BALTIC, on the south bank of the River Tyne in Gateshead, is the biggest gallery of its kind in the world - presenting a dynamic, diverse and international programme of contemporary visual art. BALTIC has no permanent collection, providing instead an ever changing calendar of exhibitions and activities ranging from blockbuster exhibitions to innovative new work and projects created by artists working within the local community.
On Saturday 5 August, thousands gathered on the Quayside to be wowed by NewcastleGateshead Initiative's Bridges Festival Evening Spectacle -- 'Over and Out'. We were there along with our partners and their families. There was wine for the adults, popcorn for the children and fireworks for all! View the video of our partner event here.
NewcastleGateshead Initiative has over 160 partner organisations. Working with them is crucial to promote NewcastleGateshead as a great place to live, learn, work and visit. Speakers include Godfrey Worsdale, Director -- Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, David Newton Managing Director -- Nova International, David Malanaphy, General Manager Jurys Inn Newcastle/NewcastleGateshead Quays, Michelle Percy, Managing Director -- Silverlink Properties, Lucy Winskell, Pro Vice-Chancellor -- Northumbria University, Andrew Moffat, Chief Executive Officer -- Port of Tyne and Nick Holmes, Managing Director -- Rockliffe Hall,
Find out how the NewcastleGateshead Convention Bureau can help you identify the suitable options for your event, based on criteria set by you. Doing all the legwork to ensure your stay is tailored to your every need. And the best news? because the purpose of a convention bureau is to being events to the local area, this service is free!
NewcastleGateshead Initiative chief executive, Sarah Stewart, in a brief interview highlights the key rerquirements for the new role of Inward Investment Director. She underlines the calibre and quality that the role requires; the partnership skills required working with the LAs and key private-sector partners; the dynamic organisation it will be situated in and the vibrant, diverse destination it will promote to key audiences
A classic tale of good versus evil, told through rap narration, lyrics, projection, music and graphic novel illustration.
Commissioned by Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Apples & Snakes. Supported by the PRS for Music Foundation and the National Lottery through Arts Council England
Part of the Juice Festival - For information on the show and tickets please visit www.juicefestival.co.uk
Swing Bridge in testing for the Lost & Found event which is part of the upcoming Bridges Festival. The bridge was opened in 1876.
The hydraulic power to move the bridge is derived from electrically driven pumps. This feeds a hydraulic accumulator sunk into a 60 foot shaft below the bridge, the water is then released under pressure which runs the machinery to turn the bridge. The mechanism used for this is still the same machinery originally installed by Armstrong.
NewcastleGateshead's award-winning festival for children and young people.
The next Juice Festival will take place from Wednesday 19th -- Sunday 30th October 2011
Packed full of activities and events for children, young people and their families, the festival is presented in the world-class venues, facilities and open air locations that make NewcastleGateshead such a brilliant place to live, grow up in and visit. If you're looking for fun-filled things to do around October half term for the whole family then look no further than Juice Festival!
The launch event for Welcome to Tyne and Wear took place at the Angel of the North on the 27th July. 85 people from across the tourism industry in NewcastleGateshead, Sunderland, North Tyneside and South Tyneside attended the launch, and with the help of a massive 'WELCOME' sign we were able to shout about this fantastic new training programme.
Welcome to Tyne and Wear is destination awareness and customer service training for everyone who comes into contact with visitors to the area.
Take a look inside NewcastleGateshead's World Cup 2018 bid with insight from Newcastle United Reserve team Coach Peter Beardsley, Chair of NewcastleGateshead World Cup Champions Group, David Faulkner and Newcastle United Football Club Managing Director, Derek Llambias.
Tourism is hugely important to NewcastleGateshead, Sunderland, South Shields, Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. Over 40 million visitors come here every year, they spend almost £2 billion and keep over 30,000 people employed in full time jobs.
We all have a part to play to make sure these visitors have a great time, spend lots of money and come back. Working together, we can grow tourism; attract more visitors and more success for the whole area and everyone in it.
Tourism is hugely important to NewcastleGateshead, Sunderland, South Shields, Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. Over 40 million visitors come here every year, they spend almost £2 billion and keep over 30,000 people employed in full time jobs.
We all have a part to play to make sure these visitors have a great time, spend lots of money and come back. Working together, we can grow tourism; attract more visitors and more success for the whole area and everyone in it.
Tourism is hugely important to NewcastleGateshead, Sunderland, South Shields, Tynemouth and Whitley Bay. Over 40 million visitors come here every year, they spend almost £2 billion and keep over 30,000 people employed in full time jobs.
We all have a part to play to make sure these visitors have a great time, spend lots of money and come back. Working together, we can grow tourism; attract more visitors and more success for the whole area and everyone in it.
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