The Fermoy Gallery and the Shakespeare Barn host a wide range of art exhibitions show casing the best of local talent and touring exhibitions.
Recent shows have included works by Norfolk artists Colin Self, John Kiki and Rachael Long. Rarely seen nineteenth century watercolour views of Kings Lynn by local artist and curator CT Page have also been displayed.

The Fermoy Gallery is in one of the range of warehouses which adjoin the Guildhall and was converted in the 1960’s by Lady Fermoy, (lady in waiting to the late Queen Mother) as a memorial to her late husband, Lord Fermoy, a former mayor and MP of King’s Lynn.

All exhibitions are free to enter.

Your Visit

The main theatre is currently closed while it undergoes a major renovation, led by the Borough of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk. You can find out more here. However, you can still visit 29 King’s Street (Shakespeare House) to discover our history and learn about our exciting project to restore the country’s oldest working theatre.

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