The Maltings (Berwick) Trust Ltd

The Maltings is a key cultural hub for North Northumberland and the eastern Scottish Borders.

Registered charity 701194 · North East

Our main appeal

Maltings Berwick Fundraising Campaign

The Maltings need your help to survive. With big changes needed to the business for it to be in line with government guidelines, we need your support to re-open the doors!

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Messages from supporters

The Maltings is such a valuable asset to our town. I have had so many fantastic memories from visits with family & friends. Children's shows to comedians, pantomimes to plays, tribute acts to talented locals. Can't wait until you are open again. x
£50 Jenny · 22 May
Looking forward to your reopening
£5 Barbara Henderson · 25 Apr
Our lovely local theatre has been dark for one whole year; this small contribution comes from a family to whom this asset means so much. We will all be back soon.
£800 Stuart Faed · 17 Mar
The Maltings a firm favourite and huge asset to Berwick.
£25 Brian Taylor · 2 Mar
The Maltings has given us many nights of great entertainment & can't wait to be back once we are allowed.
£25 Jenny Blackhall · 28 Feb
Because the Maltings is very important to our town myself and my family
£5 Nicola Summers · 28 Feb
To listen to and support Berwick. Broadcasting Corporation
£10 Susan and Alan Hughes · 28 Feb
My local theatre which my family and i have enjoyed for a long time.
£15 Susie Dyson · 27 Dec
£20 Catherine Green · 4 Dec
£50 Willa Straker-Smith · 7 Nov
I just wanted to support the Maltings, I worked briefly as a volunteer steward till the virus hit, my granddaughter belongs to Wendy's drama group and my family enjoys the shows and films.
£5 Jan Stringer · 1 Sept
To try & help this great asset survive. Good luck to all involved
£50 Caroline Douglas-Home · 6 Aug

About The Maltings (Berwick) Trust Ltd

The Maltings is England's most northerly Theatre in the centre of the historic walled market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Each year we present a diverse mix of over 500 live events, workshops and digital cinema screenings, selling over 50,000 tickets, and serving as a key cultural hub for North Northumberland and the eastern Scottish Borders. It was built in the ruins of an early 19th-century Maltings, which had been destroyed by fire in 1984. The new venue was designed by architects Law & Dunbar-Nasmith, and was opened on 4 April 1990 by Peter Palumbo, then chairman of Arts Council England. It is managed by The Maltings (Berwick) Trust, a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity.