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SUMMARY:Broadway Arts Colony Guided Walk
DESCRIPTION:In the late 19th century Broadway turned from a sleepy backwater into a hub of creativity thanks to an influx of mainly American artists\, writers and actors. \nLearn all about this world-famously influential colony on an informative\, illustrated walk around beautiful Broadway with local art historian\, Karen Bloch\, and how one of the world’s most famous artworks was painted here in Broadway. \nThe walk will last approximately 2 hrs on relatively flat paved ground\, so would also be suitable for motorised wheelchair users. We will go ahead even if it is raining\, so please dress for all weathers and wear comfortable shoes. \nThe walk will start and finish at the war memorial in the centre of the village by the village green. Your guide will be local resident\, Karen Bloch. \nTickets £20  (Limited to 20 places) \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nYour guide\, Karen Bloch.
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/broadway-arts-colony-guided-walk-3/
LOCATION:Around the village\, 1 The Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7AE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Guided Walks
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SUMMARY:‘Unlawful Killings & Rough Justice’ - Tales from the bench by Wendy Joseph KC
DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, Her Honour Wendy Joseph KC seeks to answer: \nDo we have the law we deserve?\nHas justice improved for the victim\, the accused and society?\nWhat even is justice? \nDescribed as a ‘natural storyteller’ by The Times and based on the book which was described by Lady Hale as ‘compelling’\, this talk is given by a former judge of which Cherie Blair stated\, “If ever I was on trial I would want my judge to be this one.” Hot on the heels of her Sunday Times bestseller ‘Unlawful Killings’\, Her Honour Wendy Joseph KC skilfully reconstructs four courtroom dramas\, drawing on her many years’ experience as a murder judge to ask whether our justice system works\, and if it has improved over the centuries. Have we got any better at delivering what is right and fair to both the perpetrators and the victims of society’s most heinous crimes? \nFrom the trial of a child charged with disposing of dismembered body parts\, to the woman accused of killing her own husband\, Joseph is utterly compelling as she sets out how the system works. But\, as she compares these modern courtroom tales with eerily similar cases and miscarriages of justice from years ago\, might the most chilling story of all be that the lessons of the past have yet to be learned? \nThis talk illuminates the struggles of any one of us caught up in our legal system – but particularly the marginalized and the easily exploited – and grapples with the concept of ‘justice for all’ so that we might demand better. \nUntil March 2022 Her Honour Wendy Joseph KC was a judge at the Old Bailey\, sitting on criminal cases\, trying mainly allegations of murder and other homicide. When she moved to the Old Bailey in 2012 she was the only woman amongst sixteen judges\, and only the third woman ever to hold a permanent position there. She was also a Diversity and Community Relations Judge\, working to promote understanding between the judiciary and many different sectors of our community\, particularly those from less privileged and minority groups. She mentors young people\, from a variety of backgrounds\, who hope for a career in law and has a special interest in helping women. \nThere will be a Q&A Session at the end of the talk. Ticket-holders will be able to submit questions by email in advance.  There will be a book-signing after the talk for those who have pre-ordered copies of her books. \nThis talk will take place at Cidermill Theatre in Chipping Campden\, 10 mins drive from Broadway where there is ample parking. \nTickets £20 \n  \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/unlawful-killings-rough-justice-tales-from-the-bench-by-wendy-joseph-kc/
LOCATION:Cidermill Theatre\, Cidermill Lane\, Chipping Campden\, Gloucestershire\, GL55 6HX
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SUMMARY:Learn to Argentine Tango
DESCRIPTION:Learn to dance the passionate Argentine Tango! \nThis dance workshop is suitable for novice and intermediate dancers with some experience. You will cover the basic steps and simple Argentine Tango and Milonga variations\, along with technique\, timing\, footwork and styling. \nPaul & Tracey Pritchard from ‘Dance at 8’ will be teaching the 2 hour workshop. ‘Dance at 8’ has been teaching dancers at all levels for over 25 years and offers weekly classes in Malvern\, Droitwich and Pershore. Paul Pritchard (IDTA Licentiate) has over 60 years’ experience in many dance styles\, and met with much success in his time as a competitor and performer. Paul and his wife Tracey have competed in Pro-Am Championships. \nDue to the style of dance\, please attend as a couple! \nThis event will take place at The Lifford Hall in Broadway. \nNo special clothing is required\, please dress comfortably with layers as you may get warm\, so bring water! Wear shoes that stay on your feet and have a smooth sole (preferably leather) to aid with rotation (no trainers) \nTickets  £20  (40 places) \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/learn-to-argentine-tango/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Dance,Tickets still available,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Silver Clay Earrings Jewellery Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Jo Richards of Faye Benjamin Jewellery for an introduction to Silver Clay workshop making your very own stunning solid silver drop earrings over the course of 3 hours. Jo has over 25 years of experience designing and creating jewellery. \nSilver Clay can be cut\, shaped and textured with ease – a wonderful way to create your very own unique jewellery. \nSuitable for complete beginners\, you will work at a relaxed pace with time to ask questions along the way. \nYour earrings will be fired and finished during the session so you can wear your creation home with pride! \nWhat is Silver Clay \nSilver Clay is made up of recycled pure silver particles bound together with water and a non-toxic organic binder. It can be moulded\, shaped\, pressed\, stamped and cut. When the piece is finished\, it’s dried thoroughly and fired with a blow torch or in a kiln. During firing\, the organic binder burns away leaving the silver particles to fuse into solid silver. \nNot only is Silver Clay created from recycled silver\, it’s also fabulously versatile and truly beautiful. Being 99.9% Fine Silver (Sterling Silver is only 92.5%) means the piece will be of a higher silver content\, less liable to tarnishing and when turned into a unique handmade piece\, just that little bit more precious… \nCome along with a friend and spend an afternoon learning a new skill and walk away with a beautiful memento of your day. \nAll materials and tools will be provided\, including sterling silver ear wires. \nPlease wear sturdy shoes. \nTickets £75  (10 Places) \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/silver-clay-earrings-jewellery-workshop/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Craft Workshops,Jewellery,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Sketchbooks and Sketching at Snowshill Manor NT
