EggSpace is a popular meeting place at the heart of Liverpool's culture. It boasts one of the most panoramic views of the city and is a unique fusion of an independent gallery space and cafe, with a relaxed and bohemian atmosphere.
Currently, EggSpace exhibitions are voluntarily organised by HeadSpace, a collective of artists and curators that includes: Carolyn Sinclair; Karen Henley; Jazamin Sinclair.
Over the years the space has attracted many artists and curators including Peter Dannials, Chris Gjertsen, Tony Knox, Gaynor Evelyn Sweeney and George Lund.
Under the team of Knox, Sweeney and Lund, The Egg Cafe and Eggspace Gallery took on a more prominent role in the British underground art scene.
EggSpace was originally founded as the Acorn Gallery in 1984, by Janine Pinion. EggSpace was also formerly known as The Garden. Please click on the link for more information.
The EggSpace policy is to provide a platform for all emerging artists and art groups. If you are interested in exhibiting at EggSpace, please contact HeadSpace with your proposals on: headspace@eggspace.org.
N.B. We are currently fully booked for shows until 2009, but we can let you know about cancellations within shows planned or forthcoming open exhibitions that you may be part of. Please contact us for more details.
"...possibly the most bohemian place on earth". (Review: True punk).
Mon - Sat: 09:00am - 10:30pm; Sun: 10:30am - 10:30pm
Entry is free. There is currently no wheelchair access and limited pram / buggy access as the Egg is situated on the second floor with no lift (sorry).
As well as great exhibitions and fantastic food there are poetry / open-mic nights on the first Monday of every month as well as private parties at EggSpace. Bookings are welcome, please contact: 0151 707 2755 for more information.
EggSpace
2nd Floor
16 - 18 Newington
Liverpool
L1 4ED
EggSpace is located in the City Centre, within walking distance of the main train and bus stations. See map for more information.
By Car from the M62: At the end of the motorway, follow signs for the City Centre and Cathedrals (3 miles). Turn left at the Metropolitan Cathedral onto Hope Street. Turn right at the traffic lights onto Hardman Street, go straight across onto Bold Street. From here, go all the way down Bold Street until you come to some bollards (by Oxfam), and turn right into Newington.
Limited pay & display parking is available on Newington Street, Renshaw Street & Bold Street, becoming free after 6pm. There are also car parks on Mount Pleasant, Seel, Paradise, Duke and Hanover Streets.
Please use the links at the top of this page to visit the rest of the site