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Great Coxwell Artweeks 2026

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Great Coxwell Artists are once again looking forward to welcoming you to their exhibitions and demonstrations of craft, in the beautiful village of Great Coxwell, for ‘Artweeks 2026’ (Venue 4 in the catalogue available from several outlets). They will be exhibiting their work in various venues in the village from the magnificent Great Barn down to the 13th century Church of St Giles. The village will once again be filled with art, artists, and colour for two weekends 2-4th and 9-10th May. Opening times are 11am-5.30pm each day to include the Bank Holiday on Monday 4th.

There will be a demonstration of green woodworking skills up at the Great Barn while other local artists will be exhibiting and demonstrating a range of painting, wirework, digital art, collage, ceramics, stone-carving and quilting at other locations within the village.

On your way through the village the Reading Room will be offering coffees, lunches, and afternoon teas with the most amazing homemade cakes. So why not pop along and see what is on offer. There will be plenty to see and do for the whole family.

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