Category Archives: Events
Bayfield Hall Sculpture Trail on until 20th October
The weather was kind when we visited this exhibition. The setting is magical in the grounds of Bayfield Hall with its sweeping lawns, a great treescape and the lake.
We started in the Natural Surroundings cafe and plant nursery spending longer there than we had intended. Such peaceful surroundings with all the cottage garden and wildflower plant nursery. We ventured into the summerhouse to find some harvest mice scampering around their enclosure. Hard to believe that such small creatures can survive in the wild.
North Norfolk Open Studios
Saturday 25th May until 2nd June
Yes, North Norfolk has slipped into West Norfolk!!
There’s a trail of assorted artists and craft-persons through Castle Acre, West Acre, East Walton, Pentney & Blackborough End.
Starts on Saturday 25th May until 2nd June. Do come along and say ‘hello’! Read more …
Norfolk Open Studios continues until Sunday 10 October
There are over 260 studios and schools taking part. WNAA members Esther Boehm, Helen Breach, Helga Joergens, Barbara King, David Lendrum, Michele Summers, Sue Welfare, Les Williams, Janette Williams will be opening their doors. All details, including studio opening dates, artist events and workshops as well as Preview Exhibitions, will be published at https://norfolkstudios.org.uk/
Naked Norfolk — Pop up shop at Docking Market
Raveningham Sculpture Trail
NB you need to book online. https://raveninghamsculpturetrail.com
Helen Breach is exhibiting her sculpture ‘Retweet’ among the installations to be found along the trail.
This is the official description of ‘Retweet’;
Illusion of Motion?: CUSP @11thour in King’s Lynn
The first 11thour took place on 11 October. It was a magical night. The horrendous showers didn’t dampen the spirit of the evening. There were performances, exhibitions, light shows and more at several venues in King’s Lynn.
We, cusp (Alison Dunhill, Lydia Haines, Helen Breach and Esther Boehm), ran a workshop at the Ceremony Room of Hanse House. Starting with organic, inorganic & found materials including bicycle parts. The first step was building a frame. Then things started to move up and out.