Gallery space with window in the background, sculptures on white plinths and a painting over a fireplace
THG in blue next to the words Thelma Hulbert Gallery

Simon Tutty

Gallery

Thelma Hulbert Gallery

Pub­lic art gallery fea­tur­ing con­tem­po­rary art & craft exhi­bi­tions, along­side a per­ma­nent col­lec­tion of artist Thel­ma Hul­bert’s work

Based in Honiton in Devon, this award-winning gallery is run by East Devon District Council and is supported by the Arts Council England. THG hosts contemporary art exhibitions of local, regional and national significance. The gallery has been recognized through The Marsh Award for Gallery Education for its exceptional learning programme of workshops, talks and activities for the community. In addition to the galleries are a Learning Room with art & craft materials for children, a shop featuring work from South West designers and makers, and a ‘Wild Art’ garden.

Gallery

Accessibility

Thelma Hulbert Gallery (THG) welcomes families and visitors with disabilities.  For full details about our accessibility please view our Access Statement.

Parking: accessible parking bay in the car park in front of the gallery.

Access for wheelchair uses: THG is wheel-chair friendly. Ramp to the front door and the gallery doorways are wide enough for wheel-chairs. Platform lift to the upper floors and an accessible toilet downstairs. Wheelchair available.

Access for young families: baby changing facilities, wide access and lift to upper floor for pushchairs. Quiet area for breastfeeding. Feeding bottles can be warmed on request.

Access for the elderly: the gallery staff and volunteers have ongoing Dementia Friendly training and are part of Honiton Dementia Action Alliance. Wheelchair available and wide access.

Trained and liveried assistance dogs are welcome at the gallery. Our volunteers are happy to provide drinking water for your dog.

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Large print
  • Relaxed sessions
  • Accessible parking

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