We’re running a series of evening workshops where you can relax, paint and have fun, hosted by local artist Jayne Ashenbury

Come along for some chilled evening vibes with live music at The Box Kitchen & Bar

Inner mind is a dive into the mind of two emerging artists that compete and contrast in a similar arena. The exhibition explores the tension between introspection and play through painting, drawing, and collaborative installation

Exhibition of curated work submitted to this inaugural art prize

Doorway Guardians is a year-long collaborative project between KARST, Matt’s Gallery and Flatland Projects, comprising a series of three large woodcarvings by Annie Whiles

The wonderful 'Dear Beryl' archive display has been extended until 21st June! Join lead curator Terah Walkup to look around the display pods in our Active Archives gallery

Frida Kahlo is a phenomenon. She is arguably the world’s favourite female artist, beloved by young and old. Take a journey through the life of a true icon, discover her art, and uncover the true story of her rebellious, passionate and turbulent life.

Do you love picnics? We'll be having lots of fun and taking inspiration from Beryl Cook's vibrant 'Picnic at Mount Edgcumbe' painting for our May half term activities

A joyous exhibition celebrating 2 years of Artemis Collective in Plymouth!

In Between brings together artists of East Asian cultural backgrounds whose works explore intimacy, sexuality and gender through personal and culturally layered experiences

Plymouth Poetry Festival, now rebranded as ‘SOUND Poetry Festival’ returns to Plymouth from 10th – 19th April this year

A free exhibition, displaying the work of 15 local photographers, all celebrating Plymouth in their own way

This unmissable new documentary explores Turner and Constable’s intertwined lives and legacies alongside the groundbreaking Tate exhibition

Step into the strange and enchanting world of Ariadnne Tock, a 19th-century faeriologist who devoted her life to studying the faeries, pixies and hobgoblins she believed lived among the wild landscapes of Dartmoor

Launching this April for Autism Awareness Month, this joyful and thought‑provoking exhibition invites you to see the everyday with fresh curiosity and wonder

Two distinctive artists juxtaposed in this exhibition: an evident conversation taking place