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Topsham Art Group Summer Exhibition opens on Saturday 15 August for a fortnight at Topsham School. This is always a fabulous event - all work is original – framed and unframed paintings and prints, sculpture and ceramics.
There are a great range of unique cards available for purchase.
Look out for the prize-winners
• Estuary Cup for the best overall entry to the show.
• Douglas Dart Trophy for the best view of Topsham.
• Brook Gallery Award for the best print in show.
• Joy Armstrong Trophy – the public’s favourite entry. Don’t forget to vote!
• Up to six commendations from our guest opener, who this year will be the talented artist Lisa Parkyn.
The three prizes in our raffle are original artworks with work by Chris Forsey, Melissa Wishart and Wendy Harrison. Half of the proceeds go to our nominated charity which this year is Force Cancer Charity.
Children’s Festival Workshop Display
We are celebrating our 60th anniversary this year. One of the treats has been working with Topsham’s Smock Club. The results of the children’s Festival workshop will be on display at the exhibition – don’t miss it!
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Accompanied under 16s free | Free |
| Adults | £2.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From Exeter take the Topsham Road, turn right into Nelson Close and right into Orchard Way. School on the left. From Exmouth turn into Station Road across the level crossing, right at the mini roundabout, left into Nelson Close and right into Orchard Way. Parking at the school for the duration of the visit to the exhibition.
Trains to Topsham, walk down Station Road, right at the mini roundabout, left into Nelson Close and right into Orchard Way. School on the left. 57 bus to the Lord Nelson, cross the road and walk back to Nelson Close, right into Orchard Way to the school.
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