Latest Events in Jesmond(July Updated)

Join us for a creative and relaxing afternoon with watercolours, where you'll create a beautiful painting to be proud of. Our beginner-friendly class, led by Wiktoria Anna, will guide you step-by-step and answer any questions you may have. What you'll learn: Basic watercolour techniques Applying these techniques to create a stunning painting of the Northern Lights What's included in the price: Watercolour paper Watercolour paint Brushes Light refreshments - biscuits, crisps, fruit, water, coffee and tea. Join us on your own or with a friend - there’s no pressure either way. The sessions are calm and welcoming, with space to chat if you feel like it, or just quietly get lost in the painting process. And if you’re coming with someone, there’s a little discount for booking together. This will also be the last workshop this year with the Northern Lights theme, so if it’s been on your list, now’s a great time to give it a go. From past sessions: Everyone who’s come so far said they felt more relaxed during the session Most people said it helped them switch off from daily stress Almost all said they’d keep painting afterwards And everyone said that they would recommend the class to a friend as a way to unwind and be creative About the Host: Wiktoria Anna is an artist with a passion for painting, often drawing inspiration from the beauty of the world around us. About the Venue: Cosy studio space located in Jesmond, just a 5-minute walk from West Jesmond metro station. Convenient on-street parking is also available. Please arrive 5 to 10 minutes before the event. Find out what others said about the classes and courses - www.wiktoriaanna.art Information Source: Wiktoria Anna Art | eventbrite

Join us for a creative and relaxing afternoon with watercolours, where you'll create a beautiful painting to be proud of. Our beginner-friendly class, led by Wiktoria Anna, will guide you step-by-step and answer any questions you may have. What you'll learn: Basic watercolour techniques Applying these techniques to create a stunning painting of the Sycamore Gap What's Included in the price: Watercolour paper Watercolour paint Brushes Light refreshments - biscuits, crisps, fruit, water, coffee and tea. Join us on your own or with a friend - there’s no pressure either way. The sessions are calm and welcoming, with space to chat if you feel like it, or just quietly get lost in the painting process. And if you’re coming with someone, there’s a little discount for booking together. This will also be the last workshop this year with the Sycamore Gap theme, so if it’s been on your list, now’s a great time to give it a go. From past sessions: Everyone who’s come so far said they felt more relaxed during the session Most people said it helped them switch off from daily stress Almost all said they’d keep painting afterwards And everyone said that they would recommend the class to a friend as a way to unwind and be creative About the Host: Wiktoria Anna is an artist with a passion for painting, often drawing inspiration from the beauty of the world around us. About the Venue: Cosy studio space located in Jesmond, just a 5-minute walk from West Jesmond metro station. Convenient on-street parking is also available. Please arrive 5 to10 minutes before the event. Find out what others said about the classes and courses - www.wiktoriaanna.art Information Source: Wiktoria Anna Art | eventbrite

Menopause and wellness advocacy training, for healthcare professionals Date: March 24th 2025 Time: 9:30am-3pm Location: novellus aesthetics Calling all healthcare professionals passionate about hormones and wellness! Join us for a day of learning, fun, networking, and advocacy training. This in-person event will feature an expert speaker, interactive workshops, and opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals. This comprehensive day covers everything from the basics of menopause and symptom management, but also looks at lifestyle, trauma, neurodivergence related to hormones and menopause in in the workplace in addition to some other topics. This day is not intended to create menopause clinical experts (we teach other courses for that!) however for those HCPs looking to deepen and broaden their knowledge around the whole subject of menopause and hormonal health, in a holistic way, this is for you! Delegates will receive registration as a Menopause Advocate included in the fees of this course. Registration as a Menopause Advocate has the benefit of access to continuing advice and monthly education/updates as well as being known as educated and informed in many aspects of menopause and related issues. Registration as a Menopause Advocate lasts for one year and is renewed annually. Lunch and refreshments included. Information Source: Tracey Dennison | eventbrite

Summer Concert in Jesmond Welcome to the Summer Concert in Jesmond ! Join us at St. George’s Church on July 9, 2025 at 7:30 PM for a night of music and fun. Groove awesome tunes.Enjoy the summer vibes with friends and family. Don't miss out on this fantastic event! Refrshements; Prize Raffle and - all proceeds to St George's Community Hub project! Tickets on Eventbrite OR £8 on the door. Information Source: St George's Community Hub | eventbrite

