St George’s Hall unveils brand new Stable Gallery with powerful debut exhibition

The Stable Gallery, set within the historic St George’s Hall, will officially open its doors in style with a powerful first exhibition titled Liverpool’s Crowning Culture.

Created by the City Halls team, the Stable Gallery promises to be a fresh home for creativity and culture in the heart of the city, offering local artists from across the Liverpool City Region a platform to share their work in one of the most striking venues around.

The debut exhibition, Liverpool’s Crowning Culture, is a celebration of Black culture and creativity in Liverpool. From stunning displays of Afro hair artistry and vibrant African fashion to hands-on styling workshops and personal stories, the show takes a deep dive into identity, heritage and the role art plays in shaping how communities are seen and understood.

A spokesperson for City Halls said:

“This exhibition invites reflection on the significance of Afro hair as a symbol of cultural pride and resilience. By weaving together personal stories and artistic expressions, it shines a light on Black identity, its evolution, and the power of art to challenge historical narratives and shape a more inclusive future.”

The launch of Stable Gallery marks an exciting new chapter in the city’s ever-evolving arts scene. With its first exhibition setting such a powerful tone, the gallery looks set to become a go-to space for celebrating the creativity, heritage and diversity that make Liverpool what it is.

For more details on the exhibition and future events at the Stable Gallery, head to the St Georges Hall website.

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