Farnham Maltings

Farnham Maltings is an arts centre housed in multiple connected buildings featuring exhibition galleries, a main performance hall, and 15 independent artist studios where working artists create their work.The complex also houses a ceramic studio, a café, a cellar bar, and workshop spaces where visitors can observe or participate in creative activities.

The building originated as a malt house during the 1800s serving the local brewing industry.In 1969 the community purchased the site and gradually converted it into a space for artists and public performances.

The centre functions as a gathering place for artists and audiences to experience live theatre, music and visual art exhibitions year-round.It reflects how the local community has transformed a forgotten industrial space into a thriving creative hub for the region.

The centre is easy to navigate on foot with most facilities connected by covered passages and internal routes.Some areas like the working artist studios may only be accessible during designated open studio events or performances, so checking ahead is worthwhile.

The 15 artist studios are not just display spaces but working workshops where creators actively produce work and may be visible during visits.This transforms the venue into a place where you can watch real artistic work happening rather than viewing finished pieces alone.

Location: Farnham

Address: Bridge Square, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7QR, England

Website: http://farnhammaltings.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.21200,-0.79700

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:53