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Live performance and changing exhibitions / HEXHAM

Queen’s Hall Arts Centre

Across from the Abbey, Queen’s Hall adds a contemporary arts stop to Hexham’s older landmarks. Choose a play, concert, talk or family show from the programme, or look for a current gallery exhibition during its advertised opening. A performance makes a good reason to stay in town after an afternoon of sightseeing; an exhibition is a shorter and more flexible visit.

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Queen’s Hall Arts Centre on Beaumont Street
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Before you go

Book the actual performance and accessible seating you need. Gallery browsing and a theatre ticket are different visits, and exhibitions may have gaps between installations.

The practical details

Where to find it
Beaumont Street, opposite Hexham Abbey, NE46 3LS.
Directions and arrival information
Tickets and booking
Most performances require paid tickets; some exhibitions are free. Check gallery dates and hours separately from the show programme. Allow arrival time for finding your seat, and leave a proper meal break before an evening event.
Access and getting around
Street-level automatic doors serve the accessible ground floor. Lifts reach the public upper spaces and theatre stalls, but not the balcony. Arrange wheelchair positions, hearing receivers and free essential-companion tickets through the box office.
Official access information
Visiting with children
Choose the age recommendation and running time of a specific production. Booster seats are available; pushchairs and car seats stay in the designated foyer area rather than the auditorium. Family exhibitions and the foyer art trolley can offer a shorter stop.

Practical information checked 14 September 2026. Confirm anything essential to your visit with the venue.

Make it part of your day

Allow 30-60 minutes for galleries; longer for a show for the visit, plus travel and breaks. This is a suggested planning allowance; opening times, access and availability may affect your plans.

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