The shop is in the foyer of the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough.
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Opening hours are: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from: 5pm to 7.30pm.
Thursday from noon to 7.30pm; Friday from noon to 2.30pm; from 5pm and 7.30pm and Saturday from noon to 7.30pm.
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Retired teacher and costume designer Lizzie Skyhall moved from London to Scarborough – on the recommendation of an artist she met on a course in Norfolk – during lockdown last year. She paints in oils and also has a studio at the Old Parcels Office at Scarborough Railway Station. She and her dog Mivvy – a Westie Bichon – can often be seen walking in Peasholm Park. Photo: Richard Ponter
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Born in Scarborough, Sue Willmington now lives near Whitby. She studied fine art at Maidstone College of Art and theatre design at the Motley Theatre Design School. Sue has worked as a designer for 43 years and works mainly in opera. She also displays etchings – a skill she has developed through lockdown – at the shop. Photo: Richard Ponter
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Speth Milnes , who lives in Scalby, was a nurse. She has always had an interest in art and in 2000 did a degree at what was University of Hull Scarborough campus. Speth took herself off to Scotland to specialise in oil painting with artist Eleanor White in Ullapool. She paints landscapes in oils and has also developed interest in botanical subjects. Photo: Richard Ponter
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Retired probation office Felix Hodcroft sells his poetry collections – full of verse on people he has met, relationships and emotions – at the shop. He runs Poetry Workshop and also acts with Scarborough-based Beach Hut theatre company Photo: Richard Ponter