DESCRIPTION:Join Shelly Perkins for a relaxed day working in sketchbooks around the beautiful Snowshill Manor Gardens. Participants will learn how to break down plein air scenes into bite sized pieces; from loose drawn observations to longer line and watercolour wash studies using mixed media. Participants will cover botanical subjects as well as scenes with the house\, garden and broader landscapes of the lovely surroundings capturing a visual snapshot of the day through sketchbook observations. Shelly will share her knowledge and skills of choosing subjects and breaking down larger landscape scenes into manageable compositions with fluid line work and the addition of loose colour \nShelly Perkins is a wildlife and landscape artist. Her travels around the world’s seven continents are a constant inspiration for her work. She sells her work as limited edition mixed media prints and has two books about her work and travels as an artist. Shelly was the artist in residence on the Royal Navy’s Ice-Breaking ship travelling to Antarctica. She also leads painting holidays in several worldwide locations as well as travelling to create painting films for the online school ‘nature studio’. \nTickets £100  (13 places) – includes entry to Snowshill Manor National Trust and parking \nMaterials List: \n\ndrawing pencils\na wide range of waterproof drawing pens\nset of watercolour paints\nhard backed watercolour sketchbook (ideally hot pressed paper).\na selection of paint brushes\nwater pots for water\npencil sharpeners\nstool for sitting on if you prefer\, although there are plenty of places to perch around the gardens\n\nFurther details of materials will be sent with your workshop joining instructions. \nShelly Perkins  \n \n  \nSnowshill Manor National Trust – Sketchbook Workshop \n \n  \n \nSnowshill Manor Gardens \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/sketchbooks-and-sketching-at-snowshill-manor-nt-with-shelley-perkins/
LOCATION:Snowshill Manor & Gardens NT\, Snowshill\, WR12 7JU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:An Introduction to En Plein Air Painting with Roger Dellar ROI\, RSMA\, RI\, PS\, WGA
DESCRIPTION:For those who have some experience of painting in oils\, but have little or no experience of painting outdoors and always fancied having a go! \nRoger Dellar is a member of the ROI\, RSMA\, RI\, PS and the Wapping Group of Artists and is an extremely experienced tutor. \nOver this 2 day workshop\, you will cover oil painting techniques\, how to select a composition\, lay on the paint in an ‘alla prima’ approach and learn how to capture a painting in 1 – 2.5 hours. \nThere will be demonstrations of techniques as well as plenty of individual advice and guidance given. Participants can expect to achieve at least one completed painting\, as well as plenty of practice. \nThe workshop will take place both indoors at the Lifford Hall and outdoors around the very picturesque Cotswold village of Broadway. \nTickets £200 (15 Places) \nMaterials List \nYou will need to provide all of your own materials and kit. The following are suggested: \nOil Paints: Roger tends to use the following colours\, but if you have similar these will suffice: \n\nTitanium White\nCadmium Yellow Hue\nCadmium Yellow Pale\nCadmium Yellow Deep\nScarlet Lake\nPermanent Rose\nUltramarine blue\nCerulean Blue\nCobalt Blue Hue\nBurnt Sienna\n\nMediums: \nZEST IT as a flow medium for brush cleaning\, especially if going abroad as it has a high combustible rate when it should be in an unopened bottle and protected in hold luggage. \nThe medium I use is one third Robersons Damar Varnish\, one third Linseed oil and one third ZEST IT. \nBrushes: \n\nA selection of brushes suitable for painting in oils. Rosemary Brushes do a Roger Dellar bespoke selection including a classic fan brush (size 4)\, classic Shiraz rigger (size 4) and 5 Shiraz Long Flat bushes (sizes 1\,2\,4\,6 and 8)\nPalette knife (in a clean condition\, metal either oblong or spade\, not too small)\nShaper\n\nPainting Surfaces: \n\nRoger uses 2.5SBS Hardboard primed with Bob Ross (3 parts white and 1 part grey) Acrylic gesso. Boards are available from Wessex Pictures- cut to size.\nSizes suggested” 8” x 10”\, 12” x 12” and 12” x 16”\nYou can also purchase ready prepared canvas boards or panels from places like Jackson’s\n\nSuggested Extras: \n\nViewfinder\nTowelling rag\nEasel\, photographic tripod/pochade box\nCompact stool if you prefer to sit\nOblong palette (ideally 16” x12”) for mixing paint – tear off palette pages will also work\nSomething to carry wet oil panels (matchsticks can be pre-glued onto panels)\nSolvent container\nCap or hat to shade the sun
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/an-introduction-to-en-plein-air-painting-with-roger-dellar-roi-rsma-ri-ps/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Gardens: Russell House & Abbots Grange
DESCRIPTION:Broadway’s gardens have been the backdrop for artists\, writers\, actors and musicians for over a century\, and continue this theme today. \nOn this walking tour of two famous private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nThe morning garden tour will visit: \n\n\n\nRussell House (starting point)\nAbbots Grange\n\nThe tour will start at Russell House which was the home of the Broadway Art Colony in the 1880’s\, and was the setting for Sargent’s Carnation\, Lily\, Lily\, Rose which now hangs in the Tate in London; a beautiful one acre garden including gothic tower\, gazebo and ice-house. \nThe tour will then continue on to Abbots Grange\, a short walk away\, the grounds of which used to be connected by a garden gate during the arts colony and Sargent years. \nSat in over 8 acres of parkland grounds\, Abbots Grange is the oldest dwelling in Broadway and one of the oldest domestic/monastic properties in the UK\, built during the early part of the 14th Century. It is considered by the Institute of Archaeology to be one of the most important and best preserved English monastic manor houses\, and has a rich and fascinating history. It was discovered in the 1880’s by designer William Morris and then the American Frank Millet and became a sanctuary for some of the greatest names in European and American culture in the 1880’s. \nMarion Mako is a freelance garden historian and designer who has worked in both the UK and USA. \nHer design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on at The London College of Garden Design. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nwww.makogardens.co.uk \nTickets £25 \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nPlease use the public car parks in Broadway. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nRussell House Gardens \n\n \n  \nAbbotts Grange \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-gardens/
LOCATION:Russell House Gardens\, Broadway\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks,In conversation
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SUMMARY:Broadway Arts Colony Guided Walk
DESCRIPTION:In the late 19th century Broadway turned from a sleepy backwater into a hub of creativity thanks to an influx of mainly American artists\, writers and actors. \nLearn all about this world-famously influential colony on an informative\, illustrated walk around beautiful Broadway with local art historian\, Karen Bloch\, and how one of the world’s most famous artworks was painted here in Broadway. \nThe walk will last approximately 2 hrs on relatively flat paved ground\, so would also be suitable for motorised wheelchair users. We will go ahead even if it is raining\, so please dress for all weathers and wear comfortable shoes. \nThe walk will start and finish at the war memorial in the centre of the village by the village green. Your guide will be local resident\, Karen Bloch. \nTickets £20  (Limited to 20 places) \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nYour guide\, Karen Bloch.
