Our opening hours are Tues-Sat, 10am – 5pm.
To keep our staff and visitors safe you’ll notice some changes when you visit.
Admission is free! We have a shop, cafe, large lifts, accessible toilets, and baby changing facilities.
Artist Benedict Phillips talks about his exhibition Being Benedict Phillips or How to be Dyslexic currently on display at Gallery Oldham.
We're launching Oldham Histories Festival on Sat 11 Sept with vintage cars, live performances, talks and a special cinema showing.
We are delighted to be partnering with the brilliant team at Cotton On Manchester for our first craft workshop back! Join artists Sarah Riccardi and Alice Copley as they take […]
We have four large exhibition spaces plus a community gallery. We take an innovative and unique approach to exhibition programming, bringing together what were once separate museum and gallery services.
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There is always plenty happening at Gallery Oldham! Check the calendar to see forthcoming talks and tours, art and craft courses, family activities, cinema showings and other events.
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Our collections include over 12,000 social history items, 3,000 works of art, 80,000 natural history specimens, 15,000 photographs and a large number of books, pamphlets and documents.
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Oldham's Lockdown Museum is a new digital project to collect a snapshot of what life is like in our local area during the Covid-19 pandemic. Share your stories, pictures and films.
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We have bags of free fun activities for all the family from our GO Baby and GO Explorers sessions, Super Saturday workshops and free activities in the school holidays and more....
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Learn about OMA our exciting new Arts & Heritage centre which will open at the end of 2021. OMA brings together the work of Gallery Oldham, Oldham Theatre Workshop, Oldham Arts Development and Oldham Local Studies and Archives into one exciting shared venue.
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Arts, Heritage, Libraries and Music Service have got together to create Take Part, an online space that makes it easy to see what creative activities you can be involved in.
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Explore your family history; find out how Oldham has changed with the development of new communities; uncover the story of Oldham from village to cotton capital of the world.
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