Two venues in Northumberland’s Tyne Valley are set to receive over £850,000 in combined funding.
The Queen’s Hall Arts Centre in Hexham is set to be allocated £393,068 by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
The money will go towards repairs to building infrastructure and currently inaccessible spaces.
Chesters Roman Fort is also due to receive £476,566 through the Museum Estate and Development Fund (MEND).
These funds are set to be used by the historic site for infrastructure projects and urgent maintenance work.
Joe Morris, MP for Hexham, said: "I know how proud we are in this constituency of our wonderful arts and culture.
"From the ancient Romans to pioneering art and theatre, we are one of the most talented constituencies in the country.
"Both Queen’s Hall Arts Centre and Chesters Roman Fort are cultural hubs not only for the local community, but also national and international destinations for tourists that deliver huge benefits for our local economy.
"The money will go towards maintaining and restoring these venues to ensure they can continue to provide world-class performances and exhibitions for locals and tourists alike."
Arts Minister Sir Chris Bryant said: "Local museums are the storytellers of our nation’s rich history and creative heritage, providing precious civic spaces that attract millions of visitors every year.
"Our Plan for Change will support these vital institutions to boost opportunity for all.
"I’m delighted that this investment in museums and libraries will fund repairs and upgrades to their infrastructure, improving the experience for visitors and ensuring they can be enjoyed for generations to come."
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said: "Across the country, people take real pride in where they come from.
"Our local arts, museums and libraries are a big part of that, telling our stories, reflecting who we are, and bringing communities together.
"Arts and culture aren’t a luxury for a privileged few.
"They are for everyone, everywhere.
"They bring people together, open doors, and support our shared sense of belonging.
"That’s the role they can play as we build a stronger future for our country."
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