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Galleries & Exhibitions in Hull
Hull's gallery scene sits close together, so a short walk covers most of it. Humber Street Gallery has a rooftop terrace looking out over the old town, plus a cafe and free parking if you're driving in. Studio Eleven runs pottery and glass art workshops with professional artists, alongside ceramics and prints to look round. Artlink Centre for Community Arts is free to visit, with an upstairs studio stocked with drawing materials for young people to make their own art. For free entry, Artlink is the one to head for, and its studio space gives older children something to actually do rather than just look at. Studio Eleven suits a family wanting a hands-on session rather than a quiet wander. Humber Street Gallery works well if you want food and a view thrown in. GROUND is worth timing carefully: it's a small exhibition space open just three afternoons a week, with a gift shop to browse afterwards once you're inside.
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Places for galleries & exhibitions
FreeArtlink Centre for Community Arts
Hull
Free gallery visits and an upstairs studio stocked with drawing materials for young people to make their own art.
Toilets

GROUND
Hull
A small exhibition space in Hull open just three afternoons a week, with a gift shop to browse afterwards.
Gift shop

Humber Street Gallery
Hull
Contemporary art exhibitions in Hull with a rooftop terrace looking out over the old town.
Bike parkingCaféFree parkingPublic transport nearby

Studio Eleven
Hull
Pottery and glass art workshops with professional artists, plus contemporary ceramics and prints to look round.
Gift shop
Good to know: galleries & exhibitions in Hull
Are any of them free?
Yes, Artlink Centre for Community Arts is free to visit.
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