Blackfield Creatives are delighted to announce the launch of The Wisbech Gallery, a new and exciting exhibition space located in Octavia View, a Grade 2 listed building on the South Brink in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.   

Blackfield Creatives will manage the Gallery spaces in partnership with the Ferry Project, who own the building, to deliver exhibitions and workshops. Both teams recognise the benefits and value that the Arts can bring to the community, both in terms of cultural experiences and improving health and wellbeing.   

The Ferry Project is an award-winning social enterprise and registered charity which helps homeless people in Fenland. Keith Smith, Director of the Ferry Project said, “We have carried out several joint projects with Blackfield Creatives and have seen for ourselves the change art can bring to people lives. This partnership will allow both the general public and our clients to experience the benefit that engaging with art can bring to our wellbeing. Many of the people we support have major challenges to face and art can help them to cope better with the pressure those challenges bring. We are fortunate to have a beautiful building and want to share this wonderful space with the whole community. “

Wisbech Gallery Opening Times  

We were delighted to announce the latest exhibition in Wisbech Gallery –“Surface and Substance’ by artists Neville Palmer and Tom Thompson. The show launches on Saturday 16th May, from 12pm – 3pm and will then be open to the public from Wednesday – Saturday each week, from 10am – 4pm, until Saturday 13th June 2026. Entry is free and many of the artworks will be available for sale too.

If you would like to hear more about events in the Gallery, please complete our contact form and we will send you our regular e-newsletters.

Visiting the Gallery 

The Wisbech Gallery is located at 10A-14 South Brink, Wisbech, PE13 1JQ. There is a free car park directly behind the building, in Somers Road, and the Gallery is fully accessible, with a lift to the first floor and step-free access at the rear of the building.
Entrance to the Gallery is on the South Brink, What 3 Words: alarmed.starlight.scripted
We have also created this short video walking from Somers Road Car Park to the Gallery if you would like to see where the Gallery is located! ‘Walking to the Gallery Video (Link opens Facebook post)

For more information about access, please contact the team.