Our Venues

Based in Letchworth Garden City, Broadway Gallery supports and develops a programme of exhibitions, events and educational activities that inspire our community.

Whether you are planning to see an exciting exhibition, create havoc in the Family Arts Studio or simply want to use our Wi-Fi the Broadway Gallery is free to visit and welcome to all.

Broadway Cinema & Theatre is one of the few remaining independent cinemas in Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.

This Art Deco cinema, designed by Bennett and Bidwell and built by Howard Hurst, originally opened its doors back in 1936. In recent years, the cinema has undergone refurbishment, including the development into a four-screen facility and live theatre auditorium.

In 2026, Broadway Cinema & Theatre will celebrate its 90th Anniversary.

Standalone Farm is a delightful small working farm set in 125 acres of farmland on the outskirts of Letchworth. You can expect a warm welcome as you explore the charming farmyard and enjoy a great family day out.

Meet the farm’s adorable animals and learn all about how they are cared for. Wander through the peaceful Woodland Walk, grab a treat from the Greenway Cafe or let little ones loose on the adventure playground - there’s plenty to see and do.

The Garden City Collection is an ACE-accredited museum service with an internationally significant collection of historical artefacts cared for by Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation.

There are over 250,000 items to discover, including: the archives of the early Garden City Movement and the architectural plans of the world’s first Garden City; furniture; art and a wealth of social history telling Letchworth’s fascinating stories.

The Museum at One Garden City is based at the Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation's offices at One Garden City.

Showcasing items from the Garden City Collection and exploring the social history of the town, the Museum at One Garden City hosts regularly changing displays looking at different aspects of Letchworth’s past and present.

The International Garden Cities Exhibition was a small public exhibition based at 296 Norton Way South in Letchworth Garden City, created to explore the history and global influence of the Garden City movement. Through displays, films and interpretation, it introduced visitors to the ideas first set out by Ebenezer Howard.

Although the physical exhibition is now closed, its story continues online through a digital walkthrough on our website. Visitors can still explore the key themes of the exhibition and discover how the Garden City vision of healthier, greener communities has shaped towns and cities around the world.