Nov
23
to 21 Dec
Oct
26
to 16 Nov
Sept
28
to 19 Oct
Sept
5
to 15 Sept
Aug
3
to 24 Aug
Jul
6
to 27 Jul
Jun
8
to 29 Jun
May
23
to 2 Jun
Apr
27
to 18 May
Mar
30
to 20 Apr
Mar
2
to 23 Mar
Nov
24
to 23 Feb
Oct
27
to 17 Nov
Sept
29
to 19 Oct
Sept
8
to 29 Sept
Aug
11
to 24 Aug
Jul
14
to 4 Aug
Jun
11
to 16 Jun
May
24
to 3 Jun
May
24
to 3 Jun
Nonna Caterina Suppers
24th May – 3rd June
Delicious Italian suppers every evening during the Festival from 5–9pm
Apr
28
to 19 May
Apr
5
to 21 Apr
Mar
3
to 31 Mar
Julie Cooper
3rd - 31st March
After working as a stained glass artist for a few years, Julie Cooper studied Fine Art (BA Hons) at St. Albans School of Art, now the University of Hertfordshire.
She lives in Herefordshire on the Welsh borders.
Nov
24
to 30 Dec
Charles MacCarthy
Charles MacCarthy trained at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts (Dip. AD) and Brighton Polytechnic (Art Teachers' Certificate). After a period of teaching and working as an auxiliary nurse, he was awarded a major bursary by Southern Arts which enabled him to paint full time.
Initially painting landscape, he gradually abandoned this in order to paint more intimate subjects in a domestic setting. Through still lifes and interiors he tries to evoke in paint both the objects and the atmosphere of his everyday surroundings. Working slowly with muted tones and simplified compositions, stillness and calm predominate.
In 1986 he moved to Herefordshire where as well as exhibiting regularly he has curated a number of religiously themed exhibitions. He also exhibits in London with the Piers Feetham Gallery. In 2015 he was given a solo exhibition in Louisville, Kentucky as part of the Thomas Merton centenary celebrations.