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Nestled on the shoreline of New Grimsby harbour, this converted pilot gig shed now hosts art by some of Cornwall's most established artists, as well as a selection of unique giftware inspired by the islands.

Between the months of February and November the gallery hosts exhibitions giving a platform to both established and new painters. In addition, the gallery stocks work from sculptors, potters, glass blowers and jewellers, not to mention all the wonderfully creative giftware that emerges year after year.

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Opening Times

2024 (16 Mar 2024 - 6 Nov 2024)
DayTimes
MondayClosed
Tuesday - Saturday09:00 - 15:00
SundayClosed
Bank HolidayClosed

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  • Indoor Attraction

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New Grimsby, Tresco, Isles of Scilly

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