Galleries and Arts organisations

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Printmaking in all its forms, with open access and teaching. Fourteen studio spaces provide a vibrant community of artists, alongside the gallery.

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In July we hold the exhibition in a lovely, old style Marquee, next to The Larder at Burwash Manor. It is held as part of a gallery during Cambridge Open Studios the 4 weekends in July 19. We have different artists on each weekend during July, however some artists are participating for all 4 weekends. Please see our website for artists' details.

Open daily: Mon - Sat 9am - 5.30pm; Sun 10am - 4pm. Independent contemporary licensed cafe/gallery/creative hub in the heart of St Neots. Over two floors, with a relaxed atmosphere and large gallery space, exhibitions change at least monthly. Resident artist Oliver Winconek hosts oil painting workshops in the gallery, other arts and crafts workshops coming soon. Karen Macwhinnie's work will be exhibited for the whole of July for the Cambridge Open Studios.

Open: Daily at 10 King’s Parade, Monday – Saturday: 10am – 5.30pm; Sundays 11am – 5pm. Foremost independent gallery in Britain, bringing together a refined and well-researched exploration into the finest British art, studio pottery and glass; sculpture, animal and bird art; fabrics, furniture and jewellery today.  Across three floors, and the studio gallery at Magdalene Street, there are 8,000 items of innovative and exciting artwork, and exquisite contemporary jewellery, all handmade and unique. Prices range from £20 to £1,000s

From the lifeboatmen of Fowey to a retired actor, people from different walks of life are captured on canvas in a unique exhibition housed at Girton College.