We invite artists and photographers to exhibit with us in the Breakwater Café on a calendar monthly basis. If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity please get in touch.
The programme of exhibitions was postponed as a consequence of the Coronavirus outbreak. We are hoping to reschedule the programme with minor changes as set out below.
A selection of work by pupils of Grace Darling Academy, Newbiggin Campus on the theme of "Famous Landmarks".
Exhibitions in the Latimer Room
The Latimer Room is sometimes closed for functions but open to the public when no function is in progress.
Check 01670 811951 before making a special journey.
Covid-19 has played havoc with our plans but we are hoping to resume normal business in the near future. The proposed exhibitions in the Latimer Room are outlined below but may still change - Watch this space!
Previous Exhibitions in the Latimer Room
The Hidden Gallery
is in the Courtyard
A Selection of work from Sea, Rocks andMary Joicey by Peter Seddon
A Selection of work from Jonathan Livingston Seagull is Alive & Well and has returned to Newbiggin by the Sea by Peter Seddon
Haukadalur Boxed
A selection of work from the Iceland Series by Peter Seddon
Marine Panels by pupils of Windsor First School 2007
Every pupil in the school (and some teachers) contributed to the production of these two panels which were originally exhibited on the outside wall of Windsor First School. They were retrieved from the school when it was demolished to make way for housing. The Maritime Centre is pleased to be able to display them once again.
The Mary Joicey Mural painted by KEAP Creative. Work is still in progress - there will eventually be four ceramic panels depicting aspects of Newbiggin carried out by members of the community. Watch this space!
Two new ceramic panels added on 10th September 2020. One by pupils attending the after school pottery class at Duke's Secondary School, Ashington and one by residents of Keir Hardie House, Newbiggin.
