Image: David Hancock and Linda Hasking - Lived In

Welcome to Chapel Gallery
West Lancashire Borough Council welcomes you to the Chapel Gallery. Our diverse programme brings some of the most inventive contemporary fine art and craft from across the UK to the region, while also supporting locally based artists in the development of their careers.

There are plenty of activities to keep young minds absorbed and with our Café and Contemporary Craft Shop, the gallery is the perfect place to visit on a day out.


Header images: Linda Hasking and David Hancock- Lived In, an Education Workshop, Hannah Chater and Gary Colclough - ID, David Stanley

 

SMILE

SMILE: 21 January - 17 March 2012

A witty, warm and playful exhibition; that on a cold, grey Winters day should make our visitors smile!
Smile is a national touring exhibition organised by Ruthin Craft Centre.

 

Download our NEW Exhibition Programme here:

Chapel Gallery Exhibition Programme Jan-Nov 2012.pdf

Michael Lowey - Human Impact

Michael Lowey: 14 January - 10 March 2012

A showcase of sensitively produced landscape photography that comments on human engagement with the natural world.

 

Download our NEW Exhibition Programme here:

Chapel Gallery Exhibition Programme Jan-Nov 2012.pdf

Holiday Activities

Holiday Activities: February Half-Term 2012

Don't be bored or sit about in front of the TV for hours - get creative during the school holidays!

 

Download the Holiday Activities programme here:
Holiday Activities Programme.pdf

 

Click here for more information: Holiday Activities

More About Us

Visiting Information

Opening Times:

Tuesday - Saturday
10.00 am - 16.30 pm

Closed Monday, Sunday & all Bank Holidays.

Free Admission
Disabled Access

St. Helens Road, Ormskirk,
Lancashire,
L39 4QR.

T: +44 (0) 1695 571328
F: +44 (0) 1695 579856

Directions:

Train | To 'Ormskirk'. Head towards Ormskirk Bus Station, cross on to St. Helen's Road at the cycle shop and follow to old chapel.
Approx. 5 minutes.

Bus | To 'Ormskirk'. Cross on to St. Helen's Road at the cycle shop and follow to old chapel.
Approx. 2 minutes.

Car | Click here for directions