Reach Arts Fairs
I have joined with a group of local artists and craftspeople to run Arts Fairs several times a year in the historic village of Reach in Cambridgeshire. Each stallholder hand-makes all their own work and our fairs provide a stunning shopping opportunity for unique gifts and beautiful pieces for your home. We also provide delicious home-made cakes and teas in aid of a small Nepalese Orphanage (CPS). Stands quickly fill up but should you be interested in joining in do not hesitate to contact me via email or on 01638 741063.
I have joined with a group of local artists and craftspeople to run Arts Fairs several times a year in the historic village of Reach in Cambridgeshire. Each stallholder hand-makes all their own work and our fairs provide a stunning shopping opportunity for unique gifts and beautiful pieces for your home. We also provide delicious home-made cakes and teas in aid of a small Nepalese Orphanage (CPS). Stands quickly fill up but should you be interested in joining in do not hesitate to contact me via email or on 01638 741063.
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Arts Fair Diary:
5th April 2008
Some time in November 2008 - new baby permitting -
The artists who attend my fairs include:
Celia Hart illustrations and prints - chickens, garden themes
Gina Ferrari, textiles and fantastic sock creatures
Clarissa Cochran, indigo silks and prints
Susan Cupitt, stoneware ceramics
Emily O'Hare, feltmaker
Jill Fordham, stained glass
Eleanor Clapp, baskets
Jill Leech, rag rugs, textiles and digital photography
Antonia Galloway, sculpture
Maurice Hanchett, turned wood
Jen Parker, prints
Nicola Price, Bags and accessories made from designer and recycled fabrics
Jan Jeffries, calligraphy
Caroline Brown, quilts and embroidery
Many of these artists are members of the Cambridge Open Studios, that exists for the purposes of promoting the making of original works of art & craft and to allow the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists in their studios, seeing their work and how it is produced.
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