The Trevor Stubley Gallery is situated in a former handloom weaver's house (c1850) on the A635 Greenfield Road in the Green Belt two mils from the centre of Holmfirth. The A635 is a main Trans Pennine road linking Barnsley with Manchester. The Gallery is on the 950' contour line near the Ford Inn.

There are three separate exhibition areas, the studio and two galleries totalling 100-120 linear feet of hanging space. The primary purpose is to act as an outlet for the paintings of the resident artist, Trevor Stubley RP, RBA, RSW, RWS. Exhibitions of his most recent paintings are normally held twice a year in October and July. The gallery is closed during August.

Stubley is a highly prolific artist who since 1960 has illustrated over 400 children's books and carried out around 500 commissioned portraits including one of HM the Queen in 1986 for the Institution of Electrical Engineers. At present he produces on average 100 works a year using a wide variety of subject matter and media.

Parking is available immediately outside the gallery. There is disabled access throughout.

No opening hours are published so it is essential for intending visitors to phone in advance to avoid disappointment.