Open Wednesday-Saturday, 1-4pm

During her residency at Everybody Arts, Rahela Khan will create a collection of hand-built clay pieces that draw on traditional Islamic art and South Asian textile motifs to reflect on cultural heritage, migration, and resilience. The residency acts as both as a reflective space and as an invitation to consider themes of identity, representation, and cultural memory.

Open afternoons: Wednesdays and Thursdays, 1-4pm

Clare Harford’s work combines solid and shattered sculptural forms. Her work uses the sheer exuberance and dizzying force of colour to lift people and energise them, using environmentally aware materials such as coloured paper, card and water based paint.

Open afternoons: Wednesdays and Thursdays, 1-4pm

Experience Ephemeral Ooze, as artist Daisy Dickens experiments with biomaterials in The Everybody Gallery. Daisy will use processes such as alginate yarn production and weaving, potato/gelatine plastic sewing, carving and moulding, printing with moss and bio-inks, and natural fabric dyeing.

Open afternoons: Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 August 2025, 1-4pm

During her residency, Ruolan will expand her investigation into trace, track, and the non-human archive through a series of material-led, site-responsive interventions. Grounded in her ongoing interest in material agency and spatial memory, her work explores how residues, remnants, and found objects carry histories and activate the spaces they inhabit.

Please note, there will not be any open afternoons for this residency

Following her Embodied Cycles Collection, which explored cyclical living and the impact of menstrual cycles on women’s lives, Jules is now beginning a new collection focused on motherhood and the journey of becoming a mother—framed through the lens of the creative cycle. Much like the seasons, this cycle moves through four phases: Ideas, Holding, Birthing, and Pleasure.

Open afternoons: Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 August 2025, 1-4pm

Amelia has recently been developing a body of work about a dissatisfied customer, stuck in an apparently endless series of conversations with call centres. Now she wants to hear the other side of the story. What’s it like to work in a call centre?

Open afternoons: Wednesday 30 and Thursday 31 July 2025, 1-4pm

Mother Artist Lucy Arden and her 11-year-old son, Luther, will create an interactive installation, Climbing a Mountain Every Day, to explore the challenges faced by those navigating the journey to secure a Dyslexia, ADHD, or Autism diagnosis.

Open afternoons: Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 July 2025, 1-4pm

During her residency, Rabia Begum will be working on the project Stitching Sehri, Draping Iftar: Ramadan at Home. Offering a contemplative and reflective space, Rabia invites visitors to reflect on the themes in her work and respond in their own way; whether through prayer, silence or creative activities.

Open afternoons with live drawing on Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17 July 2025, 1-4pm

Finding Voice: Loss and Wellbeing explores the powerful connection between loss, the difficulties in expressing grief (especially when prolonged by external factors), and the crucial role of creative expression in healing.

Through film and photography, Common Ground tells the stories of groups and individuals across Calderdale; exploring the importance of connection and the power of sports and activity to unite us.

Open 1-4pm, Wednesday-Saturday

Opening night: Friday 13th June, 5-7pm

John Ross’s landscape paintings from the last decade explore the rugged beauty and shifting moods of Mother Earth. From the fiery, intense hues of Southern Spain to the cold, ethereal light of Scotland’s lochside, experience a visceral journey through place and history

Opening event: Saturday 29 March, 1-4pm

Open Wednesday-Saturday, 1-4pm

Experience a showcase of work by artists who have been working in Calderdale across CultureDale’s Year of Culture, featuring Sally Barker, David Chatton Barker, Rachael Elwell and Nikta Mohammadi

Gallery open 1-4pm, Wednesday to Saturday

Gallery open 1-4pm on Thursday 20 and Friday 21 February

Explore drawing with artist in residence Zeke Clough

Engage with our New Creatives artist, Rabia Begum, during her residency where she’ll be developing her project Bearing Witness to Genocide

Gallery open 1-4pm on Saturday 8th, Wednesday 12th and Friday 14th February

Open by appointment - please email info@everybodyarts.org.uk or call 01422 346900

Explore natural colour, its relation to emotionality and sensory experiences in the work of artist Michaela Lesayova.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Sarah O’Boyle during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Zephie during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Daniel Elijah, during his micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Clare Harford during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Stevie-Leigh Sanderson during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist AduAmani during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Nana-Essi Casely-Hayford during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Laura Timmis during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.

Part of The Everybody Gallery’s programme of micro residencies

Residency and drop-in afternoon with artist Mooncoin Lucas during her micro residency in The Everybody Gallery.