Zander

Beverley's art scene isn't massive, but Zander Gallery punches above its weight. It's tucked into this historic market town - all Georgian facades and proper ale pubs - and shows contemporary work that actually makes you stop and think rather than shuffle through in twenty minutes.

The gallery itself is intimate. You're not wandering massive white-cube spaces; instead there's a real sense of knowing what you're looking at and why it's hung where it is. The team clearly cares about curation, not just filling walls. Work tends toward painting and sculpture with occasional photography, and it changes regularly enough that locals have a reason to drop back in between visits.

Who gets the most from it? People who actually engage with art, frankly. If you're after Instagram moments and retail therapy, Beverley's market is better. But if you're a painter, sculptor or anyone who likes thinking about how things are made, this is worth an hour of your time. Families with older kids might find it interesting depending on what's on.

Walking distance from Manor Farm Camping - roughly twenty minutes into town - so it's a no-brainer if you're staying out that way. Pair it with Beverley's Minster (genuinely stunning) and a wander around the Saturday market, and you've got a proper afternoon sorted. It's free to browse, which is always decent of them.