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Get Into Newcastle Get into Newcastle NE1 RESTAURANT WEEK THEATRE THRILLS NE1 SCREEN ON THE GREEN Find out what's on the menu this year as We've got our finger on the culture pulse Transporting film-lovers from cinema seats we celebrate the tastiest event in the region. this month, giving you all the latest theatre to deckchairs, this summer-long outdoor Book a table, eat, drink and be merry! openings for August. film festival is one for the whole family. ISS.129 02 - 23 AUGUST 2017 FREE GET INTO NEWCASTLE CONTENTS FEATURING THE ALL-NEW VOLVO XC60. Come and visit us online THE sometime: getintonewcastle.co.uk EACH ISSUE WE WELCOME YOU TO THE 08 MAGAZINE WITH AN INTRODUCTION ContentsFROM A MEMBER OF THE NE1 TEAM, GIVING YOU THEIR UNIQUE TAKE ON LATEST THRILLER WHAT’S GOING ON. FRESH FROM THE PRESS @NewcastleNE1 Wow! What a fortnight, what a month, what a summer, what a city! FROM SWEDEN /GetIntoNewcastle The NE1 magazine has had a place in my 13 heart, and calendar, since long before I was lucky enough to work on it. It told me of newcastlene1 ON THE ROAD PRICE £37,205 12 openings, events, offers, and titbits of gossip and I made sure to read it every issue. Get into Newcastle app NOW IN OUR SHOWROOM AND AVAILABLE TO TEST DRIVE But now…now…the new format blows my mind every time we see it. There’s so much to see and do! So many things I’d never heard of, places I’ve never been, even routes I’ve never walked. From Tipsy Tea to Sushi Specials, behind-the-scenes If you wish to submit a listing for inclusion please email: [email protected] at the Theatre Royal to Animal Yoga, the new For advertising call 0191 500 7865 or magazine makes me want to plan something email: [email protected] new every evening, and skip work most days. Get into Newcastle is published by Remember Media Ltd In my opinion there’s never been a more exciting time for events in the city, and the magazine can’t help but reflect that. During a fortnight in August we see live music from the Libertines to Brian Wilson, a food event with over 100 restaurants to choose from, and an outdoor cinema for sunny afternoons Remember Media Ltd, e.volve Business Centre, and summer evenings. Fantastic! Cygnet Way, Rainton Bridge South, DH4 5QY remembermedia.co.uk I love watching it come together, and I use it in the same way I hope you do. Read on, Publisher Christopher March [email protected] and get the red pen out because I can tell Editorial Elysia Agnew you, there’s some planning to do! [email protected] 20 Design Remember Media Studio Ben Whitfield, [email protected] Marketing and Events Manager Sales Claire Graham [email protected] All contents copyright ©2017 RememberMedia Ltd. All rights reserved. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, no responsibility can be accepted for inaccuracies, howsoever caused. No liability can be NOW IS THE TIME TO CHOOSE VOLVO accepted for illustrations, photographs, artwork or THERE’S NEVER BEEN advertising materials while in transmission or with the publisher or their agents. All information is correct at time of going to print, July 2017. A MORE“ EXCITING NEWCASTLE SUNDERLAND STOCKTON HARROGATE TIME FOR EVENTS TEL: 0800 612 4715 www.millnortheast.co.uk IN THE CITY GET INTO NEWCASTLE // 3 02-23.08.17 AROUND THE CITY PARK FOR FREE HERE: ! SNAP IT UP e v LOOK OUT FOR OUR NE1 OFFERS OLD ELDON SQUARE i s f WHO DOESN'T LOVE A GOOD OFFER? NE1 SCREEN r Shop late, e The Get into Newcastle magazine is jam-packed with inspiring city t ON THE GREEN f offers that will have you booked up for weeks. For a full list of our Take a trip to the movies at Old Eldon Square as a PARK FREE! THE offers visit getintonewcastle.co.uk NE1 Screen on the Green continues to thrill. E u V getintonewcastle.co.uk running until Sun 3 Sep I PARK FOR FREE AFTER 5PM L n Eat, drink, shop - LOVE your city! A OR WE WILL Eldon Garden 2 Eldon Square 3 Oxford Street g 1 in w til’ you 4 Manors 5 Quayside 6 Dean Street DON'T MISS OUR KIDS STUFF ie m v r 7 Grainger Town SCHOOL SUMMER HOLIDAYS Et oo o td SHOPDROP ARE WELL UNDER WAY ou free hop. OPEN LATE MON-SAT and don't forget it's so we've picked out some fun events and key diary h ive, to s free parking after 5pm in our participating car parks! L 3 e THE LAING ART GALLERY dates for families and little ones. nort lov HAYMARK s METROumber BIG WEDNESDAY m Get cr Drop in and have a go at The Laing eativ . Art Gallery's creative activities. m ge 1 Theatre