All houses are open on weekends
10th/11th, 17th/18th, 24th/25th October 2026
10.00 – 5.00 – Canterbury, Deal, Faversham and Sheppey
11.00 – 5.00 – Broadstairs, Margate, Herne Bay, Ramsgate and Whitstable
5 Ethelbert Road, Canterbury
CT1 3ND
Canterbury, Kent
Contact No: 01227 687822
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Additional Information
10th / 11th October Open 10am to 5pm
17th / 18th October Open 10am to 5pm
24th / 25th October Open 10am to 5pm
Mostly wheelchair access but steep stairs to cellar and limited in places.
No dogs please. We have a cat
Event - Sunday 18th October - Raku demo by Clive Soord and Simon Fawcett - 11.00am
A very productive year of making, mostly in 3D, that I look forward to sharing with you
Inspirations from the Magical Circus of Life, explored in both 2D and 3D materials and processes
The Roadkill collective of Craig "Questions" Scott & Neil Brown explore drawing, illustration, photography, storytelling and general mayhem in a selection of printed zines.
www.beamtwenty3.org.uk
www.theprocessofnothing.co.uk
Raku and stoneware ceramic horse busts presented on wood or metal mounts.
Paintings and prints inspired by landscapes, seascapes and plants. I use a variety of mediums including Acrylic, Oils, Inks, Watercolours and IPad drawings
Using botanical mono printing, I create stitched and collaged landscapes inspired by the sea. Natural textures and layered fragments reflect coastal movement and erosion. Stitch acts as both mark and structure, connecting elements. My work explores memory, place, and the quiet sensory experience of being close to the shoreline
With endless possibilities I keep falling through rabbit holes just to find another
Shape, pattern, colour & texture inspired by the natural world, then made into wearable art
Text enquiries to 07843107122
Sculptures in carved wood and stone inspired by drawings and photographs of cloud formations, and by moving water in the sea and rivers
Large steel sculptures
Sculptor and painter inspired by art nouveau, gothic and symbolism, specialising in cold cast metal sculpture reproductions.
New to ceramics, Laura creates detailed depictions of birds and other wildlife, preferring the Raku process.
Sarah Knowler works mainly in a variety of printmaking techniques, ceramics and drawing. Inspired by nature, text and found objects.
Nomme De Guerre, a genre of work from Laura Mars, expressionist, political, dark fairytale storytelling humorous often acerbic
Exploring natural bodies through pastels
Typography and illustrations inspired by retro designs and natural patterns, combined with bold colour palettes and optical effects.