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/broadway-arts-colony-guided-walk-4/
LOCATION:Around the village\, 1 The Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7AE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Guided Walks
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SUMMARY:Favola Flute & Harp Duo: From Fauré to Piazzolla
DESCRIPTION:Favola take you on a musical journey in the beautiful atmospheric setting of Grade I-listed St Eadburgha’s Church on the outskirts of Broadway. \nProgramme: \n\nDance of the Blessed Spirits – Gluck\nHypnosis – Ian Clarke\nPassaggio – Louis Anthony deLise\nSicilenne – Fauré\nHistoire du Tango – Piazzolla\nSonata for flute and harp – Nino Rota\n\nHarpist Madeline Kirby and flautist Judith Scholes who make up Favola met in 2019 when they were representing the UK in the Serbian Music Edict Festival. United by a love of discovering music for flute and harp\, they soon formed as a duo and have been performing together since. \nJudith is a flute player and teacher\, and regularly performs with the National Flute Orchestra and the Central England Ensemble. Harpist Madeline Kirby’s career has seen her performing with many ensembles in the UK and abroad including The International Film Orchestra and Roma Concerts Opera. \nTickets £20 \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nFree parking will be available in the field opposite the church. Please note: there is no loo at St Eadburgha’s. \nVenue for the concert: St Eadburgha’s Broadway \n \n  \n \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/favola-flute-harp-duo-from-faure-to-piazzolla/
LOCATION:St. Eadburgha’s Church\, Snowshill Road\, Broadway\, WR12 7JS
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Dragonfly Wire Sculpture Workshop with Rachel Higgins
DESCRIPTION:Renowned local artist\, Rachel Higgins\, is an accomplished metal animal sculptor. \nShe will be leading a day workshop using a variety of metalwork techniques – wirework\, soldering\, hammering\, riveting… for participants to create a 3D metal dragonfly to take home. \nShe will also be exhibiting in the marquee at artBEAT (6-8 June). \nTo see Rachel’s impressive sculptures visit: www.rachelhigginssculpture.co.uk/ \nAll materials will be provided\, but please bring an apron to wear and tie back long hair. \nThis event will be taking place in the marquee on the village green in the centre of Broadway. \nTickets £70 (10 Places) \nThis event has sold out\, however you can request to be put on the waiting list for returns by emailing boxoffice@broadwayartsfestival.com.
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/flower-wire-sculpture-workshop-with-rachel-higgins/
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SUMMARY:Silver Clay Pendant Jewellery Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Jo Richards of Faye Benjamin Jewellery for an introduction to Silver Clay workshop making your very own stunning solid silver pendant over the course of 3 hours. Jo has over 25 years of experience designing and creating jewellery. \nSilver Clay can be cut\, shaped and textured with ease – a wonderful way to create your very own unique jewellery. \nSuitable for complete beginners\, you will work at a relaxed pace with time to ask questions along the way. \nYour pendant will be fired and finished during the session so you can wear your creation home with pride! \nWhat is Silver Clay \nSilver Clay is made up of recycled pure silver particles bound together with water and a non-toxic organic binder. It can be moulded\, shaped\, pressed\, stamped and cut. When the piece is finished\, it’s dried thoroughly and fired with a blow torch or in a kiln. During firing\, the organic binder burns away leaving the silver particles to fuse into solid silver. \nNot only is Silver Clay created from recycled silver\, it’s also fabulously versatile and truly beautiful. Being 99.9% Fine Silver (Sterling Silver is only 92.5%) means the piece will be of a higher silver content\, less liable to tarnishing and when turned into a unique handmade piece\, just that little bit more precious… \nCome along with a friend and spend an afternoon learning a new skill and walk away with a beautiful memento of your day. \nAll materials and tools will be provided. \nPlease wear sturdy shoes. \nTickets £75  (10 Places) \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/silver-clay-pendant-jewellery-workshop/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Craft Workshops,Jewellery,Workshops
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Gardens: Tower Close Snowshill & The Court Broadway
DESCRIPTION:On this walking tour of two prestigious private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nThe morning garden tour will visit: \n\n\n\nTower Close in Snowshill (starting point)\nThe Court in Broadway\n\nThe tour will start at Tower Close in Snowshill. Our friends at Snowshill Manor (National Trust) have agreed that our garden tour ticket holders can use their overflow car park (free) for the duration of the tour. Do consider a tour of the Manor before your garden tour with us; we’d recommend it! \nTower Close has striking views of the Malvern Hills from this 3 acre Cotswold garden positioned at the top of the charming village of Snowshill. Featured in Country Life\, the C17 Grade II listed house is surrounded by terraces of garden rooms. Herbaceous borders\, espaliered fruit trees and sunken vegetable garden. Plants tumble down the terraces to a romantic stream\, ponds\, garden features\, orchard and meadow. \nAfter finishing the tour at Tower Close\, please return to your vehicles and make the short drive to The Court on the Snowshill road on the outskirts of Broadway (next to St Eadburgha’s Church\, which is also worth a visit). \nThe beautiful gardens at The Court were designed by landscape designer\, horticulturist and writer\, Dan Pearson\, and are set in 6 acres behind a high stone wall and bounded on one side by a very impressive topiary yew tunnel. The formal gardens include glorious herbaceous borders\, a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit cages\, a parterre and a large lawn leading down to the brook and the fields and wildlife lake beyond. Other areas are planted with ornamental willows and wild flowers. \nNote this garden tour is not suitable for those in wheelchairs or with limited mobility due to many steps and gravel paths. However should you wish to just sit and enjoy the views this would be fine! \nMarion Mako will be leading the tours and is a freelance garden historian and designer who has worked in both the UK and USA. \nHer design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on at The London College of Garden Design. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nwww.makogardens.co.uk \nTickets £25 \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \n  \nTower Close Gardens in Snowshill \n \n  \n  \nGardens at The Close in Broadway \n  \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-gardens-tower-close-snowshill-the-court-broadway/
LOCATION:Tower Close Snowshill\, Snowshill\, Gloucestershire\, WR12 7JX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks
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SUMMARY:Contemporary Still Life with Acrylic & Collage with Jan Munro
DESCRIPTION:During this workshop students will learn about design and construction of a contemporary still life including how to incorporate collage and pattern\, techniques in acrylic paint\, colour palette and mixing\, and how to move away from reality. \nThis workshop is aimed at all levels\, although a bit of experience in using acrylic paints would be useful. \nWe will work from sketches made first. It is here that shapes and tones are organized. \nJan has been teaching for 25 years and exhibits work regularly in UK galleries and Art Groups. \nTickets £100 (Limited to 15 places) \nMaterials List: \n\nSketch book and pencils/charcoal\nPrepared board/panels (more detail with be provided in joining instructions)\nAcrylic paint- a basic selection of colours that you like to include black/Payne’s Grey and plenty of white (Titanium is best)\nAcrylic medium- this can be matt or gloss\nPalettes – you will need quite a lot of space on your palette. Tear Off ones are good or paper plates\nWater pot\nBrushes – a selection of sizes. These can be either nylon or hogs hair. Nothing too posh/expensive!\nVarious collage papers- more info to follow\nGlue – PVA or Pritt stick\nOil Pastels\nStencils if you have any and a small make up sponge\nStamps or things to print paint on with\nPosca pens – if you have them\nA tool to scrape into wet paint- ie screwdriver or old credit card\nJ Cloths and kitchen roll\nHair dryer\nPlastic sheet for your table\nApron\n\nWould you like to buy a Broadway Arts Festival apron to wear at the workshop? If so\, just add it to your order for £20 and it will be available for collection at your workshop.
