Art & Craft in Newcastle upon Tyne
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Pints & Putty - Mr.Blobby
📍 Mean-Eyed Cat
£25.00
Crochet/Knit Club
📍 Craftarella North Shields
£11.55
Children's Summer Art Workshop by Lateral Art and Morpeth Rotary
📍 St George's URC Church
£5.00
FREEFoundation Press Wednesday Workshops: Morning Edition
📍 BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
Paper Marbling
📍 Slugtown
£25.00
Kid Sewing Workshop: Craft Your Own Cuddly Friend Pillow
📍 High Bridge Works Newcastle Upon Tyne
£22.38
Paper Jam Comics Workshop
📍 Catherine Cookson Room
Morning Sewing, Fabric & Pattern Swap Social
📍 39 High Bridge
£7.21
Giant Jacob's Ladders
📍 Slugtown
£2.00
Sculpt and Sip | Kabin @ Kabannas Newcastle
📍 Kabin Newcastle
£35.37
Mosaic Coaster Workshop - Gateshead
📍 570 Durham Rd
Introduction to Clothes Making: The Oyster Blouse
📍 High Bridge Works Newcastle Upon Tyne
£49.46
Craft and Chat (every Tuesday)
📍 The Creative Studio
Introduction to materials at Newcastle Contemporary Art
📍 Newcastle Contemporary Art
£16.96
Kintsugi class
📍 Zio Bar & Grill
£25.63
Mosaic Classes in Newcastle
📍 Neville Street
£59.00 - £99.00
Stitch & Sash: Craft an Upcycled Tie-Waist Coat
📍 39 High Bridge
£54.88
FREEAutumn Term 2026 (North East England): On-site schools archives workshops
📍 Discovery Museum
Gel-printed accordion book craft workshop
📍 Crafts for Wellbeing
FREEMind the gaps: neurodivergence and learning disabilities in the CJS
📍 Northumbria University
The Bible Course
📍 Newcastle Cathedral, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Knitting Know How
📍 Hatton Gallery Learning Room
Denim Reimagined: Upcycled Tote Bag Class
📍 39 High Bridge
£36.46
Make your own Sea Shell Trinket Dishes
📍 The Ale Gate
£30.00
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Art & Craft in Newcastle upon Tyne — Guide
Art & craft events in Newcastle upon Tyne are a wonderful blend of creativity and community spirit. They appeal to everyone from seasoned artisans looking for inspiration to beginners eager to try their hand at something new. Whether you're into pottery, painting, or jewellery making, there's always a class that suits your skills and interests.
These workshops often take place in various types of venues such as basement clubs, pub function rooms, and dedicated arts centres. They run regularly throughout the year, providing ongoing opportunities for learning and growth. Expect to meet like-minded individuals and enjoy hands-on activities led by experienced instructors who share their knowledge and passion with you.