Welcome to Crooked Spire Coffee House in York

Nestled in the charming historic city of York, the Crooked Spire Coffee House doubles as an inviting art gallery that thrives on community spirit. Located in Yorkshire and the Humber, it is more than just a place to enjoy a coffee; it’s a celebration of local art and culture. The gallery features a rotating selection of works from both emerging and established artists within Yorkshire, highlighting the rich artistic heritage of the region. Artists such as Tracey Emin and David Hockney have drawn inspiration from the landscapes and culture that surround York, and their influence is palpable in the works displayed here. Known for its cozy atmosphere and engaging exhibitions, Crooked Spire Coffee House focuses on creating an inclusive space for art lovers and casual visitors alike. Its mission is to foster creativity and provide a platform for local artists while encouraging meaningful community interactions. Founded in 2020 by a group of local creatives, the gallery aims to promote the rich artistic diversity of York and its surroundings. With an emphasis on local craftsmanship, the gallery hosts various events, including workshops and artist talks, making it a vibrant center for art and community engagement. Whether you are an art aficionado or a casual observer, Crooked Spire Coffee House invites you to experience the artistry and culture of Yorkshire in a welcoming environment. Interesting fact: The gallery is housed in a building that has been part of York's rich history, contributing a unique character and sense of place to the artworks displayed within.