ART COMPETITION WINNERS:
1ST PRIZE: Jane Lampard JOINT 1ST PRIZE UNDER 25: Mel Thorne and Bel Blackmore. HIGHLY COMMENDED: Lindy Allfrey, David Birch, Antonia Black, Mary Edwards, Ina Gibson, Lily Musker, Edward Noott, Audrey Hammond, Ann Hulme, Maurice Juggins, Kevin Line, Annie Phelps, Natasha Sinclair and Plum Neasmith.
FAVOURITE PAINTING, VOTED FOR BY THE VISITING PUBLIC, IS LINDY ALLFREY with 53 votes for 'Lady in Red'. Joint second Jane Lampard 'Evening Windrush Valley' and F Bacon 'Girl with yellow striped socks' both with 46 votes. Lindy Allfrey also received 40 votes for 'Memories' and Katherine Dove 36 votes for 'Campden Blossom'. Lindy will receive a £250 voucher for framing - kindly donated by Richard Christie Framemaker in Honeybourne, near Broadway.
WIN A TWO NIGHT STAY (WITH BREAKFAST) AT BUCKLAND MANOR for two people (www.bucklandmanor.co.uk). To enter, simply email us at info@broadwayartsfestival.com, title you message Competition and your name will be entered into our Festival prize draw. We may then email you from time to time with Festival news and updates. For Terms and Conditions, please click here.
WIN A COUTURE EVENING DRESS DESIGNED BY GEORGE DAVIES!
The Broadway Arts Festival have commissioned celebrity resident George Davies, designer of the decade and creator of the new womenswear brand GIVe, to design and produce a couture evening dress inspired by John Singer Sargent's painting 'Madame X'. To win this fabulous dress (and diamond necklace) worth over £3,500, simply enter the prize draw. The dress will be tailored to the winners exact measurements at the GIVe Studios, Draycott, Gloucestershire. Tickets cost £5 and are available from the Tourist Information Centre, John Noott Galleries, Trinity House and also by post. Please send your cheque (payable to Broadway Arts Festival) to Dickens House, 20 High Street, Broadway WR12 7DT together with your name, address, email and telephone number. The draw will take place on Friday 22nd October 2010.
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Visit Broadway – Jewel of the Cotswolds …
The charming village of Broadway nestles beneath the Worcestershire hills of the Cotswolds. Today, Broadway attracts visitors from across the world – all drawn to the beauty and attractions of this quintessential English village.
Broadway is a lively and vibrant village with a superb range of unique shops and designer boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and hotels but is also steeped in history with its origins dating back to Roman times.
If you would like to attend the Festival and would like further details of where to stay and what to do, please visit www.beautifulbroadway.com
The charming village of Broadway nestles beneath the Worcestershire hills of the Cotswolds. Today, Broadway attracts visitors from across the world – all drawn to the beauty and attractions of this quintessential English village.
Broadway is a lively and vibrant village with a superb range of unique shops and designer boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and hotels but is also steeped in history with its origins dating back to Roman times.
If you would like to attend the Festival and would like further details of where to stay and what to do, please visit www.beautifulbroadway.com
