About this space
A place to settle in and get things done.
Queen’s Hall Cultural Co-working brings artists and cultural freelancers together for a regular monthly working day in a welcoming arts-centre setting in Hexham. It is designed for people based in the Tyne Valley, as well as others who want to connect with Northumberland’s creative community, offering practical work time alongside the chance to meet, share ideas and build useful connections. Hot-desking is at the heart of the offer. Participants can bring a project, catch up on administration or settle into a different working environment, with breakout spaces available for focused work, meetings and Zoom conversations. The format suits independent practitioners who value company during the working day while still having room for concentration. Hosted by Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, the sessions sit within a multipurpose venue that supports theatre, music, exhibitions, workshops and community activity. The building includes a 350-seat theatre, a Studio Theatre, two gallery spaces and the White Room, creating a distinctive cultural backdrop rather than a conventional office setting. Its wider programme also includes artist call-outs, creative projects and opportunities for early-career and established artists. Queen’s Hall Cultural Co-working is aimed primarily at artists and people working across the creative, cultural and heritage sectors, with employed cultural workers also welcome when they want to connect with local peers. The atmosphere is collaborative and community-minded, making it a useful base for focused work, informal networking and creative exchange in the heart of Hexham.