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/contemporary-still-life-with-acrylic-collage-with-jan-munro/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Make a Willow Garden Hare with Rachel Harwood
DESCRIPTION:Spend the day creating a fabulous 3ft willow hare sculpture for the garden to take home with you\, with willow-weaver Rachel Harwood. \nWillow is a wonderful sustainable material great for making sculptures for the garden. You will be working with willow from Somerset. Rachel has been working with willow for 10 years and her background is in horticulture\, which inspires her creations. \nSuitable for all levels and a great introduction to working with willow. \nTickets:  £110 (15 Places) \nWhat to bring:\nWillow\, tools and materials are all supplied.\nAn apron may be useful or old clothes as the willow can be damp and dirty.\nYou can work without gloves\, but a thin pair can help with grip. \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/make-a-willow-garden-hare-with-rachel-harwood/
LOCATION:Marquee on the village green\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Gardens: Russell House & Abbots Grange
DESCRIPTION:Broadway’s gardens have been the backdrop for artists\, writers\, actors and musicians for over a century\, and continue this theme today. \nOn this walking tour of two famous private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nThe morning garden tour will visit: \n\n\n\nRussell House (starting point)\nAbbots Grange\n\nThe tour will start at Russell House which was the home of the Broadway Art Colony in the 1880’s\, and was the setting for Sargent’s Carnation\, Lily\, Lily\, Rose which now hangs in the Tate in London; a beautiful one acre garden including gothic tower\, gazebo\, and ice-house. \nThe tour will then continue on to Abbots Grange\, a short walk away\, the grounds of which used to be connected by a garden gate during the arts colony and Sargent years. \nSat in over 8 acres of parkland grounds\, Abbots Grange is the oldest dwelling in Broadway and one of the oldest domestic/monastic properties in the UK\, built during the early part of the 14th Century. It is considered by the Institute of Archaeology to be one of the most important and best preserved English monastic manor houses\, and has a rich and fascinating history. It was discovered in the 1880’s by designer William Morris and then the American Frank Millet and became a sanctuary for some of the greatest names in European and American culture in the 1880’s. \nMarion Mako is a freelance garden historian and designer who has worked in both the UK and USA. \nHer design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on at The London College of Garden Design. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nwww.makogardens.co.uk \nTickets £25 \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nPlease use the public car parks in Broadway. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nRussell House Gardens \n\n \n  \nAbbotts Grange \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-gardens-russell-house-abbots-grange/
LOCATION:Russell House Gardens\, Broadway\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks
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SUMMARY:Broadway Arts Colony Guided Walk
DESCRIPTION:In the late 19th century Broadway turned from a sleepy backwater into a hub of creativity thanks to an influx of mainly American artists\, writers and actors. \nLearn all about this world-famously influential colony on an informative\, illustrated walk around beautiful Broadway with local art historian\, Karen Bloch\, and how one of the world’s most famous artworks was painted here in Broadway. \nThe walk will last approximately 2 hrs on relatively flat paved ground\, so would also be suitable for motorised wheelchair users. We will go ahead even if it is raining\, so please dress for all weathers and wear comfortable shoes. \nThe walk will start and finish at the war memorial in the centre of the village by the village green. Your guide will be local resident\, Karen Bloch. \nTickets £20  (Limited to 20 places) \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nYour guide\, Karen Bloch.
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/broadway-arts-colony-guided-walk-5/
LOCATION:Around the village\, 1 The Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7AE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Guided Walks,In conversation,Talks & Conversations
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SUMMARY:A Tour of 2 Private Gardens: Tower Close Snowshill & The Court Broadway
DESCRIPTION:On this walking tour of two prestigious private gardens with Marion Mako\, we shall hear about some of the stories behind those who created\, inhabited and visited them\, all looking their finest in June. \nThe morning garden tour will visit: \n\n\n\nTower Close in Snowshill (starting point)\nThe Court in Broadway\n\nThe tour will start at Tower Close in Snowshill. Our friends at Snowshill Manor (National Trust) have agreed that our garden tour ticket holders can use their overflow car park (free) for the duration of the tour. Do consider a tour of the Manor before your garden tour with us; we’d recommend it! \nTower Close has striking views of the Malvern Hills from this 3 acre Cotswold garden positioned at the top of the charming village of Snowshill. Featured in Country Life\, the C17 Grade II listed house is surrounded by terraces of garden rooms. Herbaceous borders\, espaliered fruit trees and sunken vegetable garden. Plants tumble down the terraces to a romantic stream\, ponds\, garden features\, orchard and meadow. \nAfter finishing the tour at Tower Close\, please return to your vehicles and make the short drive to The Court on the Snowshill road on the outskirts of Broadway (next to St Eadburgha’s Church\, which is also worth a visit). \nThe beautiful gardens at The Court were designed by landscape designer\, horticulturist and writer Dan Pearson and are set in 6 acres behind a high stone wall and bounded on one side by a very impressive topiary yew tunnel. The formal gardens include glorious herbaceous borders\, a kitchen garden with raised beds and fruit cages\, a parterre and a large lawn leading down to the brook and the fields and wildlife lake beyond. Other areas are planted with ornamental willows and wild flowers. \nNote this garden tour is not suitable for those in wheelchairs or with limited mobility due to many steps and gravel paths. However should you wish to just sit and enjoy the views this would be fine! \nMarion Mako will be leading the tours and is a freelance garden historian and designer who has worked in both the UK and USA. \nHer design work focuses on planting\, taking inspiration from various historical styles\, a subject she also lectures on at The London College of Garden Design. As part of the series of The Historic Gardens of England\, she co-authored two books about the counties of Cheshire and Somerset. She has written books on the history of the late Duke of Westminster’s gardens at Eaton Hall and University of Bristol’s gardens\, as well as contributing to the gardening website Gardenista. In addition Marion is researching the gardens of two large private estates\, creating legacy books for their owners\, as well as leading a wide variety of bespoke garden tours. She is also a Trustee for the Painswick Rococo Garden in Gloucestershire. \nwww.makogardens.co.uk \nTickets £25 \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \n  \nTower Close Gardens in Snowshill \n \n \n  \nGardens at The Close in Broadway \n  \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/a-tour-of-2-private-gardens-tower-close-snowshill-the-court-broadway-2/
