Cultural partners
Gateshead has a wide variety of cultural organisations that schools and youth settings can work with. Visit a gallery or museum, attend a library author event, collaborate with a heritage venue or support the young people you work with to be inspired by a creative professional. Here's a selection of organisations that work with children and young people in Gateshead.
If you want to become a cultural partner please contact us.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31365/Bensham-Grove
Bensham Grove offer a wide range of pottery courses for all ages.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31367/Dingy-Butterflies
Dingy Butterflies works across Gateshead, developing creative projects for and with the people of Gateshead.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31363/English-Heritage
English Heritage care for over a million objects and hundreds of historic sites in every part of England, from international icons to local treasures.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31362/Tyne-and-Wear-Building-Preservation-Trust
Tyne and Wear Building Preservation Trust was established to preserve the architectural heritage of Tyne and Wear.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31967/Tyne-Derwent-Way
The Tyne Derwent Way is a celebration of where we live - our heritage, our culture, our people and our wildlife.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31348/Chalk
Chalk engages the whole family through music, film, science, art and design.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31352/Gateway-Studio
Gateway Studio is a gateway to more personal development, more creativity, more fitness, more friendship and a more connected creative community.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31346/National-Trust-Gibside
National Trust welcomes school and community groups for outdoor, nature connective and curriculum linked activities.
https://shapegatesheadculture.com/article/31361/The-Shipley-Art-Gallery
The Shipley Art Gallery has a well-established learning and engagement programme for children, young people and local communities.
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