Assembly House

About

Assembly House is a dynamic artist-led studio and project space located in Armley, Leeds. Housed in a repurposed Victorian textiles warehouse, it offers affordable studios and flexible exhibition areas for emerging and independent creatives. The space fosters experimentation, collaboration, and community engagement, supporting a wide range of practices including visual art, performance, sound, and installation. Assembly House regularly hosts exhibitions, workshops, and open studio events, creating opportunities for artists to connect with audiences and each other. Its ethos centres on accessibility and inclusivity, with a commitment to nurturing grassroots creativity and amplifying underrepresented voices. As part of Leeds’ growing network of alternative art spaces, Assembly House plays a vital role in shaping the city’s cultural identity, offering a supportive environment where ideas can flourish and artistic risk is encouraged.

Leeds United Kingdom

Location

Assembly House is located at 44 Canal Road, Armley, Leeds, LS12 2PL, in a beautifully converted Victorian mill alongside the historic Leeds-Liverpool Canal. The site sits on the edge of Armley, close to both the canal towpath for riverside walks and the popular Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills. In the local area, visitors will also find independent cafés, Bridgewater Arms pub, and a vibrant, creative neighbourhood atmosphere. Assembly House is less than a 10-minute drive from Leeds city centre, with nearby green spaces like Gotts Park and easy access via public transport. The dual presence of artistic facilities and a rich industrial heritage in the area makes Assembly House a dynamic destination for art lovers seeking inspiration both inside and outside its creative studios.