The Fire Station — Cultural Venue in Tynemouth

The Fire Station is a cultural venue in Tynemouth, Whitley Bay. Built as a fire station in 1889 and now Grade II listed, it reflects the area’s industrial past with Victorian Gothic architecture. Just beyond Tynemouth Priory, its exterior mural by a local artist adds colour to the historic building. Inside, bright lighting and exposed brickwork create an industrial chic space open daily from 10:00 to 18:00 except on public holidays. You can find Beef and Guinness pie here, served with real ale from CAMRA-recognized pubs. The venue has outdoor seating and is lively during peak hours. Visit for afternoon drinks or evening pints in a setting that blends history and community.

The Fire Station in Tynemouth was Whitley Bay’s emergency services hub since 1889. It remains Grade II listed with original Victorian Gothic design intact, including exposed brickwork and vintage fixtures now part of an industrial interior. Bright lighting comes through large windows, supporting a high-energy atmosphere. The venue hosts nightlife and music events regularly. You can find locals and tourists here throughout the day, especially in the afternoon or early evening when crowds gather. Its indoor space is busy and noisy during peak times. The exterior mural by a local artist enhances its historic charm.

The Fire Station operates as a cultural venue with nightlife and music events. It's open daily from 10:00 to 18:00 except public holidays, so you can come for drinks at any time during the day. The interior has original fire station architecture visible in exposed brickwork. Seated tables are near these features, often full during peak hours. There is outdoor seating with views of Tynemouth Priory in the early evening. You can find a lively bar atmosphere here from midday onward. It’s ideal for social gatherings and events hosted at this venue.