Fowlers Yard — Durham's Arts Quarter

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Fowlers Yard — Durham's Arts Quarter

Fowler's Yard, one of Durham's best-kept secrets, is a creative hub where workspaces retain their authentic charm. Here, an artistic community shares their skills with visitors, offering experiences in wool spinning and fleecing, furniture restoration, jewellery design, portrait painting, tapestry weaving, and micro-brewing.

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