Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden - January Art Exhibitions

Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden in the Norfolk Broads is hosting a series of three art exhibitions in January. South Walsham Art Club kicks off the programme from 10 to 15 January. Following the Art Club are Ann Feavers and Roger Burnay, from 17 to 22 January and Elizabeth Reed, from 24 to 29 January. The exhibitions are open from 10am to 4pm and entry is free.

South Walsham Art Club

South Walsham Art Club 
Tuesday 10 to Sunday 15 January
The Way We See It! – an exhibition of paintings by members of the art class that meets weekly in St Lawrence's, South Walsham, led by Nicky Arrowsmith-Brown, featuring an excellent collection of subjects and painting styles.

Eagle Owl - Roger Burnay

Ann Feavers and Roger Burnay 
Tuesday 17 to Sunday 22 January
Ann will be showing her range of Victorian painting on glass pictures and explaining how they are produced. She will also exhibit a small selection of her abstract work. Roger, an animal and wildlife painter, working in oils, pastels and coloured pencils will be demonstrating his work. He will also have prints and cards for sale.

Cornflowers - Elizabeth Reed

Elizabeth Reed
Tuesday 24 to Sunday 29 January
Elizabeth is proud to present her third solo exhibition at Fairhaven. As a keen gardener and country lover she will be displaying original paintings depicting landscapes and floral subjects, together with prints, cards and craft items. Visitors to the gallery will be welcomed by Elizabeth and will be able to see some new work in progress.

Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden is at South Walsham, nine miles east of Norwich, signposted off A47 at B1140 junction, t. 01603 270449, enquiries@fairhavengarden.co.uk, www.fairhavengarden.co.uk.
The garden is open daily all year 10am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day and closes 4pm during the winter), also open Wednesdays until 9pm from May to the end of August.  Garden entry is adults £6.50, concessions £5.90 and children £3.75 (under 5 free). Free entry to tearoom, gift shop and plant sales.

There is wheelchair access throughout the garden, including a Sensory Garden and boat trips (April to October, additional charge). Visitors requiring special facilities are advised to telephone in advance, mobility scooters available.

Dogs are welcome on leads; small charge to cover poop scoop.