We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2024 Julia & Martin Wilson Short Story Prize Broadway Arts Festival launched a short story prize in order to encourage creativity during the lockdown. The prize is generously sponsored and judged by festival Benefactors Julia & Martin Wilson who read every entry received, from across [...]
We are delighted to announce that Sue Barker will be speaking at Broadway Arts Festival in June! Sue will share stories from her 2 careers as a professional tennis player through the 70’s and 80’s, winning the French Open, the Wightman Cup and reaching world number 3. Following her tennis career she turned to television [...]
Main prize winner “Eerie silence, February 2021” by Jane Overbury We had a fantastic response with over 650 entries from across the UK, thank you to all the artists who entered the standard was exceptionally high. All 200 finalists can be seen in an exclusive selling exhibition at Theatrebarn in Bretforton throughout the festival, open [...]
The winner of the Broadway Arts Festival Open Art Competition 2020 Visitor’s Choice Prize is “Ancient Pulse” by Hilary Dron! The prize is £500 of framing from Richard Christie Framemaker. Congratulations Hilary. The competition online selling exhibition is now closed but the 2021 open art competition is now open for entries - good luck! [...]
** Update ** This event was a resounding success with 150 attendees. At a joint event with the Broadway History Society on the 21st March JULIET HESLEWOOD will give an illustrated talk entitled ‘WILLIAM MORRIS IN THE COTSWOLDS’ in the Lifford Hall, Lower Green, Broadway, WR12 7BU at 7pm (bar opens at 6pm) Tickets are £7 each [...]
The Trustees announced the winners of the 2016 Broadway Arts Festival Student Arts Grant. Six grants to local students of the Arts who study a wide range of courses from the world of opera singing, musical theatre, film studies and textile design and manufacture. The six winners are: Chloe Williams, Annie Atkins, Eleanor Broomfield, Harriet Doyle, [...]
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Broadway Arts Festival and Broadway History Society present an illustrated lecture by JULIET HESLEWOOD entitled ‘WILLIAM MORRIS IN THE COTSWOLDS’ Lifford Hall, Lower Green, Broadway, WR12 7BU at 7pm (bar opens at 6pm) Tickets: £7 or FREE to Broadway Arts Festival Benefactors and Friends, Members of Broadway History Society and under 16s
We are delighted to announce that the winner of the Visitor's Choice Prize 2016, awarded to the artist whose work was voted for as 'best in show' at the Open Art Exhibition 'conflict' held at Little Buckland Gallery during the 2016 Festival, is artist Peter Granville-Edmunds with 'Why'. Peter studied Fine Art at St Albans [...]
Today is the last day of our 2016 Festival but not to missed today: Patrick Lichfield Exhibition Exhibition of over 100 photographs from the Lichfield Archive which includes may of Patrick Lichfield's famous images and a number of iconic shots that have rarely been seen. The Exhibition at the Lifford Hall, Lower Green, [...]
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