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Newcastle Magazine shares uplifting stories about the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne, located on the northern bank of the River Tyne. The magazine aims to inspire, educate, and entertain its readers. If you have a story to tell, we invite you to contribute! We welcome submissions from writers of all ages who want to share their experiences and tales from Newcastle upon Tyne and Tyne & Wear. Our love for Newcastle upon Tyne shines through in every story we publish.

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Local Musicians Get Centre Stage Spotlight at South Shields Amphitheatre This June

1 week ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

This Is South Tyneside Festival brings together a packed programme of entertainment, featuring big name artists, brass bands and activities for all the family. And now musicians are taking up the opportunity to feature in live music sessions at South Shields Amphitheatre throughout June – with the additional chance to appear live at one of the Sunday Concerts at Bents Park this summer.
Free Rides and Big Smiles: The Hoppings Calls on Charities for Special Opening Day

1 week ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The Hoppings returns to Newcastle’s Town Moor from Friday 20 to Sunday 29 June with hundreds of attractions, from familiar favourites to white knuckle rides. And children’s charities are being urged to get in touch to enjoy them for free on the opening day – before the official opening by the Lord Mayor of Newcastle. Charities can bring along a group who, between noon and 2pm on the opening day on 20 June, will be able to ride for free.
Romance, Drama and Iconic Hits as The Bodyguard Returns to Newcastle Theatre Royal

1 week ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

International musical theatre star Sidonie Smith reprises her critically acclaimed performance as Rachel Marron, a role she previously dazzled in during the show’s run in Stuttgart, Germany. Joining her is Adam Garcia (Coyote Ugly), who makes a welcome return to Newcastle – last seen as Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – now taking on the role of Frank Farmer.
Young Minds Meet Real-World Role Models at Sacred Heart Primary’s Dream Job Day

2 weeks ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

They were among the professionals visiting a school in Fenham to inspire the pupils for a ‘Dream Job Day’. Children across all age groups at Sacred Heart Primary were joined by representatives from a range of different careers, who spoke about their jobs and answered questions from the youngsters – as well as allowing them to try out specialist equipment and clothing for themselves.
Ride of a Lifetime Up for Grabs as The Hoppings Returns to Newcastle

3 weeks ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The much-loved fair is returning to Newcastle Town Moor from June 20 -29, with hundreds of rides, side shows, food outlets and entertainment. And to get the event started in real style, organisers Crow Events is offering one person and their guest the opportunity to go on the ride of their choice, following the official opening by the Lord Mayor of Newcastle.
Sunday for Sammy Trust Opens Spring Grants for North East Performing Arts Talent

3 weeks ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

This Spring, the Trust is inviting applications for financial grants to support training, equipment or career development. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to audition in Newcastle, where they’ll have the chance to showcase their talents and share their creative aspirations directly with the Trustees. Named after the late Sammy Johnson, the Sunday for Sammy Trust supports young people from the North East aiming for a career in performing arts.
Whitley Bay and Monkseaton Bowling Club Marks 100 Years with Proud New Flag

3 weeks ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The club, which was founded in 1924, has been a cornerstone of the local community for generations, bringing together bowlers of all ages and abilities. With 75 active members, the club meets regularly between April and September and continues to welcome new members. To commemorate their centenary year, the club turned to The Flag Man, a local business with its own rich history.
Community Invited to Create Eco Magic at South Tyneside Summer Parade

3 weeks ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The annual event will be returning to South Shields on Saturday 5 July, as part of the This Is South Tyneside Festival. And now anyone wanting to get involved is being invited to sign up and show how creative they can be around this year’s special theme – environment and sustainability. South Tyneside Council is once again working with creative specialists, The Cultural Spring, to bring the parade to life, with a number of drop-in workshops taking place during the half term holiday.
Young Table Tennis Talent Dorian Serves Up Success in National Championship

1 month ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

The competition is organised by Table Tennis England, and sees table tennis stars of tomorrow compete to be crowned either individual or team champion. Dorian, who competes on an individual basis, first took up table tennis in Hong Kong six years ago and continued her passion when she came to the UK.
National Trust Seeks Volunteers (and Their Dogs) for Hadrian’s Wall

1 month ago | newcastlemagazine.com | Sara Janiszewska

Through its joint work with partners such as the National Trust, the Hadrian’s Wall Country Partnership looks after and promotes the iconic visitor destination. As part of this activity, the National Trust hosted a drop-in day at its Housesteads Visitor Centre on Tuesday (8 April) – giving members of the public the chance to meet with current volunteers, find out about the rich history of the site, and learn more about the volunteer opportunities available.