Join us for a glass of fizz as we celebrate 35 years!

Thursday 13th November 6.30-9.00pm

Friday 14th November 6.30-9.00pm

Saturday and Sunday 15th and 16th November 11.00-5.00pm

Saturday and Sunday 22nd and 23rd November 11.00-5.00pm

Lucy Almey Bird

Born in 1973 Lucy Almey Bird grew up mostly in rural Somerset. She is self taught having not taken the conventional route through education and she was encouraged to draw and paint from an early age.

Art took a back seat while she raised her three daughters who now they are older provide much of her inspiration.

Lillias August

Lillias August is a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (RI).

Her paintings often reflect a deep appreciation for the overlooked details of everyday life, drawing inspiration from ordinary objects and scenes that might otherwise escape notice. With a distinctive eye for composition and texture, Lillias captures the subtle interplay of light, shadow, and colour that brings her subjects to life.

George Davies

George Davies is a 21-year-old artist from Chester specialising in wildlife and landscape oil paintings.

George has been painting and drawing since a very young age and experimented with various mediums before settling on oil paints, mainly because of their versatility. His style is highly traditional and aims for realism with a contemporary twist developed through the use of colour and composition.

He is currently studying Geography at Durham University and is continuing to pursue his art alongside his studies.

Rebecca Guyver

Rebecca Moss Guyver RBA, is an American Suffolk-based still life painter in egg tempera.

Rebecca tells stories with objects collected from charity shops and car boot sales. Her tableau of fruit, figurines and patterns become symbols through which viewers can imagine universal places, people, things and experiences. She has a joyful approach to reflecting on life and always begins with colour. She thinks of painting as a series of corrections until harmony is achieved and likes the metaphor of tuning an instrument to describe her process.

Denise Heywood

Denise Heywood’s aim in painting is to convey the beauty and mystery which lies at the heart of nature. Her subjects are found in her garden and the fields and lanes nearher Shropshire home.

She paints layering many washes of watercolour, refining details with small sable brushes to portray the jewel like quality of her subjects.

Vicky Oldfield

Vicky Oldfield is an artist and printmaker who finds beauty in the everyday. Inspired by found objects and natural forms, she treasures both the eccentric and the ordinary. Flowers and plants captivate her most — she often redraws the same one repeatedly, exploring the subtle variations in its design.

Robert Newton

Robert Newton is a British artist who studied Fine Art at Sunderland University.

Currently residing in the north-east of England, Robert is known for both his expressive landscape works and intense small-scale paintings and monotypes.

Rather than define any geographically specific location, the works are a record of memories and experiences whilst exploring contemporary environmental and existential issues and wholly embracing self-discovery through artistic expression.

Morgan Willey

Morgan Willey is a Dorset-based artist who works mainly in oils, drawing inspiration from the coastline’s rugged cliffs and sweeping beaches.

Morgan’s work explores the relationship between light, colour and texture, capturing the shifting energy of land and sea. Often painting outdoors, Morgan responds directly to changing skies and weather, bringing a sense of immediacy and atmosphere to each piece.

In February 2025 Morgan was awarded The John Lynn Commemorative Award For a Young Artist by The Royal Society of British Artists.

Donald McIntyre (1923-2009)

Donald McIntyre was a Scottish-born artist celebrated for his vibrant, expressive landscapes and coastal scenes of Wales and Scotland. Trained as a dentist, he later devoted his life to painting, becoming a leading figure in post-war British art.

Sir Kyffin Williams (1918-2006)

Sir Kyffin Williams was a Welsh landscape painter renowned for his expressive depictions of the rugged landscapes of Wales. Knighted in 1999, he is celebrated as one of Wales’s most important and influential artists.

Karel Lek (1929-2020)

Karel Lek was a Belgian-born artist who settled in Wales, known for his evocative paintings, drawings, and prints capturing everyday life and Welsh landscapes.