALTIC Freelance Artist Louise Bradley. Louise will take the participants on a creative journey exploring different approaches, techniques and methods of making drawings enabling everyone to find their own style and make their mark.
The Step by Step Guide To Making a Short Film is a course that can transform your home movies into art house material. Artist filmmaker Kelly Richardson will help budding film makers to discover their hidden talent and equip them with the skills to create inspired and imaginative movies. The three session course starts on Saturday, November 1. All equipment and materials will be supplied by BALTIC.
Drawing Made Easy is held on Saturday 4, 11 and 18 October between 10.30am and 12.30pm. Price £30 for 3 sessions (materials included).
The Step by Step Guide to Making a Short Film is held on Saturday 1, 8 & 15 November between 10.30am and 12.30pm. Price £30 for three sessions.
Both courses are held at BALTIC and booking is essential - contact BALTIC reception on (0191) 478 1810.
In November, our Book Group will review Antonia Fraser’s ‘Gunpowder Plot’ and Martin Stephen’s ‘The Desperate Remedy’.
With a narrative that grips the reader like a detective story, Antonia Fraser’s ‘Gunpowder Plot’ brings the characters and events of the Gunpowder plot to life, telling the truth about Guy Fawkes’ plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament.
From the court of King James to the deadly underworld of Jacobean London, Martin Stephen’s ‘The Desperate Remedy’ is a tale of gunpowder, treason and plot so audacious it is scarcely believable: a catholic uprising, a violent insurrection, and a trail of gunpowder underneath the Houses of Parliament.
If you would like to take part in any of our book reviews, simply head to your local library or bookseller to get your hands on a copy of the book currently featured. Details can also be found at thejournalcultureclub.co.uk
The Culture Club Book Group meets every month at The Biscuit Factory, Stoddart Street. It’s free to attend and you can join in the discussion as little or as much as you like. You do not have to commit to attend every week and can come along as and when your schedule allows. You must be a Culture Club member to attend.
The book to be reviewed at each session is published in The Journal during the first week of each month and updated here at thejournalcultureclub.co.uk allowing up to 4 weeks for members to read the book before the Book Group meet.
One of the most popular and enchantingly romantic stories ever told comes to life in Disney’s multi-award winning musical BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at the Sunderland Empire next week and Culture Club members can purchase top priced tickets to the 7.30pm performances on Wednesday and Thursday for just £20.00!*
Seen by over 25 million people and nominated for nine Tony awards, including Best Musical, this eye-popping show has wowed audiences worldwide with record breaking runs in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Sydney, Tokyo and London’s West End and now one of the biggest musicals of all time brings to life the beloved “tale as old as time” with a burst of theatrical magic.
Featuring Mrs Potts and Chip, the hilarious double act Lumiere and Cogsworth, Gaston the town hero and, of course, the beautiful Belle and fearsome yet kind-hearted Beast, this enchanting story takes audiences from a small provincial town in France, through the shadow-filled woods to the Beast’s mysterious castle, all accompanied by the well loved songs from the show including Be Our Guest, Human Again and Beauty and the Beast.
Be our guest and experience an unforgettable performance of Disney’s classic musical!
DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is at the Sunderland Empire from Tuesday 7th to Saturday 11th October, with tickets costing £10.00 - £32.50.
The Tallantyre Gallery of Morpeth, Northumberland, is set to show the work of one of its finest and longest standing artists, Spanish painter, Royo when he visits the region for the first time ever to showcase his most recent exhibition ‘Mediterranean Light’.
Culture Club has one pair of VIP tickets to be won, including entry to the exhibition on Saturday, October 11, a complimentary bottle of bubbly and a signed brochure from the artist himself. Accompanied by Spanish delicacies such as tapas and sherry, and with the beautiful exhibits from Royo on show as well as the opportunity to meet the artist himself, there’s no better backdrop than the Tallantyre Gallery within which to get a flavour of Spain’s most current and credible artists.
Valencia-born Royo’s work has become a firm favourite on the walls of the Tallantyre Gallery. Painting since the age of nine, Royo’s recognisable style has matured over the years into work which represents a dramatic use of colour and ‘texturing’ which he uses to capture his subject matter - parallels have been made with Renoir and that of the Spanish master, Joaquin Sorolla with both being described as ‘painters of the light’.