Meet and finish at Jesmond Metro Station. Brandling Village is an excellent example of a Victorian and Edwardian suburb developed between 1820 and 1920. This walk takes in the original 19th century core and its grand surrounding streets and houses. Booking will secure your place but walk-ups will be available on the day. If you are a 2025 season ticket holder, remember you MUST bring along your ticket or you will be asked to pay for your tour. Tour lasts approx 1.5hrs Assistance dogs only. No other pets allowed. Safety Information To attend our walks you need to be reasonably fit, prepared to be responsible for your own safety, and to supervise any children in your care. Appropriate clothing and footwear is recommended. A bottle of water, an umbrella and an extra layer wouldn't go amiss. The British weather is notoriously changeable! Newcastle is an historic city with uneven pavements and narrow passages add to its unique character. There are also often steps to navigate. Our walks take approximately 90 minutes, are you comfortable walking and standing for that length of time? If there’s any activity you are unable to do or if you have a concern, please contact us at newcastlecityg@gmail.com before booking. We try to stick to footpaths and use pedestrian crossings where available. If you have any pre-medical conditions or injuries that may affect you walking or feel unwell during a walk, please let your Guide know. Standard Disclaimer Your participation in the guided walk is at your own risk and we shall not be held liable under any circumstances for any matter arising out of your participation. We accept no responsibility or liability for loss or injury (other than for matters for which we are not legally able to exclude or limit liability). We have public liability insurance. Information Source: Newcastle City Guides | eventbrite

Meet and finish at cemetery gates, south side of Jesmond Road. Explore this 19th century private cemetery, the resting place for many of Newcastle’s eminent citizens. Please wear suitable footwear as some areas of the cemetery are overgrown and can be slippery, especially in wet weather and the ground is uneven in places. Booking will secure your place but walk-ups will be available on the day. If you are a 2025 season ticket holder, remember you MUST bring along your ticket or you will be asked to pay for your tour. Tour lasts approx 1.5hrs Assistance dogs only. No other pets allowed. Safety Information To attend our walks you need to be reasonably fit, prepared to be responsible for your own safety, and to supervise any children in your care. Appropriate clothing and footwear is recommended. A bottle of water, an umbrella and an extra layer wouldn't go amiss. The British weather is notoriously changeable! Newcastle is an historic city with uneven pavements and narrow passages add to its unique character. There are also often steps to navigate. Our walks take approximately 90 minutes, are you comfortable walking and standing for that length of time? If there’s any activity you are unable to do or if you have a concern, please contact us at newcastlecityg@gmail.com before booking. We try to stick to footpaths and use pedestrian crossings where available. If you have any pre-medical conditions or injuries that may affect you walking or feel unwell during a walk, please let your Guide know. Standard Disclaimer Your participation in the guided walk is at your own risk and we shall not be held liable under any circumstances for any matter arising out of your participation. We accept no responsibility or liability for loss or injury (other than for matters for which we are not legally able to exclude or limit liability). We have public liability insurance. Information Source: Newcastle City Guides | eventbrite

A fundraiser concert by Tyneside A Cappella and Compass Acapella choir of songs from the 1960s onwards. Funds raised will go towards the great community work of Shieldfield Art Works who are seeking the good of the city through creative practice. There will also be refreshments for sale and a chance to make further donations by cash and card. Pre-booked tickets advised, tickets also sold on the door. Information Source: Shieldfield Art Works | eventbrite

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Experience the chilling magic of F. W. Murnau’s silent masterpiece Nosferatu (1922), the earliest surviving screen adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula in the spectacular surroundings of St George's Church, Jesmond. This haunting tale follows the unsuspecting Hutter as he travels to the remote castle of Count Orlok, only to unleash a creeping terror that threatens his home and beloved Ellen. With its eerie shadows, unforgettable imagery, and atmosphere of dread, Nosferatu remains one of cinema’s most iconic horror films. For this screening, the suspense will be heightened by the live, improvised accompaniment of acclaimed organist Darius Battiwalla (Leeds Town Hall), bringing the gothic drama vividly to life. Information Source: St George's Church, Jesmond | eventbrite

2025 marks the release of Harvest, Celtic Worship’s fourth studio album—written and arranged at a family farm in Morayshire. Surrounded by fields ripe for harvest, the band drew deeply from the rich biblical vein of harvest imagery to celebrate God’s faithfulness, His promises, and new life in Christ. Inspired by golden landscapes and long summer days at Cowfords Farm, Harvest reflects both the physical beauty of the season and a deeper sense of spiritual growth for the band. As they take Harvest on tour, the band invites audiences across the nation to join them and celebrate all that the Lord of the harvest has done and will do. Information Source: Celtic Worship | eventbrite