Fun Things To Do In Newcastle

Looking for a fun event that's also raising money for a good cause? Then head to an evening with Peter Beardsley this May, taking place at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Durham. Not only will you get to hear a talk from this Geordie legend, but a percentage of profits go towards St Cuthbert's Hospice.

The event begins with a glass of bubbles and a delicious three-course meal, featuring confit duck leg, ham hock terrine, baked salmon supreme and more.

From its roster of events like live music, bottomless pizza parties and disco bingo, to the darts oches offering interactive games, WonderBar is a whole load of fun for Newcastle revellers. Plus, if you're a United Fan, they guarantee hilarious entertainment before and after every home game.

This Murder Mystery experience is a great way to try something new and bond with your friends, family or colleagues. The interactive adventure is totally self-guided, using I'm Puzzled's helpful mobile app to take you all over the city on your quest.

In teams of two to six players, you'll work together to solve a high-profile murder case - solving codes, finding clues and interrogating virtual suspects along the way.

Treat yourself to an unforgettable experience at Fiume River Bar, a cosy riverside haven where creativity meets culinary delight. Relish Italian classics with a modern twist while sipping on one of their expertly crafted cocktails.

Whether you're enjoying a relaxing evening or looking to add some fun to your night, their Paint and Sip sessions provide the perfect opportunity to combine great drinks, food, and a creative outlet. Let your imagination flow as freely as the cocktails do.

Lookin' to add some excitement to your night out? Ditch the pub and embark on a completely different experience. Active Reality in Newcastle provides fully immersive virtual reality adventures that will keep you and your group entertained and engaged in an epic adventure, catering to groups of three to twelve.

Looking for something unique in Newcastle? YO!'s Sushi School gives a whole history behind your favourite Japanese dish while also getting the chance to make your own rolls, from cucumber all the way through to salmon nigiri.

From live music spanning tribute acts, rock music, reggae and more to club nights of house and pop tunes and even sports events like the boxing, wonderbar has all manner of entertainment. Check out their choices of things to do in Newcastle city centre.

A top pick of fun activities in Newcastle for adults, Point Blank Shooting sees you take to a simulation range in a choice of different games or missions. Topping it off? Cocktails and a range of American-style platters or pizzas.

If you're after fun things to do in Newcastle for couples or larger groups, then booking yourselves into an outdoor activity is the way to go. The Great Game Treasure Hunts see you cracking clues and solving puzzles around the city, with a great pub discount as your prize.

Beer lovers rejoice; if you've ever wanted to glug your way through the Toon's top craft beer, then this is the event to do it at. The Newcastle Brewery Tour has you head to three venues for behind the scenes access and tastings, all with a knowledgeable guide on-hand. 

Upgrade your boring ol' plans with a trip to the Four Quarters Newcastle. At this city centre gem, you'll get to try out an awesome variety of retro game consoles and machines with your pals across the two-storey space, all before chilling at the bar with a cocktail in hand.

NQ64 Newcastle is a graffiti-adorned, neon bar that's home to 31 retro arcade games that'll make you feel like a kid again (in the best way possible). Throwback activities include Time Crisis, Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution - the ultimate date game if you're looking to break the ice. It's a killer spot to bring friends for your birthday too, and whips up themed cocktails to quench your thirst, like the Power Star Martini and the Aku Aku Fruit Punch. 

For unusual things to do in Newcastle, attending a performance at Boulevard should fit the bill. This visual feast fronts drag acts and Broadway dancers taking to the stage, with a different cabaret show coming round every few months.

Think you know bingo? Think again. Bongo's Bingo is one of the most weird and wonderful nights out around, promising hours of lively fun. Their Newcastle events take place at the Boiler Shop on a regular basis, located close to Central Station.

In between raucous rounds of bingo, expect dance-offs, rave intervals and lots of audience participation. Tickets cost £18 per person, and there'll even be some chances to win prizes - think karaoke machines, giant pink unicorns and Henry Hoovers.

With a reputation for unique nights out in Newcastle (and often a celebrity clientele), Chinawhite knows how to party. Think luxurious, private booths, an electric dancefloor and one helluva soundsystem to make sure those tunes are really pumping.