Orange Lilies, Broadway, Worcestershire c1911 by Alfred Parsons RA. Copyright Royal Academy of Arts; photographer J Hammond
Saturday 9th June 2012 - Sunday 17th June 2012
Celebrating Art and Education in the show village of England
We welcome you to our second biennial Broadway Arts Festival
Celebrating the work of John Singer Sargent RA and The Broadway Colony, featuring artist and garden designer Alfred Parsons RA (1847-1920).
The Programme is now being printed and is available to : Download Here
Additional event : 10th June 2012 - Broadway Arts Festival Day School: The Call of the Wild, for anyone who loves art & gardens, at Farncombe Estate. more details
2012 ART COMPETITION :
Open to all, the theme for this competition is 'In the garden', reflecting a 21st century take on garden painting.
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2012 Programme... downloadPlease download this leaflet for complete information about the 2012 Broadway Arts Festival.
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Membership OpportunitiesBe part of the Festival. Please download this leaflet to find out how you can help.
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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