Hereford project to transform empty shops into art spaces

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A new project plans to transform empty Hereford shops into art spaces.

Artlandish is an initiative by Hereford Community Land Trust aiming to repurpose vacant stores to support the creative sector and increase city centre footfall.

It will operate from 7 Gomond Street, with exhibition space at Bloom Space in Eign Gate.

The project will feature a range of activities, including exhibitions, workspaces, and taster events, utilising various mediums such as paint, digital, textile, light, and photography.

Open from 10am to 5pm, Wednesday to Saturday, the shop in Gomond Street may also welcome visitors on other days.

To stay updated on the full list of happenings, check the Artlandish website and follow ArtlandishHereford on Instagram.

Artists and makers interested in central Hereford space, with or without affordable housing, are encouraged to complete a survey at surveymonkey.com/r/NM2NWTL.

Artlandish is set to run until the end of March.

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