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In this guide, you will find information on everything taking place at Hartlepool Town Hall Theatre, Hartlepool Art Gallery, the Museum of Hartlepool, as well as events around the town.
Hartlepool Art Gallery
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From Tiny Wins To Big Milestones
Church Square, TS24 7EQ
You can find further information on all of these venues at www.culturehartlepool.com
Vestry café open Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 3pm
To purchase tickets at Hartlepool Town Hall Theatre, the Box Office is located at Hartlepool Art Gallery, Church Square, TS24 7EQ, and is open Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 1pm. You can also book over the phone on 01429 890000. Phone line opening times are Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 1pm.
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Alternatively, book online at www.creativehartlepool.com
What’s on - July - September
Free Entry, open Tuesday to Saturday 10am-4pm
Museum of Hartlepool (Free Entry) Jackson’s Dock, Maritime Avenue, TS24 0XZ Free parking available onsite
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Hartlepool Town Hall Theatre Raby Road, Hartlepool, TS24 8AH
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Summer Family Programme!
Exhibition
Check out the listings on our Eventbrite pages for our family fun activities this Summer at the Museum of Hartlepool and Hartlepool Art Gallery!
Stanley Davison A Decade in Paint
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Hartlepool Art Gallery
Museum of Hartlepool
Self-taught artist Stanley Davison, born in Scotland to Hartlepool parents, has spent most of his life in the town. His work moves between photorealism and dreamlike imagery, drawing on influences from the masters and everyday people. He often revisits local landscapes, capturing both places changed by time and those largely preserved. 18 July – 10 October Hartlepool Art Gallery Free www.culturehartlepool.com