The theme for the 2018 competition was ‘Reflection’. The competition was open to any artist, in any medium including photography, sculpture, film, ceramics and design makers. Thank you to everyone who entered, we had a record-breaking 925 entries from around the globe! 200 of the entries are being shown in a prestigious selling exhibition at Little [...]
We are pleased to announce that the 2018 programme of events has been announced and can now be be viewed on the website! Tickets will go on sale on 30th March at 10am through the website - Benefactors & Friends priority booking starts at 10am on March 16th. We have over 60 events this year with many [...]
The theme for the 2018 competition will be ‘Reflection’. The competition is open to any artist, in any medium including photography, sculpture, film, ceramics and design makers. Prizes to include: Main Prize £1000 – Sponsored by John Noott Contemporary Art 3D Prize £500 – Sponsored by Little Buckland Gallery Local Artist’s Prize £500 – Sponsored by [...]
** 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, [...]
Sunday 5th June, Lifford Hall 10 am For total beginners: overcome the fear of drawing and learn some of the basic techniques. Niki Crew has been convincing children they can draw for 11 years at Chipping Campden School and before that drawing and printmaking at art colleges across the UK. Tickets: Drawing for the Terrified
More Workshops still avaiNlable. Also LECTURES, CONCERTS, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST and BLUNDERBUS THEATRE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Click Here for Tickets
Richard Ormond CBE who is Art Historical Advisor to the Festival was formerly Director of the National Maritime Museum and Deputy Director of the National Portrait Gallery. He is the grandson of Violet Sargent Ormond, the sister of John Singer Sargent. She was the subject of many of Sargent's paintings and Richard Ormond has written several books about Sargent and other painters. [...]
Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose is now on display at one of Tate Britain’s latest exhibitions – Painting with Light - Art and Photography from the Pre-Raphaelites to the modern age from 11th to 25th September 2016: www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-britain/exhibition/painting-light DON'T MISS Tate Paintings' Conservator Rebecca Hellen's lecture on the materials and techniques of John Singer Sargent, Tuesday 14th June at 4 pm in the [...]
Bring the family and a picnic and enjoy an evening with Heartbreak Productions' staging of Oscar Wilde’s tour de force, ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’. Tickets 'The Importance of Being Earnest'
As an Arts charity we would very much appreciate a donation to help us fund our outreach programmes with local schools and Arts bursaries for local university students - thank you
