The Great North Museum incorporates collections from the Hancock Museum and Newcastle University’s Museum of Antiquities, the Shefton Museum and the Hatton Gallery.

Moorbank, the University’s Botanic Garden, is situated 15 minutes walk from Newcastle City Centre at the top end of Claremont Road on the edge of the Town Moor. Please note that Moorbank Botanical Garden is not open to general public.

Described in recent years as "one of the most impressive exhibition spaces in Britain", Newcastle University's Hatton Gallery, situated in the old Quadrangle, has been at the heart of cultural life in the North East since the early twentieth century.

The Shefton Museum, located within the Department of Classics, holds a small but widely recognised collection of artefacts from the Greek world. It was founded in 1956 by Professor B.B. Shefton (now Emeritus Professor of Classical Archaeology) with a grant of £2000...

Discover all about life in Newcastle and Tyneside, from the area's renowned maritime history and world-changing science and technology right through to fashion through the eras and military history. The museum is bursting with interactive displays, which makes it the...

The Light Dragoons are a Formation Reconnaissance Regiment with a history in the reconnaissance role which dates back to the early 18th Century.

The Northumberland Hussars Museum is shared with The Light Dragoons and 15th/19th The King's Royal Hussars and is based in 'A Soldier's Life' gallery of the Discovery Museum. The items on display include uniforms and personal equipment used in the past together with...

The Square Yard Gallery is a new arts venue developed by Newcastle College. The gallery aims to contribute to the vibrant art scene of North East England by introducing emerging artists and allowing professional artists to forum new projects in a supportive...

ISIS Arts is a visual and media arts organisation, its core ethos is to facilitate international and inter-cultural exchange, support diversity and engage as wide an audience as possible in dialogue with artists and artworks.

Vane was founded in 1997 in Newcastle upon Tyne in the North East of England. Vane represents the work of a number of artists, both from across the UK and internationally, as well as showing the work of invited artists in collaboration with other galleries.