LOCATION:Tower Close Snowshill\, Snowshill\, Gloucestershire\, WR12 7JX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks
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SUMMARY:Hush Hush! A Bletchley Story by Mikron Theatre Company
DESCRIPTION:In a non-descript mansion house\, in a non-descript town\, a group of extra-ordinary men and women worked to provide intelligence that would help to win the war. \nBut shhhhhh\, you’d better keep it under your hat\, because as far as the rest of the world is concerned\, Bletchley Park doesn’t exist. \nPeggy Valentine arrives at Bletchley in 1940\, 18 years old\, headstrong and gifted. Finding herself in a world of boffins\, soldiers and debutantes\, Peggy has to shoulder the burden of high pressure war work whilst navigating a new world of feuds\, friendships and growing up in a frame of absolute secrecy. \nBut what of the world beyond Bletchley? As the war rages on in Europe\, the stakes are raised for Peggy and her friends as they work to protect their loved ones fighting abroad. \nMikron invites you to enter a world of secrets\, songs and cyphers as we get to know the heroes of Hut 3. \nIntegrated Audio Description: Every performance of Hush Hush! has integrated audio description\, which means that we have worked hard to make the play enjoyable and interesting to listen to for all audiences without the need for headsets. \nThis performance will take place on the village green in the centre of Broadway. \nNote: \n\nThis is a ‘Rain or Shine’ performance that will be taking place outside on the village green if the weather is fine. If the weather is challenging\, it will take place in our large marquee on the village green.\nBring camping chairs and dress warm even on a hot day as temperatures dip later on\, so do bring blankets and a warm coat.\nDogs are not permitted\n\n\nRefreshments: \n\nDo feel free to bring a picnic to enjoy on the night.\nThere will be a full service bar (a fabulous converted double decker bus)\, as well as local ice cream for sale from Gorsehill Abbey Farm and a Coffee Truck will be serving hot drinks and snacks.\n\n\nTickets: \n £20 (Adults)    £15 (U18s – suitable for age 8+)    £50 (Family of 2 adults and up to 3 U18s) \n  \nAbout Mikron Theatre Company: \n2025 marks our 53rd year of touring exceptional theatre in extraordinary places. We’re the UK’s most prolific theatre company\, touring to over 130 venues per year. We tour on our narrowboat\, Tyseley\, in the summer and by road in spring and autumn\, to every conceivable type of venue\, reaching audiences that other companies cannot. Our talented team of four actor-musicians perform our original plays with music throughout the summer season. \nThis event is kindly sponsored by Charles Stanley Wealth Managers \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/hush-hush-a-bletchley-story-by-mikron-theatre-company/
LOCATION:Broadway Village Green\, The Green\, Broadway\, Worcestershire\, WR12 7AA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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SUMMARY:Ceramic Cow Workshop with Ros Ingram
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a day of sculpting either a Highland or black and white Fresian cow in clay with ceramicist Ros Ingram. Ros will guide you step by step to create and then decorate your characterful Cow! \nYour Cow will be taken home by Ros to dry out before it is fired – clay and firing of work included in cost of workshop\, \nPlease bring an apron. \nThis event will be taking place in the marquee on the village green. \nAll materials and tools will be provided. Ticket price includes the cost of firing. \nSuitable for complete beginners. \nTickets £95 (15 Places) \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/39990/
LOCATION:Marquee on the village green\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU
CATEGORIES:Ceramics,Craft Workshops,Tickets still available,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Coastal Flowers Mixed Media Workshop with Claire Henley
DESCRIPTION:Spend the day creating a floral painting using acrylics and self-painted collage. Claire will guide you through her process\, providing collage materials\, some photographic reference and any appropriate foraged flowers\, or do bring your own.  A professional artist for forty years\, Claire exhibits and licenses her work widely. \nThis is an informal\, fun workshop involving painting\, gluing\, spattering\, scratching\, cutting and tearing. Bring an apron\, roll up your sleeves and get stuck in. There are very few rules to follow – one being that only acrylic paint can be used. \nSuitable for all abilities\, but be prepared to get messy! \nNo advanced drawing skills are necessary. \nTickets  £85  (10 places) \nMaterials List:  \n\nA rigid board or canvas sized between 40cm and 50cm\, square or rectangular.\nSelection of acrylic paint (no oils\, water-colours or anything water-soluble)\nBrushes including 1 old one for glue and 1 big one (1-2″) for backgrounds\nAcrylic palette (or plastic box with lid)\nApron\nWater pot/s\nScissors\nTable top easel if required\nCrayons (optional but must be non-water-soluble)\nPersonal reference if required.\nIf you’d rather paint garden or hedgerow flowers please do.\n\nClaire will supply (to share): \n\nCollage materials\nSpecialist glue\nReference materials\nThin card for printing\nCutting mat and scalpel\nBlotting paper and greaseproof paper\nHairdryer\nCrayons\nScratching implements\nSet square\nKitchen roll\n\nTutor: Claire Henley
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/coastal-flowers-mixed-media-workshop-with-claire-henley/
LOCATION:The Lifford Parlour\, Lifford Hall\, Broadway\, WR12 7AL
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Classical Alla Prima Portraits – The John Singer Sargent Approach with Peter Keegan
