Art'Loc'Hall sits at the base of the old town, easily spotted by the thick, rough-hewn stone walls and the heavy wooden beams exposed inside. This space belongs to the former stables of a seventeenth-century residence. For decades, these arched stone bays held horses and local cargo before the structure transitioned into a community gallery. Artists now hang their work against the same limestone blocks that once partitioned livestock stalls, keeping the rough textures that the original masons finished over three hundred years ago.
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