Upper Broughton Open Art Show moves into 34th year

Artists, sculptors and woodcarvers, along with exhibitors of other media, from around the region will be showcasing their work over three days at Upper Broughton Village Hall this weekend.
Theo Wilson, sculptor John Nicholls, Dorothy Chahal, Sue Dickens and Christine Wilson at the show PHOTO: Tim Williams EMN-150110-152414001Theo Wilson, sculptor John Nicholls, Dorothy Chahal, Sue Dickens and Christine Wilson at the show PHOTO: Tim Williams EMN-150110-152414001
Theo Wilson, sculptor John Nicholls, Dorothy Chahal, Sue Dickens and Christine Wilson at the show PHOTO: Tim Williams EMN-150110-152414001

The 34th annual Upper Broughton Open Art Show, organised by the Upper Broughton Village Hall Committee, is a must see with around 100 exhibitors displaying in excess of 200 pieces of art.

All exhibits are for sale and awards presented in a number of categories, which are independently judged.

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New this year, will be display boards which will allow browsers to view paintings to greater effect.

Organiser Anne Copley with one of Ken Chapman's wood carvings PHOTO: Tim Williams EMN-151110-110109001Organiser Anne Copley with one of Ken Chapman's wood carvings PHOTO: Tim Williams EMN-151110-110109001
Organiser Anne Copley with one of Ken Chapman's wood carvings PHOTO: Tim Williams EMN-151110-110109001

The preview evening this year is sponsored by Bentons and takes place at 7.30pm on Friday. It gives visitors a chance to meet and chat to many of the exhibitors. During the evening guests can enjoy magnificent canapes and a glass of wine. At a ticket price of only £5 this is excellent value.

The main show is held on Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. Delicious homemade soups, pastries and cakes along with freshly made coffee/tea will be available throughout each day.

Admission is free and the event aims to raise funds for the village hall.

For more details, contact Anne Copley on (01664) 822711 or visit www.upperbroughtonartshow.org.uk

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