Group Summer Exhibition – Meet the Makers
Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th August 2025 | 10am – 4pm
We’re thrilled to once again host the Coastal Creatives for their much-loved annual summer exhibition. Now in its fourth year, this special two-day event brings together seven talented artists and makers, all living and working in Norfolk, whose work beautifully reflects the charm, colour, and character of our unique coast and countryside.
Step inside, meet the makers, and hear the stories behind their creations—from paintings to prints, jewellery to ceramics, and homewares too. Many of the artists also run local courses and workshops throughout the year, so whether you’re browsing, buying, or looking to get creative yourself, this is the perfect opportunity.
Enjoy delicious tea and cake while you explore the exhibition, and take advantage of 75 minutes of free parking and beautiful nearby coastal walks to complete your day out.
For more details, feel free to contact Sarah Bowett on Instagram.
Meet the Makers
Alice Wilton
Inspired by the natural world of North Norfolk, Alice paints in an impressionistic style using oil and mixed media. Her work captures the soul of local landscapes, flora, and fauna.
TJ Adam Silversmith Designs
Tracey creates unique, wearable jewellery from sterling silver and semi-precious stones. She also offers silversmithing courses for all levels at Great Walsingham Barns.
Sue Welfare
Sue’s prints reflect the ever-changing Norfolk countryside and coastal birdlife. Often working from quick field sketches, she captures a strong sense of place. She also teaches art courses locally.
Ian Ward
A respected local photographer, Ian is passionate about Norfolk’s raw beauty. His images reveal the seasonal light and wild coast in all its atmospheric glory.
Sally Bennett – Cushion Cottage
Sally handcrafts beautiful lampshades using vintage and recycled materials, paired with matching cushions. Commissions welcome, and she also teaches her craft at local venues.
Sarah Bowett
Sarah’s acrylic paintings are inspired by the synergy of human and natural elements in the coastal landscape. Her semi-abstract work explores movement, weather, and colour.
Jane Bygrave – Ceramic Artist
Jane creates small-batch stoneware and decorative ceramics influenced by Norfolk’s coast and her love of vintage textiles. Her work brings warmth and texture to any space.
