Studio KIND. at The Corn Store is located in the centre of Barnstaple, within the Pannier Market (at the far end), and can be accessed by rail, bus, car and foot. 

 

If you're arriving by public transport, reaching Barnstaple's Pannier Market is a short stroll from Barnstaple Bus Station. Simply walk down Boutport Street and take a left onto Butchers Row, just before Queen's Theatre, where you can enter the Pannier Market from the blue doors on the right. During market opening hours you can also access The Corn Store by foot via the High Street (through the main Pannier Market front door) and via the pedestrian path off Joy Street. 

 

For those arriving by train, it’s a 15 minute walk from the train station to the Pannier Market, or there’s a convenient bus stop that sits just outside the station where you can hop on one of the buses there for a quick journey to the bus station.

 

If arriving by car there are multiple car parks situated around the centre of barnstaple, the closest being the Cattle Market Car Park or Barnstaple Central Car Park. Please note that the centre of Barnstaple is pedestrianised every day from 10:00 to 16:00. 

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The Pannier Market is open from 6:00 to 18:00 every day. For events after 18:00, you will be able to access the Pannier Market via the glass doors just up from the large blue doors on Butcher's Row. These doors will be locked during events for your safety, so please notify a member of staff if you are going to be late. 

 

Studio KIND. at The Corn Store has disabled access, and there is disabled parking right outside on Butchers Row as well as a disabled toilet within the Pannier Market. 

 

There are public toilets situated within the Pannier Market. Please note that you have to leave the gallery space in order to access them. 

 

In Barnstaple there are many eateries, cafes, bars and retail options. We are also a short walk from the Barnstaple Museum and Gallery, which includes a permanent display and temporary exhibitions, and round the corner from The Plough at St Anne’s Art and Community Centre, which hosts a number of events and workshops.