DESCRIPTION:A 2 day portraiture oils workshop with professional artist & tutor\, Peter Keegan. \nWorking from photographs and inspired by the painterly approach to oil portrait painting used by great artists such as John Singer Sargent\, who famously painted Carnation\, Lily\, Lily\, Rose in Broadway\, Peter will guide and demonstrate the artistic principles and practices used by Sargent. \nWorking Alla Prima (wet-into-wet with oils) you will discuss and learn the importance of a tonal palette and how fully understanding tonal values will aid you in capturing the true form of the head. \nWorking from photographs provided or using one of your own images you will explore: \n\nExploring the face though form\, shape and value rather than reliance on a tight underdrawing\nPainterly mark-making and the bravura brush stroke\nGetting the most out of a limited palette and which brushes the great artists used\nAchieving both a likeness and (more importantly) the character of the model\nDetails – when to add them and where to leave them out\n\nThis course is ideal for those painters who are: \n\nLooking to deepen their understanding of traditional Alla Prima oil painting\nWishing to explore the methods and ideas used by some of the great portraitists of the past\nLooking to move away from working tightly\nWishing to achieve a greater understanding of tonal values and a limited palette\nWhen to use painting mediums such as linseed oil and when to leave them alone\n\nThis 2 day course is suitable for painters with some experience of portrait painting in oils and is not suitable for the complete beginner. \nBy the end of the 2 days\, artists will have completed (or near completed) a single head and shoulders portrait. \nThe workshop will run from 10am-4pm on Wednesday 11th June and 10am-4pm on Thursday 12th June. \nTickets £220 (Limited to 12 places) \nDue to the intense interest in this event\, and to make it fair for all\, we are limiting the number of tickets any person can buy to two. If you buy more than two tickets for this event they will be refunded (less the booking fees) and put back up for sale. \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \n\nAbout the tutor: \n\n\nPeter Keegan is an award-winning artist and highly sought-after painting instructor known for his knowledgeable\, engaging and inspiring approach to teaching. \nHaving obtained a Fine Arts degree from Cardiff School of Art in South Wales\, Peter has gone on to exhibit his work in numerous established art institutions\, including the Royal Institute of Oil Painting\, The New English Art Club\, and the Royal Society of British Artists. He is an elected member of the Oxford and Buckinghamshire Art Societies. \nPeter was the first artist in residence at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre in Buckinghamshire in 2020\, where he captured the busy and colourful life of an operating theatre. The 13 paintings commissioned by the theatre are now in their permanent collection\, with the most prominent painting measuring 12 feet in height. \nAlongside Peter’s practice as an artist\, he is the founder and co-presenter of the popular podcast Ask an Artist\, where he shares his advice and knowledge on the business side of being a working artist and interviews fellow artists and industry experts. \nPeter is a brand ambassador for Rosemary & Co brushes and Michael Harding Oil paints\, some of the finest art materials in the world. Peter leads dozens of fully-booked courses\, workshops and holidays throughout the year. \nFor more information on Peter and his work\, please visit www.peterkeegan.com \n\nMaterials List:\n\nGround: Ready primed white canvas\, no smaller than 50x40cm \nPaints: Peter will be using Michael Harding Oils in the following colours (similar colours by different manufacturers are welcomed): White\, Yellow Ochre\, Scarlet Lake\, Ultramarine Blue\, Raw Umber\, Ivory Black\nBrushes: Suitable brushes for oil painting. Peter uses Rosemary & Co Hog brushes\, sizes 2-10. Peter will be selling oil brush sets on the day if you wish to purchase one. \nMediums: Low Odor/Odorless solvent. A little linseed oil.\nEasel: An appropriate standing easel\, suitable for the size of canvas.\nStudio Sundries: Paint palette\, palette knife\, rags/kitchen paper\, pot for medium\, painting apron\, pen and paper for note taking.\nReference Image: Although excellent reference images will be available for you to work from\, if you would like to bring your own image\, please have it printed no smaller than A4 in size or on a tablet/iPad to paint from.\n\nWould you like to buy a Broadway Arts Festival apron to wear at the workshop? If so\, just add it to your order for £20 and it will be available for collection at your workshop. \nImages from Peter’s workshop in 2024
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/classical-alla-prima-portraits-the-john-singer-sargent-approach-with-peter-keegan-2/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Stanway House & Fountain: Private Tour & Talk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a private tour of Stanway House and the famous water gardens.  An outstanding Jacobean Manor House\, since 1533 Stanway House has been the home of The Tracys of Stanway and their descendants the Earl of Wemyss. \nHome of the Earls of Wemyss\, it has many literary and artistic connections – J M Barrie\, creator of Peter Pan\, was a frequent visitor\, and donated the cricket pavilion\, Lady Elcho and her two sisters were the subject of Sargent’s The Wyndham Sisters\, and more recently\, the house features in Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City series. An ancestor of the current Earl wrote biographies of John Singer Sargent and Edmund Gosse.\n\nAfter the talk and tour of the house\, you will be able to wander the grounds and marvel at the amazing gravity fountain which has been recorded at 300ft\, the highest in the world!\n\nTickets: £25 (Limited to 30 Places) \n\nNote: This event sold out during the priority booking period. If you would like to be added to the waiting list please email boxoffice@broadwayartsfestival.com \nFree parking onsite \nThe famous 300ft gravity fountain
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/stanway-house-fountain-private-tour-talk/
LOCATION:Stanway House & Water Gardens\, Stanway\, Gloucestershire\, GL54 5PQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Gardens,Guided Walks,Literary Tour
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SUMMARY:Rock 'n' Roll with Peter Gill & the Good Time Charlies
DESCRIPTION:Peter Gill and the Good Time Charlies are one of the most popular bands on the rock ‘n’ roll circuit today. Grab your dancing shoes for a fabulous night of rock ‘n’ roll classics driven by Peter’s boogie woogie piano playing such as Great Balls Of Fire\, Under The Moon Of Love\, Twisting The Night Away and many\, many more. \nJoining Peter will be the wonderful talents of Graeme Budd on saxophone\, Jimmy Lee on drums\, JJ King on bass and Gerry Slattery on guitar… plus three amazing musicians on backing horns. \nThis event will be taking place in the marquee on the village green. \nBar opens at 7:30pm for an 8pm start. There will be a full service bar\, a fabulous converted double decker bus\, parked outside the marquee. So please note there will no longer be a BYOB option for drinks on the night. \nTickets: \n £23 for a standard seat (no table – theatre style seating) \n£150 for a table of 6 (sited at the back of the marquee) \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nThis event is kindly sponsored by Richmond Villages – Wood Norton \n \n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/rock-roll-with-peter-gill-the-good-time-charlies/
