Welcome To The Yellow House

The Yellow House was founded in 1986 by George Mc Kane, registered as Charity and named after Vincent Van Gogh’s house in Arles. Van Gogh believed in the dignity of work and workers and saw the artist as a co -worker.

His Yellow House was always open so that people could see art as something that concerned them, and that artists lived and worked in the community.

This has been the inspiration for The Yellow House encouraging those young people previously denied access to the arts due to class, gender, race, ability or most importantly finance the opportunity to participate in all aspects of the arts at the highest level.

The work of The Yellow House has over the years been respected for its innovation, quality, style and vision. All activities at Yellow House are offered to the young people free of any financial costs but requiring only commitment and passion.

The Yellow House is open to all young people irrespective of class, gender, race, ability, talent, geography, or financial status. It offers the highest quality work and experiences in all aspects of the arts.