Current & Future Exhibitions and Events
The SUMMER EXHIBITION
65 artists and 9 writers
Sat 4th - Sun 19th July 2026
The SUMMER EXHIBITION was the largest exhibition ever shown in The Gallery. It was a joyful celebration of those with whom we have worked over the years, and it was to honour the memory of our dear friend and artist Deb Catesby. Deb was instrumental in the very existence of the gallery, and she was energetic in her support, nurture and encouragement to artists of all ages and experience. So, we filled our walls and surfaces with the work of 65 artists and 9 writers.
And The Bromyard Community Arts, Children & Young People’s ArtWalk is also took place in the town to coincide with The Summer Exhibition, representing the wonderful creativity of schools and youth groups from the local area.

Working in partnership with Bromyard Community Arts
The artists and writers:
Sharon Ashton, Amanda Attfield, Niel Bally, Jan Berry, Elsa Braekkan Payne, Mary Brittain, Liz Butler, Harriet Carter, Deb Catesby, Graham Chorlton, Erin Conel, Brian Cook, Julie Cooper, Blaze Cyan, Sheenagh Davis, Shannon Donovan, Bill Evans, Sheila Farrell, Elaine Fisher, Madaleina Foley, Richard Gilbert, Brian Gorst, Lucy Gresley, Gemma Griffiths, Tony Hall, Angie Harper, Dawn Harris, Rae Harrison, Nick Holmes, Lois Hopwood, Peter Horrocks, David Ingleton, Nicola Jones, Helen Kelly, Liz Kershaw, Maggie Kingston, Andrew Kneen, Paul Lack, Nathanael Lamp, Bridget Macdonald, Andrew Mackay, Maggie McGladdery, Claire Malet, Alfred Mann, Pippa Meddings, Philip Monks, Annabelle Oppenheimer, Edward Parkinson, Roger Percival, Mike Perry, Fiona Potter, Vivien Quinn, Margaret Richardson, Peter Rooke, Mary Ann Scadding, Adrian Shiel, Colin Simmonds, Vivienne Sole, David Spurrier, Wendy Steel, Karen Stone, Barbara Strong, Vern Taylor, Gillian Tennant-Eyles, Paul Thomas, Jane Tudge, Jude Warr-Arnold, Mark Whitehorn, Kim Williams, Hallam Wood, Lance Woodman
We are pleased to acknowledge grant support from Herefordshire Community Foundation, Bromyard & Winslow Town Council and The Elmley Foundation


