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36 Lime Street are recruiting for 2 Voluntary Roles

By on March 4, 2024

Volunteer Role: Buildings & Facilities Lead Do you have a passion for heritage buildings and would like to get involved in caring for one? Do you have skills and experience in buildings and facilities management and can offer some time

36 Lime Street has joined Lift the Ban campaign

By on October 8, 2023

36 Lime Street has joined the Lift the Ban campaign to help increase awareness of people seeking asylum in the UK banned from seeking work. We are also encouraging other businesses in the local area to get involved and sign

An evening of sublime piano music in the Victoria Tunnel | Steve Luck

By on August 23, 2023

Victoria Tunnel | 7:15pm, 22nd September 2023 Just down the road from us in the Ouseburn, in the historic Victoria Tunnel, pianist and composer, and 36 Lime Street Member, Steve Luck will be performing an intimate solo piano concert. Imagine

Living Still | Louise Bradley

By on August 14, 2023

EXHIBITION at RePUBlic Gallery | 19th August – 16th September 2023 36 Lime Street studio member Louise Bradley has a solo exhibition at the RePUBlic Gallery, Blyth, opening this Saturday 19 August and running until 16 September. A Special Private

Film Premiere: The Ouseburn Warehouse & Studios Film Project: behind the scenes of 36 Lime Street.

Friday 19th May 2023 18.00-19.00 Film Screening & Q&A with Newcastle University students Nada Ibrahim and Jasmine Stephenson

By on May 10, 2023

Book here 19.00 – 23.00 Drop in zine making studio 2B & film screening throughout the Late Shows event. Ouseburn Warehouse Studios and Workshops, 36 Lime Street, Ouseburn, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2PQ Join Newcastle University students Nada Ibrahim and Jasmine Stephenson

36 Lime Street | A film by Nada Ibrahim and Jasmine Stephenson

By on April 15, 2023

36 Lime Street film captures the history and heritage of our culturally significant building in the heart of a post-industrial landscape.  Formally a flax mill, designed by John Dobson, the grade II listed building houses up to 50 artists, designers