When Shall We Three Meet Again?

A contemporary art gallery in Somerset that takes its name from Macbeth - which already tells you something about the ambition here. When Shall We Three Meet Again showcases work across painting, sculpture, and installation, with a roster that rotates regularly enough that repeat visits aren't pointless.

The space itself is worth the trip from Bristol alone. High ceilings, decent natural light, and none of that sterile white-cube tedium that makes so many galleries feel like punishment. You'll spend anywhere from ninety minutes to three hours here depending on what's on and how much the work grabs you.

It's proper good for anyone who actually engages with contemporary art rather than just photographing themselves in front of it. Not a rainy-day family outing unless your kids are genuinely interested - younger visitors will get restless. Solo travellers and couples tend to get more from it than groups.

If you're staying at Somerset Glamping nearby, it's absolutely worth the short drive into the area. Combine it with a walk or a proper meal in Bristol rather than trying to build a whole day around it alone. The gallery punches above its weight, but it's not a destination in itself - it's the cherry on top of a longer Somerset trip.

Check ahead before you visit; opening hours and admission fees aren't publicly listed, so a quick email or phone call will save you a wasted journey.