Mill Bridge Gallery — Attraction in Skipton

Mill Bridge Gallery sits within a small forecourt less than a minute’s walk from the market square in Skipton. The Gallery itself dates back to the 17th century and is a Grade II listed building. It is run by a collective of six artists, all of them local, and offers a diverse collection of high quality yet very affordable contemporary art, including paintings, ceramics, wood turnings, sculptures & greeting cards.

On the second floor you’ll often find an ongoing exhibition by a guest artist or artists. There is also a studio where you can see two of the artists working, together with their work in progress.

The Gallery artists are extremely helpful and always on hand to talk about their work. If you’re interested in high quality art and planning to visit Skipton, Mill Bridge Gallery is definitely the place to go. Opening hours are 11.00 am til 4.00 pm every Thursday,...

Ignore the Google review that says the Gallery is now a florist, it's still very much alive and kicking, just tucked away towards the back of the courtyard. The Gallery is full to bursting with fantastic photography and sculpture at prices to suit all pockets, and the unique selection is far superior to the derivative mass market artwork often found in high street galleries. The owners are extremely friendly, and dog friendly too, and the gallery is situated near a number of other independent shops including a sweet shop and a wine merchant that are also well worth a visit ... what more...

Mill Bridge Gallery is a fantastic local gallery supporting local professional artists. The space is a comfortable and inspiring exhibition and selling space to find the best pieces from the creatives in the area. The owner is very knowledgeable about art and has filled the gallery with great care and vision. The changing exhibitions of local artists are a delight and the monthly openings a good chance to talk to local artists. The gallery also has the best sculpture garden in town! Highly recommend the visit. One of Skipton's best...