Artists from left to right: Eves, Daniel Shiption, Lisa Cawkill, Kayleigh Brooks
If you have yet to discover this little gem of a gallery please do give it a visit. It is situated at 10A – 14 South Brink right opposite Peckover House and there is a free public car park on Somers Road directly behind the building.
This listed building is owned by the Ferry Project charity, which supports homeless people across Fenland. You can find out more about their work here. Read more …
David Lendrum, Lavender Garden
Ringstead Artists David Lendrum and Helga Joergens will exhibit
at Thornham Village Hall
Friday, 1st, – Monday, 4th May 2026
Opening times:
Friday to Sunday, 10 – 5 and Monday, 10 – 4
Free entry and full disabled access
Do come along if you want to see some vibrant and colourful abstract art in many media and materials: paintings, drawings, prints and small sculptures. Read more …
May 23rd – 7th June
This year the Nar Valley Open Studios showcases 14 accomplished artists working across a wide range of contemporary and traditional disciplines. 11 are set along the Nar Valley where the trail winds its way through the wide vistas of Blackborough End in the west, to Pentney and along the chalk stream eastward to East Walton, West Acre and onto the charming historic village of Castle Acre. North of this are 3 further artists in the village of Grimston; known for its history as a major 11th–16th century pottery production centre. Read more …
November Light by Keith Powell
Thornham Village Hall
October 4th and 5th
10 am to 4 pm
A group of artists, Kay Bolton, Jane Brun, Liz Hawkins, Jo Halpin Jones, Jillian Ilett, Barbara King, Keith Powell and Julie Witt, will be coming together to raise funds for this very worthy cause. Read more …
Paintings by Elizabeth Inger
Exploring Erosion on Norfolk’s East Coast
Saturday 23 August to Sunday 7 September
In conjunction with Chequer House Gallery
Wednesday to Sunday 11 to 5 Read more …
Thursday 25th to Tuesday 30th September inclusive.
10 – 4 daily.
As a founder member of WNAA some of you may remember Carole. She started Art Exchange, led workshops and organised exhibitions of work at the King’s Lynn Arts Centre and taught at the College of West Anglia before retiring and leaving Norfolk and she now lives in Rutland. Read more …
The North Norfolk Exhibition Project’s annual Summer Exhibition of Contemporary Art, selected from the Open Call to artists with a connection to Norfolk, is this year on the theme of ‘Site/Sight’. Read more …
With the weather forecast predicting a sunny, if cool, Easter Bank holiday, WNAA was hopeful for a good turnout at the regular Thornham exhibition and we weren’t disappointed: over 425 visitors enjoyed the fabulous and varied artwork on display, some curious holiday makers wandering in as we were setting up. Read more …
Brancaster Village Hall, PE318AA.
Every day 10-5.
24th May – 8th June