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Christmas has arrived at The Biscuit Factory

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Kicking off with a winter social and shopping weekend, expect all of the festive feels at our favourite Newcastle art gallery.

Unique gifts, a seasonal menu in The Factory Kitchen, Christmas-themed workshops and festive shopping events – Christmas 2023 at The Biscuit Factory looks set to be a cracker.

An independent art gallery based in Ouseburn, The Biscuit Factory is a hub of art, crafts and design – celebrating artists and makers from across the UK.

With a gift shop packed full of unique gifts and The Factory Kitchen serving delicious seasonal menus – it’s one of our favourite places to visit at any time of year.

But there’s something about Christmas at The Biscuit Factory that hits differently – it’s full of festive gorgeousness.

Here’s what you can expect this year…

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WEEKEND

THE WINTER SOCIAL

Friday 24th November, 6-9pm

What better way to kick off Christmas than a winter social? Celebrate the start of the season with a cosy evening of art, music, drinks and festive cheer.

It also marks the launch of a new exhibition by Dutch artist Robert van Hoek who is well known for his beautifully atmospheric landscape paintings.

Shop from a huge range of original handmade gifts from independent artists while enjoying seasonal refreshments and live music from a folk band and Christmas choir.

And if you want to carry on into the evening, book a table at The Factory Kitchen’s Winter Supper Club.

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OUSEBURN OPEN STUDIOS

Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th November, 10am-5pm

A rare opportunity to look behind the scenes as Ouseburn’s creative artists throw open the doors to their studios for the weekend.

Speak to artists, find out their creative processes and pick up some truly original gifts for Christmas.

Make a day of it by booking a Festive Afternoon Tea in The Factory Kitchen, or pop in to try the hot chocolate menu.

There are also music and poetry performances on Sunday at 1pm and 3pm.

THE FACTORY KITCHEN

Festive Afternoon Tea

4th November – 7th January – from £28pp

A rustic take on the traditional classic, filled with festive winter warmers.

We’re talking pork, apple and sage sausage rolls, honey-glazed pigs in blankets, cherry and almond scones and carrot and cranberry cake with cream cheese icing.

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Supper Club

Friday 24th November – £60pp 

A four-course menu of seasonal British dishes from head chef Michael Waugh.

Using the finest local ingredients with dishes including Northumbrian ham hock, slow-cooked Ouseburn Porter beef cheek and twice-baked Doddington’s cheese souffle.

The price also includes a cocktail on arrival, two matching wines and a digestif (wine can be swapped out for local ales).

Standard and vegetarian menus are available.

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Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve Brunch

10am – 2pm

Enjoy a leisurely start to your Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve celebrations with a seasonal brunch.

Gather family and friends to start the celebrations early. If you want an area to yourselves, book The Plant Room for private dining.

HLN Top Tip: Book in advance and receive a complimentary mimosa.

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Christmas Lust List 

Handmade homeware, beautiful jewellery by independent artists and unique pieces of art – The Biscuit Factory has a range of original gifts to suit every budget.

Mini Pearl Earrings – £110.00

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T Print – £500.00

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Typography Flowers on Tulle Deluxe Kit – £45.00

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Ceramic Candle – £24.00

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Teeny Tiny Pendant Emerald – £350.00

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Afternoon Tea Gift Vouchers – from £50.00

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