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September 2026: 10 Unmissable Events in Newcastle

Our top picks of things to do this September in Newcastle.

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The weather’s getting cooler, the kids are back at school, and Christmas presents have already started popping up in the shops, which can only mean one thing…

It’s September! And while the nights are getting shorter as we say goodbye to summer, there’s still no shortage of fun to be had in the city, so make sure you get these dates in the diary!

Mrs. Doubtfire @ Theatre Royal

Following the production’s huge success on the West End, Mrs. Doubtfire is taking the Theatre Royal by storm this September! Jam-packed with all the heartwarming and hilarious moments you know and love from the ‘90s flick, plus fabulous new tunes and awesome dance numbers, this is a real treat for the whole family.

Wednesday 23rd September – Sunday 11th October 2026, From £24

Niall Horan @ Utilita Arena

One for the Directioners now, as Niall Horan is set to play Newcastle’s very own Utilita Arena this month. He’ll be celebrating the release of his latest album Dinner Party, which comes hot on the heels of his recent Myles Smith collaboration Drive Safe. And with support from BBC Radio 1’s Future Artist of the Month (2023) Flowerovlove, it promises to be a brilliant night of live music.

Wednesday 23rd September 2026, Prices vary

Maisie Adam – Whatsherface @ Tyne Theatre & Opera House

Whether you recognize her from Taskmaster, A League Of Their Own or Last One Laughing, Masie Adam’s is back on-stage in September with a brand-new show Whatsherface. Expect plenty of her trademark wit (and maybe some angry outbursts along the way for good measure!) when she arrives at Tyne Theatre & Opera House.

Sunday 27th September 2026, From £29.45

Jane McDonald – Living the Dream @ O2 City Hall

Jane McDonald is trading the sea for the stage with her all-new show Living the Dream at the Toon’s O2 City Hall. She’ll be celebrating the release of her latest album with a setlist full of fresh original tracks and reworkings of some of her favourite country classics. Grab some sequins and those cowboy boots… you’ll need ‘em!

Tuesday 1st September 2026, Prices vary

The Bootleg Eagles @ Wylam Brewery

Another welcome edition to Newcastle’s live music calendar, as The Bootleg Eagles make a very welcome return to Wylam Brewery. They’ll be taking audiences on a musical journey from The Eagle’s country-rock roots to global chart-toppers. Since their last set, they’ve been selling out venues across the UK, so we’d grab tickets for this one while they’re still about!

Friday 11th September 2026, From £18

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Primal Scream – XTRMNTR @ NX

Following the band’s 25th anniversary performance of XTRMNTR at London’s Roundhouse last year, and their incredible Come Ahead world tour, Primal Scream are back in Newcastle this September! They’ll be performing XTRMNTR in its entirety following impressive demand from fans, so this promises to be an unforgettable night.

Tuesday 8th September 2026, From £40

Mission Outer Space @ Northern Stage

The kids might be back at school this month, but that doesn’t mean that the out of this world fun has to stop! In fact, Northern Stage are embarking on Mission Outer Space this month – an interactive show that’s perfect for 4-7 year olds and asks how we might even begin to look for alien life!

Saturday 26th September 2026, From £12

Celya Ab: We Must Stop Meeting Like This @ The Stand

Haunted by a passing comment made by her Spanish teacher when she was 15, Celya Ab is making light of her overthinking with We Must Stop Meeting Like This at The Stand Newcastle this month. And with credits including Saturday Night Live UK and sold-out shows across the UK, you’ll be in for a hilarious night out with her brand-new show.

Thursday 24th September 2026, From £19

All At Sea @ Live Theatre

Meanwhile over at Live Theatre, North East playwright Alison Carr has been inspired by the notorious “Canoe Man” case with the brand-new show All At Sea. Following married couple Colin and Deborah as they take some extreme measures to escape a sky high mortgage and spiraling debt, it promises to be a drama packed production.

Thursday 24th September – Saturday 10th October 2026, From £38

Medieval Cooking Masterclass @ Blackfriars

And last, but by no means least, for those looking for something a little different this month, Blackfriars has you covered with their Medieval Cooking Masterclass! They’ll be taking guests back in time to learn how meals from 800 years ago have influenced today’s cuisine. And don’t worry, recipes have been updated and improved for our more, ahem, modern taste palettes!

Saturday 19th September 2026, From £175

Whatever you’re in the mood for, and whoever you’re making plans with this month, there’s plenty of happenings in the city centre this September – so get out there, and make the most of them!

Main image: Jane McDonald

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