Collaborate MK


Jewel in town’s


cultural crown


Milton Keynes’ architectural gem - MK Gallery - opened in 2019 and has rapidly earned a reputation across the region for its exhibitions of contemporary and historic art and design, along with extensive public programmes. But there’s more to this wonderful centrepiece than exhibitions. T e building also houses an independent café and shop, a Curzon cinema, and boasts spectacular views right across the neighbouring park. MK Gallery presents three major exhibitions each year across


fi ve elegant and spacious galleries. T ese range from thematic group exhibitions to in-depth solo presentations. Alongside the exhibitions, it off ers music, dance, talks and conferences, mixing emerging and locally based talent with established names. T e gallery also delivers a weekly fi lm programme featuring the best of independent cinema in partnership with Curzon.


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The café/bar opens at 10am, offering soups,


salads and sandwiches, fresh coff ee, and a selection of teas, mouth-watering locally made cakes and delicious afternoon teas, not forgetting a fantastic selection of wines and beers. Visitors can also choose from numerous vegan and gluten-free options, and the café off ers free wifi . With world-class exhibitions featuring cutting-


edge contemporary artists and old masters in an iconic and critically acclaimed building, MK Gallery provides a unique and inspiring place for an event. There are a range of rooms throughout the


gallery to support a host of diff erent events - from conferences to private receptions, weddings to Christmas parties, banqueting to barbecues, seminars


to corporate team building, and


everything in between. Find out more at www.mkgallery.org


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