About Bermuda National Gallery

Opened in 1992 and located in the City Hall & Arts Centre in Hamilton, the Bermuda National Gallery is both the home of Bermuda's national art collection and the centre of the Island's thriving arts scene. It is the Island's leading art museum with a richly diverse exhibition programme of past and present works by local and international artists that reflects Bermuda's varied artistic heritage and multicultural community.

The Gallery has maintained a standard of excellence in its drive to advance and promote the arts in Bermuda. Each year the Gallery features three major temporary exhibitions as well as occasional smaller installations. Shows are created through loans from generous local collectors of historic and/or contemporary international art, through collaborations with other local art organisations or museums, through jointly curated shows with international museums or by bringing international travelling exhibitions to the island.

The Bermuda National Gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. Admission free.