Latest Events in Farnham(June Updated)

The Sculpture Park: For art lovers, collectors, sculptors, photographers and nature enthusiasts - The Sculpture Park in Churt is a hidden gem. From the gates you may not expect the treasures that lie within. Upon entering the 10-acre site, nestled in the heart of the Surrey Hills, you are transported into a magical sanctuary where a 2-mile trail weaves through water gardens, woodlands and incredible sculptures, all of which are for sale. The park is open daily from 10am – 5pm with last entry 3pm www.thesculpturepark.com TERMS AND CONDITIONS Tickets can be purchased online via the Eventbrite page to ensure entry. Our tickets are limited so if you do not pre-book, you may not secure entry if we are full. All sales are final. If you can not make your time slot, please call 01428 605453.Visitor bookings are stored in our system so you do not need to print your ticket (save the trees), but do have available on your phone if possible. Visitors can arrive at any time within their chosen hour time slot.Once you are in The Sculpture Park, you can stay as long as you wish. Last entry slot is at 3pm and all visitors must vacate the site by 5.00pm Concession tickets are for children, students, over 65s, disabled visitors and carers. FAQ Toilets are available and are cleaned regularlyCar parking is available outside our gates and over the road in The Bel and the Dragon pub. Once these are both full, please park along Jumps Road in a careful and considerate manner, avoiding neighboring driveways.We do not have a café or any refreshments. You are welcome to bring a picnic to eat in the park, or you can visit The Bel and Dragon Pub (opposite) for a break, then return to the park to finish the trail. There is deep water in the park. All children must be well-behaved and supervised by adults at all times. Please do not run, shout or treat the park like a play area. Well behaved dogs are welcome and must stay on a short lead at all times. Please take any dog mess away with you.Please stick to the paths at all timesNearly all sculptures are for sale and available for delivery or to take home on the day. Details of each sculpture are on a plaque next to the piece. Scan the QR code to find out the price. Information Source: The Sculpture Park, Churt | eventbrite

Following on from the success of the FAS table at the Maltings Monthly Markets in 2024, bookings are now open for the markets on the first Saturday of each month from February to June 2025. FAS is also offering free membership for this event to people who are not yet full members of the Society. Works (2D only) should be hung by 9:00am and remain in place until about 4:00pm. The fee is £10 per member per market, payable in advance (you will receive details of how to pay once you book). No commission is payable on sales. Due to space constraints, the maximum number of members who can be accommodated at each table is limited to 6, and we need 5 in order to go ahead with the event. For the same reason, wall space per member will be limited to about 80cm wide by 198cm high. Artwork may not be attached to the wall but may be hung from picture rails at 198cm (78 ) and 142cm (56 ) from the floor. This means that each artist should be able to display about 6 average-sized frames. It will be possible to place business cards, greeting cards and publicity material on the table. Should space permit, small easels and browsers may also be used. Each member attending will need to do their own picture hanging (including providing picture hooks and wire or cord) and commit to stewarding for a 2-hour period on the day. Information Source: Peter Gillespie | eventbrite

He’s Britain's most famous vicar, recent finalist in I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, former member of the pop band The Communards, Radio 4 presenter and Sunday Times best-selling author of the Canon Clement novels: and now the Reverend Richard Coles comes to Farnham. As well as surviving the jungle, he has won Christmas Masterchef, Celebrity Mastermind twice, been a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing and captained Leeds to victory in Christmas University Challenge in 2019, so there is plenty to talk about! He will be in conversation with Jack Jewers. Jack Jewers is a filmmaker and writer. His debut novel, The Lost Diary of Samuel Pepys, was named an historical fiction book of the year by The Times, the Independent and the FT. In 2023, he made inVerse, a series of films to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s First Folio. One of the films, which was partly shot on the edge of space, was picked by CNN as one of their '100 images of the year.’ Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Patrick Crowley’s talk on the Part-Time Soldier will explore the challenges of defending the country, using a balance of regular and part-time soldiers. Farnham has had Territorial Army, then Army Reserve soldiers, based in the town for many years – why not come and hear about their contribution to the nation’s defence? Rose, Castle and Crown: Hampshire and The Isle of Wight's Citizen Soldiers, this new book, written by Colonel (Retd) Patrick Crowley MBE DL, is a unique history of the part-time soldier of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, from the time of the militia, yeomanry and volunteer, through to the Territorial Army and today’s Army Reserve. This is all placed in the wider context of the British Army’s history. Rose, Castle and Crown underscores the challenge and sacrifice that all military volunteers, throughout history, have had to make balancing the needs of service with family demands and their main civilian employment. It also demonstrates that reservists continue to significantly contribute to the United Kingdom’s military capabilities. Patrick Crowley, a deputy colonel of the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, is currently the chief executive of the South East Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association, an arms-length body which supports the interest of reserves and cadets in the south east. He has written seven previous books on military history including Kut 1916: The Forgotten British Disaster in Iraq, Loyal to Empire: The Life of General Sir Charles Monro 1860-1929 and Infantry Die Hards: The Anatomy of a Regiment. He lives in Hampshire. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Research shows that the first 1,000 high-frequency words account for 90% of reading material. Recognising these words is key to improving accuracy and fluency for any child learning to read. This talk covers what these words are, where we see them, and why we need to learn them. It also explores ways to improve high-frequency word recognition both in terms of accuracy and fluency. The session will highlight resources and strategies suitable for parents and teaching staff, including Phrase It®, a new game designed to boost high-frequency word reading skills. Join us to learn how to enhance high-frequency word reading! Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity supports children and adults with dyslexia and other related specific learning difficulties. The charity also supports parents, teachers, and employers. Marlene Caplan will lead the session and is an Educational Psychologist and Specialist Teacher with extensive experience in teaching and assessment. She is a tutor on Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity’s Level 7 Diploma in Teaching and Assessing Learners with Dyslexia / SpLDs and has worked as a SENCo and Specialist Teacher at Yale University and the Institute of Education. She co-authored Anyone Can Spell It and Just in Time(s) and also created the reading game Phrase It®. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Bestselling author and columnist Sally Coulthard has spent the last two decades writing about her favourite things – nature, history and craft. Many of her books delve into the traditions of rural life – from artisans to agriculture – the people, plants and creatures who make the countryside tick. Sally’s work often weaves together different disciplines, pulling threads from social history, anthropology, archaeology, design and nature writing to bring her diverse subjects to life. Katie Tyler is a presenter and radio producer who loves getting into a great conversation, has a huge passion for music and is a big fan of theatre and pop culture. You can currently hear her presenting shows on BBC Radio Berkshire, Oxford and Solent, including the breakfast show every Sunday. ​​​ Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Welcome to the Literary Festival’s History Day, which takes place in the remarkable surroundings of Waverley Abbey - where the first Cistercian monastery in Britain was built, the ruins of which can still be seen today. Together, four renowned history writers, Louise Morrish, Dr Alison Weir, Dr Nicola Tallis and Damien Lewis, will bring the past to life. Ticket price includes attendance to all three sessions on the day day and includes lunch as well as tea and coffee on arrival. Louise Morrish writes stories inspired by the lives of women in the past, who achieved extraordinary things, but whom history has forgotten. Her debut novel, Operation Moonlight, won the Penguin Random House First Novel competition and was published in 2022. Louise Morrish’s new novel, Women of War, is inspired by the extraordinary adventures of the Women’s Hospital Corps in World War One. Dr Alison Weir is the top-selling female historian (and the fifth-bestselling historian overall) in the UK, and has sold over 3 million books worldwide. She has published 21 history books, her most recent being Queens of the Age of Chivalry, the third volume of her England’s Medieval Queens quartet. Alison has also published fifteen historical novels, including the Six Tudor Queens series about the wives of Henry VIII. Alison’s latest novel is The Cardinal, about Thomas Wolsey. Dr Nicola Tallis is a British historian and researcher. Her debut book, Crown of Blood: The Deadly Inheritance of Lady Jane Grey, was published to wide praise. She has previously lectured at the University of Winchester and worked with Historic Royal Palaces and the National Trust. Damien Lewis is one of the most popular WWII historians, selling several million copies of his books in 40 countries. For decades he worked as a war and conflict reporter for the world's major broadcasters, reporting from across Africa, South America, the Middle and Far East and winning numerous awards. His books include the World War Two classics The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Hunting the Nazi Bomb, SAS Nazi Hunters, SAS Ghost Patrol, SAS Italian Job, SAS Band of Brothers, Many of his books have been made into movies or TV drama series or adapted as plays for the stage. 