Welcome to Renaissance North East
Renaissance North East has worked with each and every museum in the region over the last seven years and has touched the lives of millions of people.
Renaissance North East works with museums to establish places of learning, inspiration and enjoyment for all, and to be central to, and reflective of, the region's character, culture, economy and aspirations.
This is achieved by extending and improving museum provision, through partnership, creativity and innovation, for the benefit of the North East and its diverse communities.
Latest News
Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums is looking to appoint an additional independent member to join the Audit Committee. For further information about the Audit Committee and how to apply for the role of independent member, download the Advert from the Related Documents section of this page.
Broadening Horizons - As part of the Museum Development Programme funding is now available for activity that will improve sustainability and help museums to deliver longer term benefits. Grants of up to £5,000 are available to support activity in the areas of business planning, income review and generation, marketing and fundraising. For further information visit the Museum Development page of this website.
The Tall Ships Races, which took place in Hartlepool in August, generated £26.5m for the local economy, according to an independent report released on 13 December. Click here for more info about the report.
I Like Museums Toolkit is now available for use by all museums and galleries across the North East.