Women In Art Fair 2024

Mall Galleries, London.

Women In Art Fair 2024
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Ticket type Cost (face value)? Quantity
MULTI-DAY PASS £30.00 (£27.78)
MULTI-DAY PASS CONCESSION £20.00 (£18.18)
WEDNESDAY 9TH OCTOBER - GENERAL ADMISSION £15.00 (£13.64)
WEDNESDAY 9TH OCTOBER - CONCESSION £10.00 (£9.09)
Concession Tickets are available to:
- Students with valid ID
- Under 16s
- NHS workers
- Over 60s
- Disabled Person

Disabled carer and children u10 are eligible for free tickets and do not need to purchase a ticket.

Please bring Valid ID on the day of the Fair
THURSDAY 10TH OCTOBER - GENERAL ADMISSION £15.00 (£13.64)
THURSDAY 10TH OCTOBER - CONCESSION £10.00 (£9.09)
Concession Tickets are available to:
- Students with valid ID
- Under 16s
- NHS workers
- Over 60s
- Disabled Person

Disabled carer and children u10 are eligible for free tickets and do not need to purchase a ticket.

Please bring Valid ID on the day of the Fair
FRIDAY 11TH OCTOBER - GENERAL ADMISSION £15.00 (£13.64)
FRIDAY 11TH OCTOBER - CONCESSION £10.00 (£9.09)
Concession Tickets are available to:
- Students with valid ID
- Under 16s
- NHS workers
- Over 60s
- Disabled Person

Disabled carer and children u10 are eligible for free tickets and do not need to purchase a ticket.

Please bring Valid ID on the day of the Fair
SATURDAY 12TH OCTOBER - GENERAL ADMISSION £15.00 (£13.64)
SATURDAY 12TH OCTOBER - CONCESSION £10.00 (£9.09)
Concession Tickets are available to:
- Students with valid ID
- Under 16s
- NHS workers
- Over 60s
- Disabled Person

Disabled carer and children u10 are eligible for free tickets and do not need to purchase a ticket.

Please bring Valid ID on the day of the Fair
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Women in Art Fair is a new initiative dedicated to redressing the gender imbalance in the art industry.

WIAF ’s mission is to create a positive global platform from which female
artists, curators and gallerists are given an opportunity to show their
work, and contribute to the developing exchange of ideas around gender, sexuality and culture.