LOCATION:Marquee on the village green\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU
CATEGORIES:Dance,Music
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SUMMARY:Ceramic Chicken Workshop with Ros Ingram
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a morning of sculpting a ceramic Chicken in clay with ceramicist Ros Ingram. Ros will guide you step by step to create and then decorate your Chicken. \nYour Chicken will be taken home by Ros to dry out before it is fired and returned to you. \nPlease bring an apron. \nThis event will be taking place in the marquee on the village green. \nAll materials and tools will be provided. Ticket price includes the cost of firing. \nSuitable for complete beginners. \nTickets £65 (15 Places) \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/ceramic-chicken-workshop-with-ros-ingram/
LOCATION:Marquee on the village green\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU
CATEGORIES:Ceramics,Workshops
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SUMMARY:En Plein Air Painting in Watercolour with Bobby Open
DESCRIPTION:An exciting opportunity to paint in a beautiful private garden on the Upper High Street in Broadway.  True to its name\, The Hill is a classic Cotswold stone house nestled in a hillside garden with topiary\, mature trees and summerhouses\, and fabulous views to Bredon Hill and the Malverns.  Participants will be painting outdoors with the aim of capturing aspects of the garden in vibrant and expressive watercolour.   \nBobby Open won the Great Broadway Paint Off in 2023 and paints in watercolour. \nThe day will include demonstrations of useful techniques and approaches to working outdoors in watercolour.  There will be plenty of time for participants to explore the garden and paint fragments and views that catch their eye\, particularly looking at how nature relates to more formal elements.   \nSuitable for those with experience of painting in watercolour. \nBobby’s paintings can be seen on Instagram at www.instagram.com/bobbyopen \nTickets £100 (15 Places) \nMATERIALS LIST \nThe materials listed below are only a general guide based on what I use.  Painting materials can be expensive and\, whilst the quality of materials tends to be reflected in the quality of one’s paintings\, suggestions about materials will be given during the workshop so if in doubt just bring whatever materials you already have and do not rush into buying more. \nBRUSHES \nI mainly use pointed round pure Kolinsky sable brushes (sometimes called designer round).  Typically\, in the studio\, I use da Vinci series 35; outdoors\, I use Escoda Reserva\, Isabey or Rosemary & Co travel brushes\, because the handle protects the brush when travelling.  I tend to use brush sizes 4\, 6\, 8\, 10 and 12.  If I had to choose only one\, it would be a versatile size 7 or 8. \nPAINTS \nI use artists’ quality paint from tubes\, squeezed into pans in a watercolour paint box.  It is essential that the tip of the brush can pick up wet paint: if the paint is too hard\, brush tips become worn and the paint will be less vibrant.  A small plastic spray bottle can be useful to keep paints moist.  Matchsticks or toothpicks are also useful to stir up paint. \nThere are different types of paint box.  Frank Herring makes a good\, affordable plastic paint box.  There are also enameled metal boxes\, including aluminium\, steel and brass: aluminium and brass tend to be more durable (steel boxes eventually rust). \n\nMy full colour palette includes a range of blues\, reds\, yellows and earth colours.  I use Holbein Artists’ Watercolour tubes (H) and Winsor and Newton Professional (W&N).  The colours I’ve underlined are the ones I use most outdoors:\nBlues: Cerulean Blue (H); Cobalt Blue; Ultramarine Blue Deep (H) or French Ultramarine (W&N).\nViolets: Cobalt Violet (H); Ultramarine Violet (W&N); Mineral Violet (H).\nReds: Carmine (H); Cadmium Red Deep (H) or Cadmium Red (W&N).\nYellows: New Gamboge (H); Cadmium Yellow Pale (H); Cadmium Yellow Light (H); Cadmium Yellow Deep (H); Cadmium Orange (W&N).\nEarth Colours and Greens: Yellow Ochre (H); Raw Umber; Burnt Sienna; Burnt Umber; Viridian.\nOccasional Colours: Ivory Black; Jaune Brilliant (H); Lavender (H); other greens such as Cobalt\, Turquoise\, Olive\, Oxide of Chromium and Perylene.\n\nPAPER \n\nI typically use 140lb Fabriano Artistico extra white cold pressed 100% cotton acid-free paper.  Sheets cut into half or quarter are usually more cost effective than blocks.  Saunders Waterford and Arches are also good options.\nA sketchbook can be useful for making notes and quick compositional sketches.\n\nOTHER ITEMS \nI use a Pentel 0.9mm B mechanical pencil; a Faber Castell foldable water pot; metal clips or masking tape to hold paper to a sheet of foamboard or cardboard; kitchen paper and a sponge.  Erasers are banned!  (Not really\, but a soft putty eraser will help to protect the paper surface).  A bottle of water.  Penknife. \nA cap or rimmed hat is useful to limit glare.  If you prefer to sit\, a folding chair or stool may be handy.  A folding easel will be necessary unless you are happy working in your lap.  Please dress for the weather and bring sunscreen/bug spray as appropriate! \nThe Hill\n \n  \n \n  \n \n \n  \n  \n \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/en-plein-air-painting-in-watercolour-with-bobby-open/
LOCATION:The Hill\, Fish Hill\, Broadway\, WR12 7LL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Tickets still available,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Make a Willow Basket with Rachel Harwood
DESCRIPTION:Join local weaver Rachel for a one-day workshop where you’ll create a charming foraging basket\, perfect for carrying berries and treasures from your adventures. \nUsing traditional basketry techniques\, you’ll learn how to craft a sturdy base\, stake up the sides\, and weave the basket using a variety of colours. \nThe workshop will conclude with adding a simple border and a practical handle\, leaving you with a beautiful handmade basket to take home. \nYou will be working with different willows from Somerset and using a variety of weaving techniques to create your stunning basket. Rachel has been working with willow for 10 years and her background is in horticulture\, which inspires her creations. \nSuitable for all levels and a great introduction to working with willow\, however a degree of hand strength is required to get the most out of this workshop. \nTickets:  £110 (15 Places) \nWhat to bring:\nWillow\, tools and materials are all supplied.\nAn apron may be useful or old clothes as the willow can be damp and dirty.\nYou can work without gloves\, but a thin pair can help with grip.
