Welcome to Wooler Arts

ARTS  FOR  EVERYONE

Wooler Arts provides rewarding opportunities to take part in and enjoy music, the visual arts, the written and spoken word, and other art forms.

We aim to build on and develop the broad range of artistic endeavour and local heritage in the region, and to produce a programme of creative opportunities that seek to engage with a diverse and wider community.

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Quick view of our Forthcoming Events

OPEN EXHIBITION

Our fourth Open Exhibition will take place at the [email protected], High Street, Wooler between 22 November and 20 December.

See Visual Arts for more details about submissions and the Exhibition.

An Evening of Remembrance

Glendale Ceilidh Band and Friends present an evening of remembrance, music, poetry and much more....

SUNDAY 10TH NOVEMBER WOOLER URC 6.30 pm

See Other Events and Performances  and Glendale Ceilidh Band for further information.

Royal Northern Sinfonia

Royal Northern Sinfonia come to Wooler with three concerts in 2025:

  • January 19;
  • 20 April;
  • 29 June (final concert of our Summer Concerts).

See Other Performances and Events and Summer Concerts to book tickets and for more details.

Highlights Performance

Did you know that Wooler Arts is now a promoter for Highlights Events?

This Autumn, there are 2 performances to be held at The Cheviot Centre, Wooler.

Next Performance:

  • Maddie Morris
  • Saturday 30th November
  • 7pm

see Other Performances and Events for more information.

For more information and tickets go to :

https://highlightsnorth.co.uk/whats-on/

Celebrating the beauty of our landscape

Established in 2020

Established in 2020, Wooler Arts has quickly shown itself to be an organisation that is of benefit to the market town of Wooler, Glendale and the wider region.

We put on exhibitions, art classes and workshops, classical and folk music concerts, recitals and workshops, community music events, workshops for children, workshops for traditional crafts and skills, and talks by visiting guests.

People are able to experience and participate in a range of different art forms and to explore new outlets for their personal creativity.

Community and landscape

Lives are enriched by engaging with the arts, whether it's being actively involved or by attending events. People enjoy a better sense of well-being through the arts and feel a greater sense of pride and citizenship of their community, and of the outstanding landscape in which we live. This is true for today and for future generations.

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