What's On?

The Cambois Art Exhibition is Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th October, we’ve had a staggering amount of submissions and are excited to share the work of over 40 local artists with you.

The Tute will be open 11am-4pm both days so please drop by anytime that suits you.

Saturday 5th December 2026 2:30PM

Poetry legend Michael Rosen celebrates his 80th birthday with a brand-new live show!

Michael looks back at a lifetime in poetry, performing beloved classics including Hot Food, No Breathing and Chocolate Cake, along with never-before-heard poems from his new collection Peas On Your Knees.

NICE! Is a show for all ages, from the young to the young at heart.

The Tute is a grassroots community space in Cambois - we ask visitors kindly to avoid parking on Unity/Ridley Terrace and to park along past the church or by the school.

There are seated tickets for sale and a mat area for children to sit on.
Event Details
Doors Open at 2:15PM
Starts at 2:30PM

Tickets available below

MISCREATIONS THEATRE - UNDERGROUND

Saturday 14th November 2pm

We’re working with the brilliant Miscreations Theatre to bring their magical family friendly theatre show to our community. Miscreations will be working with children at Cambois Primary School and Bedlington Station Primary School ahead of their special performance at The Tute in November.

ENTER THE UNDERGROUND
WORLD OF THE WORM and so much more…

Underground – full of shadow puppets, projection, illumination, music and clown story telling. We invite you to come on an immersive journey into soil where the fearless spirit of our childhood adventures, digging holes to the centre of the earth, uncovers mind-blowing realities about the soil that sustains us all.
Promoting positive environmental action and raising awareness about soil health, expect swashbuckling fun, belly filling laughter, and dream-making fantasy!

Tickets coming soon

Following the great success of last year's Art Exhibition, we will treat ourselves to a local feast of talent at this years exhibition on 10th & 11th October.

Anyone interested in exhibiting their work - this can be prints, drawings, carvings, metal work, crochet...and surprise us with anything else... - We can't wait to see what you have in store!

How to submit your art work:

At the end of August we’ll sound the art claxon and ask you to send in a photo of the work and dimensions, alongside a brief description of the work and a little bit about you by the 20th of September. Please don’t start emailing your art work in until September.

This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, with the North East Combined Authority as the Lead Authority.

Join us for a free screening of Pride (2014) and Giants (2026) as part of Blyth Festival Of Film.

Saturday 28th February - Doors to venue 7pm - Film start 7.30pm

Set in 1984 amidst the Miners Srike a band of London-based gay and lesbian activists realise that along with the miners they share common foes in Margaret Thatcher, the police and the conservative press. They begin fundraising to support rural miners in Wales.

Pride is rated '15' by the BBFC and all guests must be aged 15 or over to see the film.

We're proud to be named as finalists in the North East Culture Awards, 2025

www.necultureawards.com

Cambois Art Exhibition 2025

Thanks to everyone who came to Cambois Art Exhibition 2025. It was better than ever, we saw amazing art and heard people’s inspiring stories about their creative passion and lives. 200 people attended over the weekend and it was a brilliant atmosphere.

Here’s a video to give you a peek into it if you missed it.

This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, with the North East Combined Authority as the Lead Authority.