Get creative at one of our workshops at the Family Arts Studio at the Broadway Gallery

Meet-up, socialise, drink and draw. No experience required!

Join us at Broadway Gallery this Easter for a fun, hands-on clay workshop for children. In this creative session, participants will make Easter-themed creations using air-dry clay, exploring their imagination while learning simple sculpting techniques.

Unleash your creativity and explore the art of the human form in our welcoming Life Drawing Sessions!

Broadway Gallery is pleased to welcome back the work of Year 12 students from The Highfield School, Fearnhill School, St. Christopher School, St. Francis' College.

Join us for an engaging talk with architectural historian Daniel Stilwell at the Broadway Gallery

An exhibition celebrating the life and works of Barry Parker, one of the unsung heroes of the Arts & Crafts Movement, will open at Letchworth’s Broadway Gallery in January 2026.

The Letchworth Art Society is a long-established, informal collective that has been creating and exhibiting work together for over ten years. This year, the Broadway Gallery is delighted to welcome them back for the fourth time to present a winter showcase of their latest work. In addition, this year's exhibition will feature a special display of paintings by the Haggo Family.

This artist-led exhibition began as a shared exploration of observation and technique and has since evolved into a collective vision. Spearheaded by artist Robert St Leger, the show brings together a diverse selection of paintings, drawings, and sculpture, reflecting the unique voices and styles within the group.

The Weston Group of Artists is a small, informal collective that has been working together for over ten years. This year, the Broadway Gallery is delighted to welcome them back for the second time to host a winter showcase of their latest work.

An exhibition of new work by artist Vanessa Stone will open at Broadway Gallery, Letchworth Garden City, in October 2025. Where We Sip brings together a series of observational drawings that celebrate the everyday interiors of Letchworth’s cafés, bars, and museums