The visit holds special resonance as one of Royo’s paintings ‘Floral Blouse’ was infamously stolen from the gallery this summer. Shrouded in mystery and after a series of investigations the painting is still missing so the gallery will be stepping up security measures for the duration of the exhibition!
Royo will be exhibiting over 20 original paintings at Tallantyre’s, and interest has already been drummed up around the exhibition opening as it will be his first ever visit to the region. A well-known face both internationally and on the London and Birmingham art scenes. Some of Royo’s work hangs alongside that of Matisse and Picasso in a number of the Mayfair Galleries, in London.
Royo’s ‘Mediterranean Light’ exhibition will be running from Saturday, October 11 to Saturday, October 18 and admission is free. Tallantyre Gallery is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. For enquiries please contact art@tallantyre.co.uk or call 01670 517 214.
The Journal Culture Club in conjunction with Advintage are offering members the “What’s my Wine?” game on Sunday, October 19 at 1pm at The Rex Hotel, Whitley Bay Sea Front for just £17.50 per person, including two course Sunday lunch and 6 quality wines.
Wine buff or buffoon will savour a blind tasting of quality whilst enjoying the “What’s My Wine?” game. Where you not only learn about the subject but have fun in the process.
The presentation is by the Advintage team, Suzanne Lock and Bill Oswald who take wine lovers from the North East to holiday wine spots all over Europe and also host vintage wine weekends in the area.
Two course traditional Sunday lunch, served with 6 quality wines during the session, at £17.50 per person, (£20 to non Culture Club members), beginning at 1pm.
Finalists of the Culture Club 'Event of the Year 2007' are back at the Lit & Phil in November. The creative Team that brought you promenade piece 'The Novocastrians' Philosophers Club’ will be presenting 'We Got Mittens Too!' a play that focuses on the experiences of people of the North East during the first World War.
As part of the piece we are hoping to include images of men and women who fought or served either on the front line or on the home front.
There will be an opportunity for Culture Club members to see a special preview performance - more details available here in October.
'We Got Mittens Too!' plays at the Lit & Phil and Mining Institute from November 4. To book call Northern Stage on 0191 230 5151 or online at www.northernstage.co.uk
The world’s most successful Rock ‘n’ Roll musical Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story strums its way into the Sunderland Empire from Monday, October 13 to Saturday 18, and for one performance only on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 at 5.30pm, Culture Club members can purchase tickets for just £10.00!*
It’s had audiences on their feet in every corner of the globe and now Buddy is back in a toe tapping, hand clapping extravaganza!
On February 3, 1959 as the world was perched on the most exciting musical decade in history, the young genius who made it all possible was tragically killed aged just 22, leaving behind a legacy of over 30 timeless hits.
With a phenomenally multi-talented cast, Buddy tells his story, presents his music and features two terrific hours of Buddy’s greatest hits including That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, True Love Ways, Oh Boy, Heartbeat and many more.
With the Big Bopper’s Chantilly Lace and Ritchie Valens’ La Bamba taking you towards total music overload, this dazzling new production will have the whole audience rocking and bopping in the aisles.
The Centre for Lifelong Learning is offering Culture Club members the chance to save up to £15* on course fees for the following courses:
• The Science Behind CSI: A Brief Introduction to DNA Forensics
• Do you know your Scientists? A Look Back at Some of the Great Scientific Advancements of the 19th Century
• The Science of Beauty
• Getting Older – Getting Fitter: Fitness and Health for Ageing Populations
More information on the courses can be found in the prospectus. Available online or by contacting the Centre (see below)
The Centre’s short courses are open to everyone and are specially designed for adult students. There is a wide range of subjects to choose from including:
Literature, Classics, Cinema & Language Studies; Modern Languages; Music &Visual Art, Philosophy & Religion; History & Archaeology and Science & Environment.
Courses take place during the day, in the evenings, on weekdays and at weekends, in the centre of Newcastle and at venues across the region.
Courses form part of the Centre's Award in Continuing Education and offer opportunities for progression onto programmes at the University of Sunderland.
For further details of the award, start dates, fees or to enrol on a course contact the Centre at Centre for Lifelong Learning, 2nd Floor, Bedson Building, King’s Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU. Telephone 0191 515 2800 or email: lifelong.learning@sunderland.ac.uk. For more information log on to cll.sunderland.ac.uk
*save £15 on full fee or £10 on concessionary fees.
 
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