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After 16 wonderful years on Great Patrick Street, Golden Thread Gallery is moving! They're leaving their current building at the end of September, and re-opening in an exciting new city-centre location in Spring/Summer 2024.

While they temporarily ‘go dark’, their team will work from offices in Weaver’s Court, running all of the gallery’s activities apart from actual exhibitions. They will continue to offer professional support and mentoring for artists; their community outreach programme; workshops for schools and businesses; and advocacy for the visual arts in Northern Ireland through their roles in the Plus Tate network and Belfast Visual Arts Forum.

They'll also be working hard on their plans for the new gallery, opening in Spring/Summer 2024… watch this space!

They are delighted that their programme of free workshops for all ages will also continue in collaboration with The Naughton Gallery at Queens. Starting from October, their workshops for families and kids, and for teens and adults, will take place in the Lanyon Building at QUB. As always, all materials will be provided, plus snacks. Dates and times may vary. They'll share the full details in advance on their website and social media. Workshops are free but please book your place by emailing them. And make sure you’re on their mailing list to be the first to know!

It’s the end of one era for the Golden Thread Gallery, and the beginning of another. They are excited for their future and the evolution and growth of the gallery. They thank all the many visitors, supporters, artists, volunteers and partners over the years who’ve made their time here on Great Patrick Street so fantastic. Their thanks in particular to their funders – the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Belfast City Council, Art Fund, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Ireland Funds, Blueprint, Dormant Accounts Fund NI and Future Screens NI – for their support during this transition.

They can’t wait to welcome you all into their new gallery space next year!
  • 84-94 Great Patrick Street
  • Belfast
  • Antrim
  • BT1 2LU

Top Reasons To Visit

  • Contemporary visual art gallery
  • The gallery hosts a range of workshops, talks and events
  • Free gallery tours
  • Admission is free and venue is fully accessible
  • Books and artwork from NI are available to purchase

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