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Art Gallery and Exhibition Space

The Dye House Gallery is open to the public during term time from 10:30am – 4pm.

The Dye House Gallery is an attraction that is open to the public, free of charge and welcomes everyone.

This creative space showcases the work of our talented Bradford School of Art students, past and present, as well as some established and emerging artists. The Lister Cafe is located next door and serves hot and cold refreshments, sandwiches and snacks.

The Dye House Gallery was once a fully functioning dyeing house, used for teaching colouration and dyeing processes.

It is now a gallery space which runs art, textiles and photography exhibitions throughout the year. Students exhibit throughout the year.

Upcoming Events

Interested in our events? Take a look at what we having coming up at the Dye House Gallery.

FREE
Aug
03

Creative Eco Fest: Bradford College Welcome Cafe

On Saturday 3rd August at the Creative Eco Fest, Welcome Café will have a stall and serve delicious plant-based food between 12–3pm.

Finding Us

Lister Building,

Great Horton Road,

Bradford,

BD7 1AY

Bradford College Film Students Triumph in Prestigious 2Weeks2MakeIt Competition

  1 day

A team of Film and Television Production students from Bradford College has won the highly esteemed 2Weeks2MakeIt competition.

Bradford College Earns Prestigious RoSPA Health & Safety Award

  3 days

Bradford College has recently fought off global competition to win a RoSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) Award, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to health and safety excellence in the process. The RoSPA Awards, now in its 68th year, is the UK’s largest and most impactful health and safety programme. With almost 2,000 […]

Junction Mills Demolition Paves Way for £17m Future Technologies Centre

  4 days

Newly appointed contractor Morgan Sindall Construction commenced demolition of our derelict Junction Mills building on Thornton Road this week, making way for the new purpose-built Future Technologies Centre. The demolition of Junction Mills marks the start of construction on the state-of-the-art four-storey building, which will become the home of modern automotive and digital engineering training […]