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Today 21st May Open Gallery Studio with live music from 4:30pm!


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We are the Hidden House Gallery! 

A funky and unique place filled with art and music! 😃

Our studio gallery is open today like every Sunday!

11am-5:30pm

Come and have a look at our beautiful and very unique cityscapes of London and cities from around the world, as well as seascapes from the North East of England.

 

We are two local artists with very different styles, Maria and John!s.

We are also musicians! From 4:30pm we will play some of our original tunes!

 

2 Borland Road, SE15 3AJ, Nunhead, London

 1 minute walk from the famous Ivy House Pub!

Contacts

Maria: 07984048203

mariasparallelworld.com

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Hi,

I am planning to pop into your gallery over the next few weeks. Do you intend to open every Sunday between now and the middle of June?

I did try calling the number but I only got through to a recorded message that was on repeat.

Best

Ri

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Hello Truth Seeker, I have just seen your message .. We are open every Sunday, so today! 11-5:15pm. Also by apponitment during the week!

Sorry to answer you only now.. It would be so lovely to see you! 

Kind regards

Maria 🙂

My number is 07984048203 and you can call me any time 🙂

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