City Hall and Arts Centre houses the Bermuda National Gallery, with exhibits of art and artefacts from Bermuda, Africa and Europe. It’s also home to the City Hall Theatre, a venue for concerts, plays and dance.
Bermuda Society of Arts (BSoA) affectionately known as The Peoples Gallery, is located inside the City Hall & Arts Center. As you go up the magnificent cedar stairs, you will find it on the western wing. Bermuda Society of Arts is a charity and the oldest arts society in the island which was formed in 1952. Bermuda Society of Arts is now the central point of Bermuda’s local arts scene. It exhibits collections of artwork from mostly local artists. The artwork and the themes change every 3 weeks. The exhibiting artwork is for sale and you’ll love what is available in Gallery Shop. The society also conducts regular classes (like Life Drawing Sessions) and also offers workshops conducted by eminent artists.
Climb the grand staircase inside Hamilton City Hall to explore the national art collection of Bermuda. Opened in 1992, the Bermuda National Gallery houses three permanent collections plus rotating exhibits. The centrepiece is the Bermuda Collection, which consists of artwork spanning from the 1600s to the present day, and offers a revealing look at Bermuda’s discovery, development and cultural influences. The African Collection celebrates the artistic traditions of West African cultures, while hundreds of years of European art is represented in the Watlington Collection. You’ll also find contemporary art and photography exhibits.
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