A month long arts trail opens on Saturday 9th April with works by local artists exhibited in town centre premises.
The trail is part of the annual Hertford Arts Festival - designed to showcase and promote the local arts and culture in the county town.
An Arts Trail features during the month-long festival, where artists will exhibit and sell work across the town centre. The pop-up exhibitions are free to visit. The Art Trail is intended to encourage more visitors into Hertford town centre, promote the artists whose work will be on sale and support the venues offering the exhibition space.
An array of art will be on display from sculpture to cartoons, oil on canvas to pottery.
A hard copy of the events programme will be available to collect from Hertford Town and Tourist Information Centre at the beginning of the trail.
Chairman of Hertford Town Council’s Development and Leisure Committee, Cllr Jane Sartin, said: "The Hertford Arts Festival is a great opportunity to experience a variety of art-related events in the town. The Art Trail is an art exhibition with a difference, and a fantastic collaboration between local businesses and artists. Whether you enjoy viewing the art works over the course of the month as you do your shopping, or complete the full trail in one go, make sure to visit all 21 art locations."
There are over 20 locations taking part in the Art Trail:
Hertford Library
Mudlarks Garden Café
Thomas Childs & Co
Beyond Beauty
Eye Mind Heart
The Women’s Society Boutique
Magpie Amore
Highway Cycles
Courtyard Arts
Courtyard Open Exhibition and Gallery Shop
Hertford Town & Tourist Information Centre
Leaf Café
Chapter79.
Hertford Coffee Lab
Designer Eyes
Frankie & Olive
Natural Health
Shepherds of Hertford
Rossi’s Attic
Brothership Studio
Brothership Beckwiths
Twisted Willows
The Arts Festival also includes other cultural events taking place during the month long festivities including a free Castle Art Trail for families to enjoy, the Courtyard Arts Open Exhibition and The Hertford Art Society Exhibition.
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