Castle Park Arts Centre

Our Courtyard Cafe serves fresh food and drinks. Free parking on-site. Visit us from Tues to Sat 10 am to 4 pm. PLEASE NOTE OUR ADDRESS CONTAINS FOUNTAIN LANE AS PART OF IT BECAUSE THE POST CODE ON ITS OWN TAKES VISITORS (via Sat Nav) TO HOWEY LANE WHERE THERE IS NO VEHICLE ACCESS
Set in beautiful parkland in the historic town of Frodsham, the Centre houses four galleries, craft units, coffee shop (serving freshly made light lunches) and workshop rooms. The Centre is used for a range of events, workshops and classes for people of all ages. Castle Park Arts Centre's visitors can enjoy for free, a 6 week rolling programme of inspiring visual arts and displays of unique handmade craftworks from artists and designers based locally and further afield, ideal for that extra special gift. The Centre is also used by numerous clubs and societies. Hiring

Please contact the Arts Centre for information on classes, workshops, exhibiting or if you are interested in room hire for a craft workshop.. Volunteers

Castle Park Arts Centre is run as a charitable trust The Centre is manned by volunteers and relies on volunteers to assist with various events and tasks at the Centre. If you are interested in finding out more about volunteering at the Centre please contact us. History

The Victorian building with its unique clock tower was originally the stable block for the adjacent mansion house. In 1986 these outbuildings were converted into the arts centre providing exhibition and workshop spaces, a cafe and craft units. The traditional origins of the building are reflected in the magnificent wrought iron gates which were commissioned for the entrance to the art centre. Sponsored by The Biffa Award is a multi-million pound environment fund managed by the Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts (RSWT) which utilises landfill tax credits donated by Biffa Waste Services. and
Cheshire West and Chester Rural Support Funding Grant Award. PLEASE NOTE OUR ADDRESS CONTAINS FOUNTAIN LANE AS PART OF IT BECAUSE THE POST CODE ON ITS OWN TAKES VISITORS (via Sat Nav) TO HOWEY LANE WHERE THERE IS NO VEHICLE ACCESS