10am Louise Morrish 12pm Alison Weir and Nicols Tallis 2.30pm Damien Lewis Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Three best selling authors with collective sales of over a million copies, share their tips on writing, submitting and beating the slush pile. Gill Thompson, author of four novels, including The Child on Platform One, Louise Morrish, winner of the Penguin Random House First Novel competition, whose second novel Women of War is out on March 27th,, and Suzanne Goldring, author of eight historical novels, will advise and encourage aspiring writers with tales of their experiences. Writer Libby Morgan will compere and direct questions from the audience. All ticketholders will be receive free handouts on how to write a submission letter as well as examples of elevator pitches for some of the three authors books. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

A special Drawalong Storytime for under 5s with author and illustrator Sharon Davey. Sharon Davey is a children’s author and illustrator with a lively style and enthusiastic spirit. She worked as a set and costume designer for 15 years before moving on to illustration. Sharon has enjoyed working for a variety of illustration clients including David Fickling Books, New Frontier Publishing, Oxford University Press, Bloomsbury, Farshore, Egmont, Hachette, Puffin and Ladybird. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Meet the Booming Lovelies! Ladies of a certain age, unafraid to share their wealth of life experience with anyone brave enough to listen and curious to hear. Poetically primed and eager to charm with verses on everything from nostalgia for the last century to lost loves, the menopause and the joys and complexities of modern life. All welcome – there’s something for everyone – so relax and enjoy a wonderful performance. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Join Lennie Goodings, chair of groundbreaking feminist publisher Virago Books, for an entertaining and enlightening insight into the life of a literary editor. Virago was founded in 1973 as a feminist publishing company. Inspired by the political and social change of that decade, the women who created Virago believed passionately that writing by women should be celebrated, enjoyed, taken seriously and read widely. Goodings has worked with a generation of the world’s finest writers including Angela Carter, Maya Angelou, Marilynne Robinson and Margaret Atwood. Unmissable for anyone interested in writing, feminism, literary history and the people behind the books. Part of Oxfam’s work in fighting world poverty is centred around supporting women and gender justice. All proceeds from this event will go directly towards Oxfam projects. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Britain’s top-selling true crime writer Kate Summerscale, the award-winning author of The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, will discuss her latest book,The Peepshow, which deals with the murders at 10 Rillington Place. She will join true crime podcaster Shaun Attwood, who shares crime and punishment stories ‘that will make your butt clench’. The conversation will be chaired by Ava Glass. Kate Summerscale’s The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (2008) won the Samuel Johnson prize and the British Book Awards for both Popular Non-Fiction and Book of the Year. It was a Richard & Judy Bookclub pick and was shortlisted for the Crime Writers Association Non-Fiction Gold Dagger in the UK and the Edgar Award for Best Fact Crime in the US. Hat Trick productions adapted the story for ITV, and went on to make three fictional dramas about Jack Whicher’s investigations. Kate’s third book, Mrs Robinson’s Disgrace (2012), was a Sunday Times bestseller, and The Wicked Boy (2016), won the 2017 Mystery Writers of America Edgar award for Best Fact Crime. The Peepshow will appear on 3 October 2024. Shaun Attwood is a former stock-market millionaire and Ecstasy trafficker turned True Crime YouTuber, public speaker, author and activist, who is banned from America for life. His story was featured worldwide on National Geographic Channel as an episode of Locked Up/Banged Up Abroad called Raving Arizona. Dubbed ‘The new queen of spy fiction’ by The Guardian, and ‘the real thing’ by the Washington Post, former journalist Ava Glass is the CWA Dagger-shortlisted author of three espionage novels: The Chase, The Traitor and The Trap. The Traitor was a 2023 Richard and Judy Bookclub pick and The Chase was a Barnes and Noble book of the month. