A number of council services will be closed temporarily as they move their location to the newly refurbished Champney Treasure House.
Alongside the tourist information centre and customer service centre on Cross Street, Beverley Library will also be making the move from its temporary location within County Hall in Beverley.
To complete some internal work, East Riding of Yorkshire Council is moving its Beverley Customer Service Centre to the Treasure House Library in Champney Road beginning Monday, 10 July.
During the temporary relocation, the usual appointment-only service will continue. While there will be no payment facilities available, customers can pay by phone, online, and at All Pay and Paypoint outlets.
Beverley’s Treasure House is hosting a free exhibition on the 1970s called ‘Glam and Gloom – 1970s Britain’ for visitors who want to escape the 21st century. The exhibit will be on display until Saturday, 26 August.
This exhibition’s title refers to glam rock bands, sunshine holidays, and great British TV shows of the decade.
Work on the exciting transformation of the Treasure House in Champney Road in Beverley is expected to begin in September.
A new customer service centre and the enhanced library will be built as part of the £3.3 million project, and the council’s registration services will be relocated to the building from Walkergate House.
The Treasure House in Beverley will host an inspiring two-day art course beginning on Saturday, 4 March and continuing on Saturday, 11 March. Each day’s sessions begin at 10am and end at 3.15pm.
A popular life drawing class is being conducted at the Treasure House by Esther Cawley, an experienced artist and tutor.
Beverley Town Council is strongly opposed to the development of the former Minster Towers care home site on Lord Roberts Road.
According to the Town Council, while it appreciates the strategic importance of this site as the last major development site within the town centre, it is concerned about several elements of the proposal.
Beverley Art Gallery’s popular Open Art exhibition is closing on Saturday, 7 January 2023, so don’t miss it.
This year’s selectors, Neil Helyard and Mimi Claughton, well-known Beverley artists and tutors, selected over 100 entries from local artists, reflecting many different styles. The entries to be displayed were selected over the course of two days.
Come and learn about the fascinating hobby of astronomy at the Treasure House on Champney Road, Beverley, on Thursday, 1 December from 2pm to 6.30pm.
East Riding Astronomers will be on hand to meet visitors and display their exhibition, Stargazing. ERA telescopes will also be available for viewing, or they can bring their own telescope for advice.
From November, Beverley in East Yorkshire will host a number of Christmas-themed events and activities.
As preparations begin ahead of the holiday season, these events will include activities of all kinds.
Beverley Art Gallery’s Brick City LEGO exhibition ran alongside the Treasure House’s Minifig-a-gram competition in the summer.
The ‘Brick City’ Exhibition was created once again by Warren Elsmore. It was on display in Beverley Art Gallery for a number of weeks during the summer.
A new production by the Beverley Theatre Company (BTC) will be adapted from Robert Louis Stephenson’s famous novella ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ by Nicholas Briggs.
Many versions of the story of a doctor who transforms into the evil Mr Hyde have been adapted over the years, including Spencer Tracy’s 1941 film version and James Nesbitt’s 2007 BBC adaptation.
In support of the new archaeology exhibition at the Treasure House, Treasure! Hidden Hoards and Fabulous Finds, an event at the Treasure House, will be held on Friday, 28 October from 11am to 3pm.
East Yorkshire residents living in Beverley are being invited to a third open exhibition to view plans for a proposed new household recycling centre for Beverley.
From 5pm to 7.30pm, the event will take place in the Education Room at the Treasure House in Champney Road, Beverley.
The East Riding Archives has announced the success of their Blockdown project, designed to capture young people’s stories of the COVID-19 lockdown.
The Audience Agency’s Digitally Democratising Archives project funded by £4500 funded the East Riding Blockdown (ERB) project, thought to be the first of its kind in the country.
A new curator has been appointed at an art gallery in Beverley, East Yorkshire. In the Treasure House building, Beverley Art Gallery welcomes Hannah Willetts.
The most recent role Hannah held was that of Freelance Collection Co-ordinator for East Dunbartonshire Museums. In this role, she was responsible for auditing and developing the Foundry collection.
During the next six weeks, there will be another popular Life Drawing course which will be held in Beverley, East Yorkshire.
As part of this event, Esther Cawley, a professional artist, will lead the workshop at the Treasure House.
From Saturday, 24 September 2022, until 7 January 2023, Beverley Art Gallery will host the 23rd Open Art Exhibition. It will be held at the East Yorkshire gallery and celebrate local creativity.
This year marks the return of the open art event after an enforced break since 2019.
Sculptor Esther Cawley will be providing expert instruction for another six-week Life Drawing Course at the Treasure House in Beverley.
Working with a life model, Esther will provide participants with a variety of figure drawing approaches based on the permanent collection and Treasure House exhibitions.