Cromer Artspace – art in public spaces

Planetarium in Cromer

Planetarium

Friday 2 August 9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Enter a fully accessible, geodesic dome with seating for an immersive planetarium experience.

The  HD projector and state of the art planetarium software will give you a great experience. The presenter is an expert in the field,  will narrate the show live and be pleased to answer questions from everyone (even the grown ups!)

Each session is limited to 30 people; no unaccompanied children.

The Planetarium will be at Cromer Junior School.

cromer artspace 2024

Artspace Survey 2024

To help us prioritise our efforts we need to know what you think. 

Please help by completing this short survey.

cromer open 2024

Cromer Open Call 2024

  • CALL FOR ENTRIES

The third Cromer Artspace Open Call for artists is now open; submissions are required by 6th September, exhibition dates are October 11th to 31st 2024.

You are invited to submit artwork for the 2024 Cromer Open. Each artist may submit up to three pieces of work.

Find out more and enter here

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Art Deco Building Appeal

Please support us in raising money to improve the iconic Art Deco seafront building on the Cromer promenade. We are continuing to redevelop it into an Art Space for everyone to enjoy.

Cromer Artspace

Cromer Artspace

Cromer Artspace aims to engage and inspire the local community with art in public places, encouraging audience engagement and participation by increasing the understanding of the arts. We aim to be fresh and outward looking, supporting artists and bringing works and events of quality and imagination to Cromer.

Cromer Artspace will enable projects which increase accessibility, support local businesses and help the arts to become valued as a vital part of local life.

The Cromer Artspace Summer 2021 survey report

Cromer wants more art and an exhibition space

A huge thanks to the almost 200 people took part in the Summer 2021 Cromer Artspace survey between July and October 2021. There was a real feeling that, whilst there is an undercurrent of art in Cromer, things could and should be improved.

Read the full report here…