Royal e s REVOLUTION t creativ 2 LAND with the kid e with Laing Art Gallery Laingartgallery.org.uk cock Eldon Sq. Cocktail tails ST. Hoochie Coochie a Masterclass street HOOCHIE COOCHIE Get cocktail savvy at Revolution's Old Eldon greyDEAN all about The Stand 4 the music fabulous cocktail masterclasses Square S 80s SOUL TREET Book now at: revolution-bars.co.uk k at the c 6 FUN i WEEKENDER e w e Sun 6th Aug n 5 LIFE SCIENCE e F A Sunday soul session recapturing the spirit of the t early 80s hoochiecoochie.co.uk CENTRE a 1940s Canteen Dance Party e s i r Check in with The Bluebirds and book your tickets d E TIMES SQUARE a r s House of Tides D a now for the vintage September event. Revolution p THE ySI Live from 7 meetingsandevents.live.org.uk s AT A r e ua Times Square v we o GLANCE Electrifying artists arrive in town vintage l Q IC - LT for this spectacular music festival BA t BALTIC FAMILY DAY here did that fortnight go? livefromtimessquare.co.uk a Time is flying and we're e Wed 16 Aug hea m Round up the family for a fun-filled having far too much fun in r th e tun A day at The Baltic. balticmill.com es Times Square NE1 this summer - it's only at Times Square getting better as the weeks Porterhouse Butcher & SNAP IT UP Wfloat on by. In this issue we have all the gastronomical goodness that comes with the our METRO RADIO ARENA fa Grill, Fenwick Food Hall vo tastiest event in the North East, smash-hit u the Fenwick Food Hall newbie - r INTRODUCING i cinema screenings for deckchair chilling t e check out their NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week offer L afternoons at Old Eldon Square and some PAW PATROL p O IL porterhousencl.co.uk R WE W u p fabulous family fun days to keep the little s ones occupied through the summer holidays. LIVE! a r SNAP IT UP We're catching up with the glamorous SAT 19 AUG riv NE1 NEWCASTLE RESTAURANT WEEK! NEVER Bluebirds, we're indulging in sweet treats e n Everyone's favourite in tow The tastiest event of the summer is back and it's bigger and better than ever. at the city's finest afternoon tea spots and IN pups arrive in town Check out the deals for dining at your favourite foodie hangouts in NE1. A we're supping craft beer in some super cool for an adventure live Find offers & download your vouchers online: getintonewcastle.co.uk DULL hangouts. Fitness fanatics can stay tuned on stage metroradioarena.co.uk Mon 7 Aug - Sun 13 Aug with Active Newcastle and nostalgic OR WE WILL music-lovers can check out the sensations MOMENT E Live From Times Square. Enjoy our city! N GET INTO NEWCASTLE //4 GET INTO NEWCASTLE // 5 1 02.08.17 03.08.17 WHAT'S ON WEDNESDAY THURSDAY THRILLS ANIMAL ‘YOGA’ Keep the little ones active this summer with a spot of yoga. Yoga is the of-the-moment activity. Everyone’s joining the gym and everyone’s There’s making a conscious effort to be mindful in the midst of busy everyday Not life. And it’s no different for youngsters. Taking a bit of time out to exercise while stretching, relaxing the body and learning about shapes always play and animals. It’s an exercise class that ticks all the boxes. Can we your have an adults session please? Join the team at the Great North Museum this Thursday for some ‘Animal Yoga’ where you’ll stretch more… your body and create different shapes relating to animals. Each session thing? COMEDY will be followed by a museum hunt, encouraging children to seek COMEDY RED RAW Come along to The Stand’s beginners comedy out some of the animals featured in the session. It’s fun, friendly, THE THURSDAY SHOW Start the weekend a day early interactive and it’s good for you too! greatnorthmuseum.org.uk night. £3, 7pm. The Stand, thestand.co.uk rock with a night of comedy. £10, 7pm. The Stand, thestand.co.uk MUSIC ‘n’ THE MOLTON BROWN SUMMER BIRTHDAY PARTY THE RESIGNATORS Trillians hosts Australian ska band TALKS & WORKSHOPS The Resignators from down under. Free, 7pm. Trillians, Swing by Molton Brown for a touch of retail therapy this Thursday as the Newcastle store celebrates its Summer KNITTING CLUB Get creative with like minded folk. £2, trilliansnewcastle.co.uk Birthday Party. Discover the new Seabourn Collection 7pm Tyneside Cinema, tynesidecinema.co.uk KIDS composed in collaboration with the world’s finest ultra-luxury roll cruise line, with ingredients inspired by Seabourn’s very CLUB BIG WEDNESDAY: BUILD Cities, structures, bridges, LIONIZE own signature cruise destinations.
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