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Fabulous spaces for hire
This tranquil community arts centre is located in the village of Wingfield, in the Waveney Valley on the borders of Suffolk and Norfolk. It is available for hire in part or as a complete site. We welcome enquiries from organisations or individuals. Having hosted some very successful weddings, conferences, performances and exhibitions in 2009, we look forward to many more in 2010. Our rates are very competitive please contact Lesley Jackson on 01379 384505 or email Lesley@wingfieldbarns.com
We have four exhibition and conference spaces:
The Great Barn. Can accommodate up to 120 people.
Gallery 1 Suitable for up to 25 people.
Gallery 2 Suitable for up to 60 people.
Workshop 4 Suitable for up to 30 people.
Organisations, artists and community groups can hire any of these to put on their own events. We also have extensive gardens, overnight accommodation and car parking.
Please contact us for more details: hire rates, floor dimensions and wall spaces for exhibitions.
About the spaces
The Great Barn is a dramatic ground floor conference or exhibition space. It has a tall, pitched roof and a display lighting rig. There is direct access through wide barn doors. There is a shop, cafe and a terrace.
Gallery 1 is a smaller space suitable for meetings or intimate exhibitions. There is a display lighting rig . There is direct ground floor access.
Gallery 2 a larger space suitable for conferences or group shows. There is a display lighting rig. There is direct ground floor access.
Workshop 4 a workshop or gallery space, suitable for either meetings, teaching or exhibitions. There is a lighting display rig. There is direct ground floor access.
Opening times
Tuesday to Saturday: 11.00am to 4.00 pm Sunday: 2.30 to 4.30pm. Longer hours by agreement. Our cafe-bar is open during gallery hours and private views are available with bar.
Publicity Our website: www.wingfieldbarns.com Emailing to our database of previous visitors, the Friends of Wingfield Barns and the Friends of the Arts in Wingfield.
Click here to print the programme from February to April 2010
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