The Long Gallery, Park Street, School of Art and Design.

The Long Gallery sits within the School of Art and Design just off Park Street in Beverley, and it's one of those spaces that rewards a proper wander. You get contemporary art exhibitions rotating through - the sort of thing where you might stumble on student work that's genuinely interesting or established names doing something unexpected. The gallery itself is intimate rather than grand, which means you're not trailing around for hours feeling overwhelmed.

It's really for people who actually engage with art rather than tick boxes. If you're after a quick Instagram moment, you'll be disappointed. But if you like seeing what's being made locally and want to support emerging talent, it's worth the trip from wherever you're staying in East Yorkshire. The setting within the art school gives it a working, unfussy atmosphere - no pretension, just work on walls.

Admission details are a bit thin on the ground, but these college galleries are usually free or very cheap. Allow thirty to forty minutes depending on what's on. Opening hours aren't confirmed online, so ring ahead before making the journey. If you're camping at Manor Farm just outside town, Beverley itself is lovely for a Saturday morning - the Minster is proper impressive - and this gallery slots in nicely as a second stop. Worth combining with a walk around the town rather than treating it as a standalone trip.