Fishpond in woodland, Bewerley Hexagon Study Barn in woodland Historic restored icehouse View up Nidderdale

Teresa Boast opened her studio in Bewerley to display her animal and landscape paintings. These are some of her new paintings  

William Thomas offered his seasonal panorama phorographs of Nidderdale in the 15th Century Bewerley Grange Chapel.   There was also lots of photographs on display

The Bandroom at Lofthouse is used by the Lofthouse Art Group It is popular with passing hikers The members’ paintings are displayed There are also

Linda is showing her paintings and illustrations down by the River Skell in Ripon. In Her Tent   Poured Acrylic Paintings Traditional Paintings   Details

Summerbridge Church is hosting displays of art, photographs and crafts in the church Last day, Monday August 29 from 11am to 4pm Banners and sunflowers

Middlesmoor Crafts are open for the bank holiday weekend Aug 27 to 29 from 11am to 3pm Embroidery work on display Photographs in aid of

Karen Blacklock open her studio in a converted barn in remote Stean, showing the phases in her learning painting in mixed media, oil and acrylic.

Nidd Church is hosting landscapes and portraits by local artist, Shirley Hudson from 26th to 29th August, from 10am to 4pm, Sunday from 12 noon

A group of local artists exhibiting in Broadbelt Hall, Glasshouses for the Bank holiday weekend Diverse work in glass and ceramic by Penny Riley Smith

Sally Smith is at South Park Pottery in Kirkby Malzeard from 10:30 to 4:30 during the NiddArt Trail. New pieces of work based on shells

Richard and Jean have filled their farmhouse with their paintings for the bank holiday weekend. The location is near the top of Dallowgill Moor just

The Open Garage James Owen Thomas will be demonstrating his work in his garage in Ashfield Court Road, Pateley Bridge, behind the Low Wath Road

The Artisan Market joined in the NiddArt Trail in the Sunday opening in Hampsthwaite Memorial Hall. The local exhibitors displayed a dazzling range of interesting

St Andrew’s Church in Blubberhouses is full of paintings, photographs and crafts from local people, including new exhibitors. There are individual images of the exhibitors’