Exhibitions at the Town Hall
The Town Hall, Hebden Bridge showcases a diverse collection of exhibitions from local artists and organisations.
We take pride in displaying collections from both established and emerging artists, community groups and local causes. Each year we host group exhibitions curated by the Hebden Bridge Camera Club and Open Studios, where a wealth of local talent is on display, as well as collections by individuals in media ranging from sculpture, photography, paintings and drawings.
To take a look at previous exhibitions displayed in the Town Hall, scroll through the images below:
This year’s camera club exhibition will feature a new collection of photographs from local enthusiasts, capturing portraits, wildlife, and local landscapes - come along and vote for your favourites!
On Wednesday 16th August - Northern Powerhouse Boxing Academy is putting on a free show at HB Town Hall called "Red Flags". The show explores what healthy v unhealthy relationships can look like for young women and girls.
Award-winning underwater photographer, stunt diver, television director and camera operator Jenny Stock comes to the Town Hall to talk about her incredible collection of pictures and her amazing experiences
Hebden Bridge Open Studios returns to the valley, with the opportunity to visit over 100 artists and makers, working in a variety of media. From enthusiastic amateurs to internationally exhibited professional artists.
A short exhibition showcasing local artists Rachel Red and Julia Ogden, with a selection of prints and paintings inspired by our great county of Yorkshire.
A multimedia exhibition exploring love, loss, and personal responses to bereavement and grief.
Local photographer Will Lake exhibits a collection of familiar views and dramatic landscapes
Winston Plowes produces his environmental artwork by experimenting with what comes to hand, and accepting the never-ending gift of random chance!
Birds, fungi, flowers, moths, and moss - there is always something exciting happening in the Calder Valley! This new exhibition from the Hebden Bridge Natural History Society showcases local wildlife, new discoveries, and lost species, as well as the naturalists who discovered them!
Photographer Charles Round was a familiar face in Hebden Bridge and Calderdale, where he worked as a press photographer for the local newspaper group for over 40 years. This exhibition celebrates his life and work with a collection of his favourite photographs.
This year’s camera club exhibition will feature a new collection of photographs from local enthusiasts, capturing portraits, wildlife, and local landscapes - come along and vote for your favourites!
Hebden Bridge photographer Will Lake shows a collection of beautiful landscapes from the local area and across the North.
Happy Valley Pride returns with a full week-long festival celebrating LGBTQIA+ life in the Calder Valley, with events in Hebden Bridge, Mytholmroyd and Todmorden
The exhibition has been extended by a further week following the success of the Open Studios weekend
Open Studios returns from 1st - 3rd July, and the Town Hall exhibition will showcase works from many local artists alongside the event
Northern Women for Palestine present a one-day exhibition exploring commemorating and celebrating Palestinian resilience and resistance.
Hebden Bridge Arts will be showcasing the Crossings project for one day only as part of its June tour.
Handmade Parade return to the Town Hall with an exhibition of their most recent projects, and life through lockdown with their film We are Here.
Who built the walls, the holes, mills, and chapels? Who were the workers, who were the architects, and who provided the money?
Photographs detailing the lockdown experience of the carers of people living with dementia in rural and semi-rural areas, supported by the Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research on Ageing (MICRA) and the Centre for Ageing Better
Oil paintings and sketches of the woodlands and moors above Hebden Bridge, Wainstalls, around the Calder Valley and Bronte Country
On Saturday 2nd October the Hebden Bridge-based charity Bishop Simeon Trust will launch A Day in the Life, a photography exhibition at Hebden Bridge Town Hall.
If you would like to enquire about displaying your work in the Town Hall, please contact us
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