Galería Taller Gorría is a contemporary art space and cultural project at 214 San Isidro in Old Havana’s San Isidro district. It hosts exhibitions of Cuban artists and creative workshops in a spacious, quiet setting. The project was created by Cuban actor Jorge Perugorría, with his son Adán involved in its management. A rooftop bar serves signature cocktails, giving you another reason to pause here after exploring the district’s street art and murals.
Art and workshops in San Isidro
Galería Taller Gorría is part of the cultural activity in San Isidro, a district of Old Havana known for street art, murals and small art galleries. The gallery is at 214 San Isidro, between Picota and Compostela.
The project was created by Cuban actor Jorge Perugorría. His son Adán has been involved in managing it. Contemporary exhibitions by Cuban artists give the space a connection to the district’s changing art scene, while creative workshops bring people together for events and learning.
A rooftop bar above the gallery
The rooftop bar serves signature cocktails, making it possible to combine an art stop with a drink. The venue has also hosted Creative Mentoring workshops, which suit its spacious, quiet rooms.
To get more from a visit, ask the staff about the current exhibitions and cultural projects. Weekdays are a practical choice if you want to avoid the weekend tourist crowds in the area.
FAQ
Where is Galería Taller Gorría?
It is at 214 San Isidro in Old Havana’s San Isidro district, between Picota and Compostela.
What can you see at Galería Taller Gorría?
The gallery presents contemporary art exhibitions by Cuban artists and is part of a cultural project in San Isidro.
Does Galería Taller Gorría have a bar?
Yes. Its rooftop bar serves signature cocktails.
When is a good time to visit?
Weekdays are a good choice if you want to avoid weekend tourist crowds.
