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Cultured. On Sunday 11.10.26
Our weekend edition featuring old friends, new music and stories worth telling
15 hrs ago
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Sam Wonfor
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The Support Act takes the lead
Six North East acts are preparing to play Newcastle's Grainger Market as part of the Mercury Prize Fringe. But the event is also a big opportunity for…
Oct 10
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Sam Wonfor
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Play born of tears and laughter due for Newcastle premiere
Uplifting story of It’s a Wonderful Us
Oct 10
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David Whetstone
A different kind of footwork at the Riverside
A mass dance featuring more than 300 people will bring a different kind of entertainment to the Riverside Stadium for the club's 150th anniversary…
Oct 10
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Culture Digest 09.10.26
Our weekly round up of the arts and culture stories from across the North East which have caught our attention
Oct 9
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Sam Wonfor
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Back on track after 63 years
A workhorse will be welcomed back to the North East as a star of the show
Oct 9
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Tony Henderson
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A garden of artistic talent
The work of 37 artists from Down’s Syndrome North East is going on public display at The Alnwick Garden following a summer of creative workshops
Oct 9
A millennium of making a difference
Park volunteers clock up a thousand years of service
Oct 9
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Tony Henderson
Six comedy sketches in the running for Sunday for Sammy award
A Geordie James Bond, modern-day monster dating and a search for the new ‘Wera’ are among the ideas hoping to impress at this year's Sketch for Sammy.
Oct 9
Lauren Laverne returns to host sold-out Mercury Prize
With tickets sold out, the BBC confirms broadcast plans and Newcastle gears up for a week of Mercury Fringe events
Oct 9
Why Hatton’s new show is a feast for the eyes
A look at The Potter’s Canvas
Oct 9
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David Whetstone
Old friends, new chapter
It’s a North East story with universal appeal. Now Our Friends in the North has spawned a show focusing on the Thatcher years. David Whetstone talks to…
Oct 7
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David Whetstone
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