East Kent Artists’ Open Houses

Welcome to East Kent Artists’ Open Houses 2018 or EKOH for short. Now in its 17th year, EKOH has gone from strength to strength with more artists than ever, over 200 spread over 67 houses and studios. We are also delighted to include Margate, Cliftonville and Deal and hope to extend our range around Kent’s Creative Coast.

The artists’ trail gives the public a personal insight into how an artist works within their specialised field. It opens up a wealth of information and interest to pave the way for making new contacts and discovering opportunities for anyone interested in taking up new fields of creativity. The trail is your chance to visit artists in their homes, to speak to them in person about their work and to find out what is happening in your local area. This is a rare opportunity to experience a diverse array of high quality work in a relaxed setting; with so many venues to choose from there should be something for everyone. So, plan your trip and prepare to be inspired and surprised.

All houses are open weekends during the festival

20th/21st, 27th/28th October & 3rd/4th November 2018 11am – 5pm (unless stated)

Brochures available from the following locations:

Canterbury

Tourist Information Centre & Art Galleries

Deal

Deal Library Queen Street
Astor Community Theatre, Stanhope Road
Landmark Centre 129 High Street
The Lane 15 South Court
The TapHouse Cafe 5 South Street
81 Beach Street
Deal Train Station Platform 1
Walmer Train Station
The Royal Pub Beach Street
Hythe Bay Seafood Restaurant
Betteshangar Country Park Sholden

Faversham

Fleur de Lis Tourist Centre Preston Street
The Library
Creek Creative

Herne Bay

Beach Creative Beach Street
The Library High Street
Council Offices
Herne Bay Museum
Bay Art Gallery William Street
The Bandstand, Central Parade

Margate

Thanet Visitor Information Centre
The Droit House, Stone Pier
Lombard Gallery

Ramsgate and Broadstairs

Information Kiosk Broadstairs above Viking Bay
Customs House Ramsgate

Whitstable

The Horsebridge Arts Centre
The Library
Keams Yard Gallery
Whitstable Trust