Norfolk
The event will showcase the work of East Anglian artists and craftspeople. Hanging work will be on display in various media – watercolour, oil, acrylic and prints. Other items for sale will include wood-turned pieces, studio pottery, stained glass, greetings cards and small craft items.
Teas, coffees and home-made cakes will be served throughout the two days.
“Maud” will be open to visitors at the Broadland Conservation Centre (Norfolk Wildlife Trust), a short walk from the Village Hall.
Volunteer members of Wherry Maud Trust will welcome visitors and chat about “Maud”, her history and current use.
The show and open day will raise much-needed funds for the maintenance of Norfolk Wherry Maud.
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