Multi-purpose arts centre in Washington, Sunderland, hosting theatre and performance, live music, film and community events, with a café on site.
Fortnightly free session for young people aged 11 to 19 to develop their artistic practice with guest artists at Arts Centre Washington.
Comedy play by Tom Casling about a family inheritance that fails to materialise, directed by Marshall Peach and brought to the stage by Hallmarsh Productions.
Free installation by Clive Davis that uses photographs and red squares to explore space, time, identity and signs and symbols.
Workshop led by Lucy from Willow & Wreath to make a Christmas wreath from scratch with seasonal foliage, decorations and ribbons.
Evening of gentle Qigong movement, breathwork, meditation and immersive gong sound, inspired by the phases of the Moon and hosted by practitioner Shaney Barton.
The Lawnmowers Independent Theatre Company brings Steve Gilroy's play about a learning-disabled protagonist to Arts Centre Washington.
Ghost story show by The Book of Darkness & Light that brings two classic ghost stories to life on stage, for audiences 14 and over.
Singer-songwriter Callum O'Neil plays the Arts Centre Washington with support from Kayden Turner and Daniel Maple, as part of the venue's Christmas programme.
A 45-minute puppetry and storytelling show with songs and interactive fun for children aged 2-5, set in Santa's workshop.
Solo stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' by Dyad Productions, with one actor playing every character.
A festive screening of The Muppets Christmas Carol at the Arts Centre Washington.
Immersive family theatre experience with LED circus, UV magic, dance, puppetry and music, following a young dragon keeper.
Right Track is a music project offering young people the opportunity to learn instruments, write songs, and perform in a supportive environment.
Weekly Saturday art club for children aged 8 and over, guided by artist Vince Cooper, to explore scale, perspective and shading.
Adult life drawing session with professional male and female models, music and refreshments, part of the monthly 'Drink and Draw' series.
Fortnightly Thursday evening session for young people aged 11 to 19 to write, shoot and edit films with a professional filmmaker.
A fortnightly animation club held at Arts Centre Washington for those interested in creating their own animations.
Monthly Quite Quiet night of hushed live sets by The Lake Poets, David Brewis, Isabel Maria, This Little Bird and Georgia Ruyi with the Crude Tarmac String Quintet.
Screening of Disney's 1985 cult classic Return to Oz, directed by Walter Murch, at Arts Centre Washington.
7even Nightclub
11 Derwent St, Sunderland SR1 3NT
The Bridges Shopping Centre
The Bridges Shopping Centre, The Bridges, Sunderland
Culture House
Culture House, Keel Square, Sunderland SR1 3DX
Sunderland Empire Theatre
4-5 High Street West, Sunderland
The Fire Station
9 High Street West, Sunderland SR1 3HA
