Volunteers at the Old Low Light tell the story of the oldest building on the fish-quay (the Old Low Light) and its surroundings. Learn about the vessels of the Tyne, the fishing and navigation and discover local wildlife. Come...
Retired local fishermen present their exploration and commemoration of the fishing industry.
Riverman John Sturmey presents a history of steam boats on the river Tyne, starting with the first steam tugboat of 200 years ago in 1818. Please note the Old Low Light is closed between 23rd December until 5th January.
From 17th November 2017 until 31st March 2019 A voyage of discovery into the mysterious depths of the sea, uncovering the hidden beauty of nature.
100 Hearts War Stories is a project by Embroiderers Guild UK in conjunction with SAFA, to commemorate all those who took part in WW1. Using cloth and thread, textile artists have told their stories as unique and touching images...
A family friendly RNLI exhibition celebrating timeless courage during the First World War.
Artist Statement My paintings are abstract and process led, exploring relationships between colour and light through layering. I am currently working in acrylic on canvas and watercolour paper predominantly using thin glazes. Over many years the language of...
Local artist John Currie exhibits works new and old, at The Old Low Light’s summer art exhibition.
Old Low Light invites you to Men of the North: A History of North Shields Football Club. The exhibition is a volunteer lead celebration of North Shields Football Club’s history. It examines the club’s foundation in the late ninetieth...
The Old Low Light is happy to welcome back local artist Mark Taylor-Gregg, and to host an exhibition featuring his work and artistic impressions of the area.