The Mercer Art Gallery
Free art gallery in the 1806 Promenade Rooms
About The Mercer Art Gallery
The Mercer Art Gallery is at 31 Swan Road in the Montpellier Quarter of Harrogate, close to Valley Gardens. It is a North Yorkshire Council venue, run through Culture North Yorkshire, and it is housed in Harrogate's original Promenade Rooms of 1806. It has 4.4 from 266 Google reviews. The gallery...
Highlights
- Historic, modern and contemporary exhibitions
- 1806 Promenade Rooms building
Opening Hours
Features & Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Mercer Art Gallery free?
Yes. Entry is free, with an optional suggested donation of £5 to help fund future exhibitions.
When is the Mercer Art Gallery open?
Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30am to 4:30pm. It is closed on Mondays, including bank holiday Mondays.
Is the Mercer Art Gallery accessible?
There is step-free ramped access via the side entrance, a wheelchair accessible toilet and a hearing loop. It is pushchair-friendly and assistance dogs are welcome.
Where do I park for the Mercer Art Gallery?
There is no visitor car park. Three hour street parking with a parking disc is available on Swan Road, and there is one accessible bay near the gallery.
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