Marina Rees reveals her new exhibition ‘North Atlantic Drift: Pursing Whales’. Marina is a sonic and visual artist, and therefore will be accompanied by a volunteer choir...

Daniel Turner will give an illustrated talk about some of his observations on birds of the Tyne estuary. He will then progress to discuss his twenty five years of monitoring the breeding kittiwakes of the river Tyne.  

                    6th of February is celebrated as the day The Representation of the People Act became law, when it was actually passed by Parliament on 19th June 1917. In Celebration...

Join retired RNLI coxswain Martin Kenny for a fabulous informative and entertaining guided walk from Old Low Light along to the Black Middens and discover the stories behind some of the coasts famous shipwrecks and the role of the...

Join our man from the RSPB, David Hirst, on a guided walk of the mouth of the river. The walk will be at low tide on the morning of 13th June Starting at Old Low Light the headed along...

Why Ships Sink (and some don’t) The reasons behind the sinking of ships from “Titanic” to “Costa Concordia”, with a few in-between. Join Martin Kenny retired RNLI Coxswain and one time lecturer in ship stability to hear the stories.

These talented singers will perform a very varied set. Tickets £5 per person. 45 tickets total. 25 tickets available from Whitley Women Community Choir 20 tickets available from Old Low Light front desk.  

Do you want to get more out of your iPad or iPhone?   For those who have recently purchased an iPad or an iPhone, or those who are comfortable using their iPad/iPhone for the basics but want to explore...

Join our man from the RSPB, David Hirst, on a guided walk of the mouth of the river. The walk will be at low tide on the morning of 30th May. Starting at Old Low Light the headed along...