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/make-a-willow-garden-trug-with-rachel-harwood/
LOCATION:Marquee on the village green\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU
CATEGORIES:Craft Workshops,Tickets still available,Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250612T163000
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Picture Framing
DESCRIPTION:Experience picture framing first hand and mix fun with a sense of achievement\, taking away with you your own completed frame at the end of the workshop. \nA practical and enjoyable workshop for beginners run by framer and tutor\, Mark Higgins\, where principles and key tools will be first demonstrated – then you will try everything out yourself as you complete your own frame. \nThe idea is to build confidence should you consider taking picture framing up either as a hobby or small business enterprise.  Everything in the workshop can be replicated at home with a modest purchase of key tools. \nMark Higgins is a qualified Fine Art Trade Guild framer and regularly runs framing courses for beginners. \nParticipants are invited to bring one image 26cm x 21cm – a 10” x 8” photograph would be suitable. A larger image can be brought along\, in which case we will be cropping it down to this size. \nAll the equipment and materials are provided to enable each participant to complete one frame they can take away ready to hang. A set of notes will be provided on next steps should participants wish to follow up on their framing workshop experience. \nThere will be stock of images should any participant not wish to\, or forgets to\, bring their own. \nParticipants should bring lunch and a pencil and pad should they wish to take some notes. \nTickets £100  (8 places) \n  \n  \n  \n \n\n\n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/introduction-to-picture-framing/
LOCATION:The Lifford Parlour\, Lifford Hall\, Broadway\, WR12 7AL
CATEGORIES:Tickets still available,Workshops
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SUMMARY:'Where the Heather Grows' Songs of Scotland performed by Laura Coppinger
DESCRIPTION:Laura is a soprano from Broadway\, now embarking on a professional career after receiving bursary support from Broadway Arts Festival during her studies. She graduated from St Hilda’s College\, Oxford with a First Class Honours in Music and then completed an MMus degree in vocal performance at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2023. \nHer recital shows her remarkable talent in a classical programme\, in the stunning setting of the music room at Court Farm\, at the top of Broadway High Street. \nAccompanist: David Palmer on Piano \nThere will be a short interval \nNote there will be a second Soprano recital starting at 2:30pm and guests are invited to enjoy the beautiful private gardens at Court Farm with a picnic\, if attending both. \nTickets £18 \nLaura Coppinger: \nLaura is a 2024 Leeds Lieder Young Artist\, and was recently awarded second prize in the 2024 John Kerr Competition for English Song. A versatile performer\, she enjoys singing a variety of repertoire from sixteenth-century lute song (having provided recordings for use at Dean Castle\, Ayrshire)\, to contemporary song\, which she frequently performs in recital. \nIn 2022 she was a finalist in the Elgar/Spedding Memorial Lieder Competition and achieved 2nd place in the Coro Nuovo Sussex Young Musician competition and the Charles Wood International Song Competition (in addition to winning the Charles Wood Song Prize). Recent professional recitals include at Ludlow Assembly Rooms and the Jacqueline du Pré Music Hall (Oxford). \nShe particularly loves contemporary music\, a passion she has had since performing in the premiere of David Bruce’s Nothing as a member of Glyndebourne Youth Opera. Since then\, she has performed in multiple operatic premieres in Oxford\, Manchester\, and London\, including with Manchester Contemporary Youth Opera and at the Tête à Tête Festival. \nThe Music Room at Court Farm \n  \n \n \n  \n \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/where-the-heather-grows-songs-of-scotland-performed-by-laura-coppinger/
LOCATION:Court Farm\, Court Farm\, Upper High Street\, Broadway\, Worcestershire\, WR12 7AW
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Ceramic Chicken Workshop with Ros Ingram
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an afternoon of sculpting a ceramic Chicken in clay with ceramicist Ros Ingram. Ros will guide you step by step to create and then decorate your Chicken. \nYour Chicken will be taken home by Ros to dry out before it is fired and returned to you. \nPlease bring an apron. \nThis event will be taking place in the marquee on the village green. \nAll materials and tools will be provided. Ticket price includes the cost of firing. \nSuitable for complete beginners. \nTickets £65 (15 Places) \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/ceramic-chicken-workshop-with-ros-ingram-2/
LOCATION:Marquee on the village green\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU
CATEGORIES:Ceramics,Craft Workshops,Tickets still available,Workshops
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SUMMARY:'Whispers and Melodies' Recital - Soprano Rose Johnson & Jamie Salters on Clarinet
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Whispers and Melodies\, an intimate recital exploring the delicate interplay between soprano and clarinet. Featuring Louis Sphor’s 6 Deutsche Lieder\, Schubert’s lyrical The Shepherd on the Rock\, and a new commission by Jeremy Clay\, this program celebrates both the timeless beauty of classical song and the expressive possibilities of the clarinet in creating unforgettable musical moments. \nRose Johnson is a soprano from Broadway\, now embarking on a professional career after receiving bursary support from Broadway Arts Festival during her studies. She will be accompanied by Jamie Salters on Clarinet. \nHer recital shows her remarkable talent in a classical programme\, in the stunning setting of the music room at Court Farm\, at the top of Broadway High Street. \nThere will be a short interval \nNote there is a second Soprano recital starting at 11:30am the same day and guests are invited to enjoy the beautiful private gardens at Court Farm with a picnic\, if attending both. \nTickets £18 \nTickets go on sale through the website at 10am on 17th March. \nRose Johnson \nRose Johnson is a Soprano based in Birmingham and West Midlands. Rose graduated in 2022 with a distinction from the Advanced Performance Diploma (APD) course at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Throughout her studies Rose was generously supported by The Headley scholarship\, Sophies Silver Lining Fund and the Broadway Arts Festival Trust (bursary student). \nUntil recently Rose has been in post as the Opera Outreach Officer at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and recently started a job teaching at the Junior Department at RBC. Most of her performances this year have been to diverse communities with the RBC LEAP Ensemble and audiences of Primary School Children. Alongside this\, Rose continues her work as a Soprano and is delighted to have been invited back to RBC to perform ‘Lady Billows’ in Britten’s Albert Herring. Recently\, she has also enjoyed being a soloist for Brahms’ German Requiem and Mozart’s Requiem. \nWhilst studying at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire\, Rose was awarded the Anthony Cross Memorial prize for her fantastic degree results\, first place in the Vocal Department Prize and Mario Lanza Opera Prize. She was also awarded second place in the 2022 Ashleyan Opera Prize and third place in the 2022 Edward Brooks English Song Prize. In 2021\, she received second place in the Edward Brooks Lieder Prize. \nRose thoroughly enjoys bringing complex and interesting female characters to life. During 2022\, Rose had the privilege of bringing the role of ‘Sarah Roberts’ to life in Stephen Mcneff’s Banished\, one of her most enjoyable and challenging roles to date. \nOutside of RBC\, Rose recently sang and recorded Chorus with the BBC National Chorus of Wales on their project ‘The Song of Songs’ by Walter Arlen with the English Symphony Orchestra. She also recently gave a recital in the Jennifer Blackwell Performance Space at Symphony Hall\, Birmingham. \nRose’s performance highlights include; Learning and rehearsing the role of ‘Confidante’ from Strauss’ Elektra with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra\, performing as a vocalist with the BBCNOW in the first ever BBC Relaxed Prom and singing in the Chorus of Tosca at the Abu Dhabi Festival. \nThe Music Room at Court Farm \n  \n \n \n  \n \n  \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/whispers-and-melodies-recital-soprano-rose-johnson-jamie-salters-on-clarinet/
LOCATION:Court Farm\, Court Farm\, Upper High Street\, Broadway\, Worcestershire\, WR12 7AW
CATEGORIES:Music
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