About 14 Bells Fine Art Gallery
Fine art gallery located in the heart of the trendy Hydrostone Market, housed in a historic building constructed after the Halifax Explosion.
Features & Highlights
Detailed Information
14 Bells Fine Art Gallery occupies the second floor above 5523B Young Street in the Hydrostone Market, inside a building reconstructed after the 1917 Halifax Explosion. The gallery opened in 2017 and takes its name from the North End community it serves. Exhibits rotate work from a changing group of Nova Scotia painters and jewellers.
The gallery focuses on Canadian artists with a strong local thread β the rotating exhibits feature Nova Scotia painters and jewellers, and the sunlit second-floor space overlooks the Hydrostone Market's main block. Prices start around $200 and rise into the thousands, which puts the collection in reach of first-time buyers as well as established collectors.
Practical Information
Here are the key practical details for visiting the 14 Bells Fine Art Gallery. Some information is worth confirming directly with the gallery before you go.
- Address & Contact: You'll find the gallery at 5523 Young Street, Halifax, NS B3K 1Z7, located in the Historic Hydrostone Market in the city's North End. For direct inquiries, the contact number is (902) 406-2355.
- Hours of Operation: The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The gallery is closed on Mondays.
- Cost: Admission is free, which is standard for commercial art spaces. Art lovers and budding collectors will be pleased to know the gallery features a range of contemporary Canadian art, including pieces priced under $500 and even under $200.
- Services: Beyond browsing and buying, 14 Bells offers several services, including art rentals, gift certificates and a gift registry, and layaway programs. The space is also available for private venue rentals for special events.
- Accessibility: Details regarding accessibility, such as wheelchair access or parking availability, were not found in the research. Visitors with specific accessibility requirements are advised to contact the gallery directly for detailed information.
Based in the community it celebrates, 14 Bells has been a fixture in the Hydrostone Market since 2017 and is just a short walk from Fort Needham Park. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on all policies and hours, always refer to the gallery's official channels.
The gallery sits a short walk from Fort Needham Park, so it pairs naturally with a stroll through the Hydrostone. The staff are working artists themselves and will talk through a piece's background, or help arrange a rental for a few weeks if you want to live with a painting before buying.