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Come along to meet four local authors as they share their journey and their books with you. Moving around to listen each author giving a short talk, you will get to discover some new books and support local authors. There will also be an opportunity to talk to the authors and buy their books. Richard T. Burke is the author of six novels, including the Decimation trilogy and standalone works, Assassin’s Web and The Colour of the Soul. His books are all thrillers, but some, such as the Decimation series, cross over into the Science Fiction category. His work has also featured in anthologies by Black Spring Press, Bloodhound Books, Corona Books and Bridge House Publishing. He was recently nominated as the winner of a competition judged by Lee Child for the best opening to a crime thriller. After spending over four decades in the engineering industry, Richard retired last year to become a full-time writer. Felicity Hawes was born in 1988 in Hampshire and currently lives in Farnham, Surrey with her young family. She has been writing fiction for fun on and off for the last decade alongside her 'normal' job, and when not writing, loves to spend her time reading and watching football. She has a degree in Primary Education, and is fascinated by the different dynamics that exist within family units, which has influenced her writing style and subject matter. Fragments is her debut novel. Michael Arnold lives in Hampshire with his wife and 4 children. His interest in British history is lifelong, and childhood holidays were spent visiting castles and battlefields; a passion he now inflicts on his own kids. He is the author of the acclaimed Civil War Chronicles; one of which, Devil’s Charge, was chosen as a Sunday Times Book of the Year. His new series, The Savage Isle, tells the epic story of Britain on the cusp of the Roman conquest, a clash of civilisations and the last cries of resistance from a doomed way of life. Margot Shepherd is a local author who lives near Haslemere, with her husband and Springer Spaniel, Genni. She writes about family relationships with a particular emphasis on women and science from a female point of view. When she’s not writing she works in medical research at the University of Surrey. Margot has an MA in Creative Writing & Publishing from West Dean College in Sussex for which she received a distinction and the Vice Chancellors prize. Never Closer is her debut novel. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Join Mslexia prize-winning poet Nia Broomhall to explore poetry for wellbeing in this two-hour session. A practical workshop suitable for all levels of poetic ability. Nia’s first poetry pamphlet ‘Backalong’ is out now with Bloodaxe Books and won the Mslexia Poetry Pamphlet Prize. She is the current winner of the Poetry Society’s Hamish Canham Prize, and also Poet in Residence at Painshill Park in Cobham. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Have you ever wanted to write about your own life but didn’t know where to start? Have you started but need help? This interactive workshop will give you the opportunity to learn the basics of memoir writing and exercises to help you put pen to paper and ideas to continue. All abilities welcome. Morning coffee will be served. The session will be run by local author, Samantha Jayne Hunt Stacey, who has co-created a historical play based on Marianne Young’s book, Aldershot and all about it, and is writing a memoir Intimate Strangers while also working on a collection of autobiographical poems. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Join speculative crime fiction writer Guy Morpuss and psychological thriller writer B,A. Paris in conversation about their work. Guy worked as a barrister for 30 years. His debut novel Five Minds was a Financial Times Book of the Year and a Kindle Number 1 Bestseller. His second novel Black Lake Manor was a Waterstones Best Crime book of 2022. His third novel, A Trial in Three Acts, is a fiendishly clever and twist-laden legal thriller with a slyly theatrical tinge. New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author, B.A. Paris, has sold 7 million editions of her seven novels worldwide. Her novel The Breakdown is now a film, titled Blackwater Lane, starring Minka Kelly, Maggie Grace and Dermot Mulroney. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Award-winning and beloved British actor, comedian and writer Doon Mackichan joins Kika Mirylees to discuss her memoir, My Lady Parts: A Life Fighting Stereotypes as well as the roles she’s played on TV, in the theatre and in life. She will reflect on 40 years in showbusiness, her stand-up career in the city, and her work on ground-breaking shows including The Day Today, Brass Eye and Smack the Pony. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Unearthing strong female voices within the classical and fantasy worlds: witches, ancient curses, terrifying wildernesses, dark fairy tales, the fae, elven armies, forbidding lands, goddesses and the supernatural. There has been an explosion in the popularity of reimagining ancient myths in a modern context. What is the appeal of these fantastic narratives and what is the role of myth in modernity? Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Author talk and Q&A with Nicola Garrard, followed by a book sale and signing. Nicola Garrard’s first novel, 29 Locks (HopeRoad, 2021), was shortlisted for the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize and the Mslexia Children’s Novel competition, and longlisted for the Branford Boase Award 2022 and the Berkshire Book Award. It was picked by Suzi Feay in the Financial Times as one of their ‘Best Books of 2021’. Her second novel, 21 Miles (HopeRoad, 2023) was described by Aoife Fitzpatrick, winner of the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize 2020 and author of The Red Bird Sings as ‘spectacular and unforgettable. With one of the most moving endings that I have ever read, Garrard’s brilliant, compelling, insightful prose kept me gripped from start to finish.’ Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Simon Scarrow, Sunday Times No. 1 bestselling author and author of the Eagles of the Empire series, will discuss his latest WWII blockbuster, A Death in Berlin. SPRING 1940. GERMANY IS AT WAR. HITLER PREPARES TO INVADE WESTERN EUROPE, AND FEAR RULES THE STREETS OF BERLIN. CI Horst Schenke is an exceptional investigator with the Kripo unit. Powerless against the consequences of the wider war, he fights to keep criminals off his patch of Berlin. But with influential men questioning his loyalty to the Nazi regime, he is walking a tightrope. If his secret relationship with a Jewish woman is exposed, that would spell the end. Berlin’s gangsters run their crime rings with impunity. Decadent senior Nazis are happy to protect them. Schenke is different. He refuses to turn a blind eye when innocent victims are caught in the crossfire between warring gangs. But dangerous enemies know everything about him. They will do whatever it takes to bend him to their will... Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Nicci French is the pseudonym for the writing partnership of journalists Nicci Gerrard and Sean French, one of contemporary British fiction’s most famous double-acts. There are twenty bestselling novels by Nicci French, published in thirty-one languages. Blue Monday was the first thrilling story in the Frieda Klein series, which concludes with Day of the Dead. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Want to know the best way to hide a body? Get inside the mind of a killer? These four authors write about crime with a difference: siding with the serial killers, creating characters who seek revenge against men who have escaped the justice system and finding the humorous side to the darkest of deeds. Alexia Casale will explain her understanding of The Best Way to Bury Your Husband; Katy Brent will be discussing her new book, I Bet You’d Look Good in a Coffin; Asia Mackay will be discussing A Serial Killer’s Guide to Marriage; and Julie Mae Cohen will discuss her latest, Eat, Slay, Love. Hosted by crime novel podcaster Frankie Pellat, this panel promises everything you ever wanted to know about getting away with murder! Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Join bestselling authors Daisy White and Lisa Brace as they cover everything you need to know about setting yourself up for success, and getting your book published. From putting together your submission package to agents, to avoiding the dreaded slush pile and advice on how to approach traditional and digital publishers, Lisa and Daisy will guide you through all the tips and tricks they've gleaned from their own publishing journeys. As part of the workshop, the two successful authors will also discuss self publishing, including the pros and cons of doing it yourself. Suitable for all authors, from beginners to experienced. Bring your own writing materials, there'll be notes to take! D.E. White's first adult crime series was published by Joffe Books in 2017, her first psych thriller by HQ Digital (HarperCollins) in 2019, and she hasn't stopped writing since! She is best known for her bestselling Detective Dove Milson series (Joffe Books). Her next book is EVERYONE IS LYING, (Storm Publishing) out March 31st 2025. Lisa Brace is an award-winning British writer who combines writing novels with running her own business. She has worked as a journalist and copywriter for over twenty years giving her the chance to be nosy without getting into trouble. Star Survivor is the first of her commercial women’s fiction novels and was published in March 2024. Her debut historical novel Swim came out in May 2024. Her second historical novel, The Fastest Girl on Earth, is out June 2025. Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Imaginary Landscapes is a special event featuring the hugely popular collaboration of leading poet, author and raconteur, Chris Tutton, with multi award-winning Belgian harpist, Lise Vandersmissen. “Magical and mesmerising... An exquisite fusion of words and music” “An absolute gem” Martin Denny, Windsor Arts Festival “This should be at the heart of every festival” Andy Stuart, Rye Arts Festival Chris Tutton is the critically acclaimed and award-winning author of eight collections of poetry, his most recent being ‘Short Chapters From Sunset’ published in 2023. Coined by Ned Sherrin as “the master of the short poem” his work has also been described as “absolutely beautiful” by Alexander Waugh with Iain Anderson of BBC Scotland noting that it was “philosophy in poetry form and the Sunday Times commenting on its “dramatic passion and dignity” ‘The Failing of Angels’ his extraordinary debut novel was published in 2020 “I have never read such beautiful writing. I was stunned” Robert Pisani Multi prize-winning Belgian Harpist, Lise Vandersmissen performs throughout Europe and Asia and is one of the young artists at Klara Radio, the main classical radio station in Belgium. She is a recipient of the Guildhall Prize and has also received the Culture Prize in Bilzen. In 2019 she gave the world premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s new piece for solo harp, ‘Four Meditations’ which was dedicated to her and her second solo album, ‘TRE’ was released in August 2024 “She displays a mastery of the instrument, playing with an admirable fluency of technique” Early Music Review Information Source: Farnham Literary Festival | eventbrite

Don’t miss out on this exceptional opportunity to be a part of our Winter Academy for the final time this year! Join BSUK's coaching team as they get you ready for the playing season with bespoke, high-quality coaching. All details about the Baseball Academy: https://www.baseballsoftballuk.com/academies/baseballacademy Information Source: BaseballSoftballUK | eventbrite

Join CSC Director Stephen Knott for a tour of Bridget Harvey and Maiko Tsutsumi's Wholeness Remnants Fragments. The tour provides a chance to explore the exhibition in more depth, including the stories behind some of the broken, chipped and repaired objects selected by Harvey and Tsutsumi from the CSC collections that sit alongside their own work. Information Source: Crafts Study Centre | eventbrite

🚨Night Golf - Farnham Park Golf Club 🚨OPEN EVENT🚨 Ever wanted to play night golf but never had the opportunity? Now you do, everyone’s welcome! 📍Farnham Park Golf Club 📅 Saturday 5th April (7:45pm - 11pm) ⛳️ 9 Holes of Night Golf 👫Teams of Two 🏷️ £27.50 Per Player / £55 Per Team 🏆 Prizes For 1st & 2nd Groups Golfers of all standards are welcome to come and enjoy the fun, food & drink will be available upon the evening too! Information Source: Club Night Golf | eventbrite

Following on from the success of the FAS table at the Maltings Monthly Markets in 2024, bookings are now open for the markets on the first Saturday of each month from February to June 2025. FAS is also offering free membership for this event to people who are not yet full members of the Society. Works (2D only) should be hung by 9:00am and remain in place until about 4:00pm. The fee is £10 per member per market, payable in advance (you will receive details of how to pay once you book). No commission is payable on sales. Due to space constraints, the maximum number of members who can be accommodated at each table is limited to 6, and we need 5 in order to go ahead with the event. For the same reason, wall space per member will be limited to about 80cm wide by 198cm high. Artwork may not be attached to the wall but may be hung from picture rails at 198cm (78 ) and 142cm (56 ) from the floor. This means that each artist should be able to display about 6 average-sized frames. It will be possible to place business cards, greeting cards and publicity material on the table. Should space permit, small easels and browsers may also be used. Each member attending will need to do their own picture hanging (including providing picture hooks and wire or cord) and commit to stewarding for a 2-hour period on the day. Information Source: Peter Gillespie | eventbrite

Following on from the success of the FAS table at the Maltings Monthly Markets in 2024, bookings are now open for the markets on the first Saturday of each month from February to June 2025. FAS is also offering free membership for this event to people who are not yet full members of the Society. Works (2D only) should be hung by 9:00am and remain in place until about 4:00pm. The fee is £10 per member per market, payable in advance (you will receive details of how to pay once you book). No commission is payable on sales. Due to space constraints, the maximum number of members who can be accommodated at each table is limited to 6, and we need 5 in order to go ahead with the event. For the same reason, wall space per member will be limited to about 80cm wide by 198cm high. Artwork may not be attached to the wall but may be hung from picture rails at 198cm (78 ) and 142cm (56 ) from the floor. This means that each artist should be able to display about 6 average-sized frames. It will be possible to place business cards, greeting cards and publicity material on the table. Should space permit, small easels and browsers may also be used. Each member attending will need to do their own picture hanging (including providing picture hooks and wire or cord) and commit to stewarding for a 2-hour period on the day. Information Source: Peter Gillespie | eventbrite

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