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Lowestoft Arts Centre

13 St. Peters Street, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR32 1QA

  • 06 Sep 2024
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

Lowestoft Arts Centre is non for profit art centre run by volunteers and has gallery manned by volunteers who have art works for sale. There are studios attached with three artists.

Lowestoft Arts Centre is in the triangle market place, in the historical old high street of Lowestoft Town.
It is the north of the town and the area is connected to the site of The Beach Village known as The Grit. There are echos of the place as you go down to the beach via the scores. Series of steps leading you down to the space where all the homes of the local fishing families lived.
History and model of the beach village can be found in the Heritage centre and there are many books written about the history of the area.
It’s non profit group of artists, friends and customers and has been there for 24 years.
Our late founder was Carolyn Reeder local artist, potter and spinner, weaver.
We hold monthly exhibitions as members can rent the wall for exhibition.
General public are welcome to visit and we also encourage new members to join us.
Open times are three days week
11-3pm Thursday Friday
11-4pm Saturday










Timings & Tours

Friday 06 September:
We open Thursday Friday Saturdays 11-3pm

Location & directions

13 St. Peters Street, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR32 1QA

Directions:
We are situated at the Triangle Market Place. This is in North Lowestoft via the roundabout of St Peter’s Street there is public car park. Short walk to us and the shops around and opposite the scores to explore on foot the area down to the industrial beach area.
Contact on day:
Volunteer
Telephone number:
+441502500004

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Ground floor accessible by wheelchair but back gallery it’s two steps up, we do have grab handles by steps to hold onto.

Additional information

We have information boards showing the site maps and the history of our heritage building dating way back to Tudor times!

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