There are 23 attractions in Newcastle open on Sunday
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Back to Back Galleries hosts local and regional artists in an array of changing exhibitions throughout the year, as well, offering unique handcrafted pottery and ceramic sculpture in the Gallery Shop
Escape to the majestic Empire Marina Lake Macquarie, the largest marina on the lake.
ARTSYSTEMSWICKHAM is an art gallery in Wickham, NSW.
Gather your friends and take on the challenge of Newcastle's best escape room game!
Test your problem-solving skills with an exciting adventure from Escape Zone!
Finite Gallery was founded in 2013 by Leslie Duffin.
Fort Scratchley, a former coastal defence installation, is now a museum. It was built in 1882 to defend the city against a possible Russian attack.
Come and try our unique Sugar Caddy cocktails or an espresso martini from our Caddyshack bar.
The Leading Light Tower (or Beacon Tower) on the corner of Tyrrell Street and Brown Street on The Hill looks a bit like an old-fashioned shooting tower, but it's not.
A PLACE WHERE COLOR NEVER ENDS
This avant-garde space is a space where art and innovation go hand in hand. The MultiArts Pavilion, Mima (MAP Mima) is the newest addition to the exciting Lake Arts Precinct, offering a high-tech creative canvas for contemporary art and cementing Lake Macquarie's place as a leading creative city. The 'pamper' part of the name comes from an Awabakal word meaning 'reason to stay' and couldn't be more apt for this location, set in beautiful parkland in Speers Point Park on the coast. of the imp
Lake Macquarie Museum of Art and Culture, Yapang is set on 12 acres on the shores of Australia's largest coastal saltwater lake.
Lake Macquarie's art museum is widely recognised for its exhibition program and work with the community.
The Museum of Art and Culture Lake Macquarie (MAC) is an Arts and Culture museum located in Scoresby, NSW.
Reflecting the heritage and entrepreneurship of our city. Where artists create, do and share. Promotion of the arts through commitment. Cultivate and share excellence.
Scenic, commemorative pathway featuring cliffside ocean views & artwork dedicated to WWI soldiers.
The Museum tells stories of Newcastle and the Hunter, and through its collection presents a narrative of how people of this area lived once and how they live today.
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Housed in one of Newcastle's most important historic buildings, The LockUp is an award-winning, independent, multidisciplinary contemporary arts space and creative hub in the city centre. Listed on the NSW Heritage Register, The LockUp was Newcastle's police station and was locked up from 1861 until it closed in 1982. It was the former exercise yard and on-site dwelling for multidisciplinary residencies. Through curated artistic and public programming, The LockUp aims to engage and challenge a
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