Our new North Norfolk gallery - now open
Based in the North Norfolk village of Itteringham, our newly located gallery showcases the St. Jude’s range of fabrics and stationery, together with a selection of limited edition prints by the artists we collaborate with including Angie Lewin, Mark Hearld, Jonny Hannah, Chris Brown and Jonathan Gibbs.
During the year we also host a number of individual artist exhibitions. And you'll find a thriving community shop and café next door.
Find out more about our move >
St. Jude's Gallery Next to the Village Shop Open Thursday to Saturday From 10am to 4pm Telephone: 01263 587666 |
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Finding St. Jude's
We're located right in the centre of Itteringham, a beautiful North Norfolk village, just north west of Blicking Hall. This Google Map might be useful.
Assuming you've turned off the B1354 between Aylsham and Saxthorpe, head north and drop into Itteringham, passing The Walpole Arms on the right.
Cross the River Bure and take the next right hand turn. The gallery is a few yards along this road on the left hand side, next to the Village Shop & Café.
We're not far from the excellent Walpole Arms - to book a table, telephone 01263 587258.
Parking
There is some limited on-street parking in front of the gallery. If you're unable to park here, there is plenty of parking at the community centre by the church.
To find the community centre, assuming you have turned off the B1354 and driven north into Itteringham, pass The Walpole Arms on your right, cross the River Bure, ignore the turning to the right (where you'll find the gallery) but carry straight on up the hill. The Bure Vallery Community Centre is a short distance up the hill on the left hand side - just before the church and rectory.
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Accommodation
If you're looking to stay in Norfolk, we're happy to recommend the following:
Saracen's Head - charming free house, restaurant and rooms a stone's throw from the gallery at Wolterton.
The Old Pump House - luxury bed & breakfast just down the road at Aylsham.
Manor Coach House - dating back to 1825, this traditional brick and flint cottage at Cley Next The Sea has recently been renovated to offer luxury self catering accommodation for 4/6 people.
Number 45 - bed & breakfast accommodation in a Georgian house in Hindolveston - perfectly placed for enjoying a trip to both our gallery and the North Norfolk coast.