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Newcastle's Mercury Fringe strikes its first chord
The Mercury Fringe Festival is up and running, with a packed programme of music and events ahead. Cultured. North East guest writer, Charley Dobson was…
3 hrs ago
Crime pays for North East telly
The BBC has high hopes for a new detective drama made in the North East, starring Robson Green and showcasing the region on both sides of the camera
4 hrs ago
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David Whetstone
North East sets 10,000 jobs target in new culture strategy
The region's mayoral authority has published its 10-year plans for culture, creative industries, heritage and sport, setting ambitious targets for jobs…
4 hrs ago
Trafalgar treasure unveiled
First chance for public to view Tyneside hero’s famous flag
5 hrs ago
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Tony Henderson
Sunderland’s musical memories to be preserved in heritage project
From legendary gigs and long-lost venues to the songs that provided the soundtrack to everyday life, Sunderland Music City wants to hear the stories…
5 hrs ago
The force is strong at Hopetown as Star Wars exhibition heads to Darlington
A collection of vintage Star Wars toys, rare memorabilia and original film posters will go on display at the heritage attraction as the legendary space…
5 hrs ago
From Hartlepool to Hollywood’s costume department
Northern School of Art graduate Alison Lyons has been helping bring Jane Austen’s world to life in a new film adaptation of Sense and Sensibility…
6 hrs ago
Beamish prepares for a haunting Halloween
The Living Museum of the North is getting ready to become the Un-living Museum of the North, with spooky encounters, after-dark adventures and a horror…
6 hrs ago
Repair, reuse, repeat
Charge of the Lights Brigade spreads across the North East. Tony Henderson
6 hrs ago
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Tony Henderson
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Baltic Open puts North East creativity on display
A taste of multi-media magic
Oct 15
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David Whetstone
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Fresh perspectives on Durham Book Festival
A crowd of young reviewers have been out and about at Durham Book Festival, reporting back on conversations about writing, publishing, food, identity…
Oct 15
The academy with a starring role
From Saturday morning classes to Netflix films and West End careers, SA Performing Arts has spent a quarter of a century nurturing North East talent
Oct 14
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Sam Wonfor
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