Bury & Ramsbottom Artweek
Tuesday 18th May 2010 – Sunday 23rd May 2010
Bury Art Gallery
Moss Street
Bury
BL9 0DF
Fusiliers Museum
Moss Street
Bury
BL9 0DF
Various locations in Ramsbottom Village
Start Time: 10.00am
End Time: 19.00pm
www.buryandramsbottomartweek.co.uk
Bury and Ramsbottom are establishing their inaugural Art Festival in 2010!
Artists from inside and outside the region are joining together to display and sell their work. The main Art Exhibition will be held in two impressive locations; Bury Art Gallery and the Fusiliers Museum on Moss Street.
In Ramsbottom, we already have several businesses and organisations taking part, including The Chocolate Cafe, Summerseat Players, Memories Antiques, The Hidden Jem, Foundations for Learning, East Lancs Railway, Junior Originals, Cornucopia, Alternative Arrangements, Ruth Moilliet Sculptures, Martin Henfield and Dave Crabtree in association with Bury Photographic Society, Grahams Interiors, The Grants Arms, The Royal British Legion and others, plus flower arranging demonstration, cake decorating demonstration, totem poles, facepainting, children’s theatre activity morning and more…
One week – 3 fantastic venues 18th to 23rd May 2010
Bury Art Gallery, The Lancashire Fusiliers Museum Bury
and at various locations in Ramsbottom Village,
Opening Times:
Tuesday 18th May – Friday 21st May 10.00am – 7.00pm
Saturday 22nd May – 10.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday 23rd May – 10.00am – 5.00pm
The deadline for submitting applications to exhibit artwork at the event is February 26th.
If you or your business would like to take part or if you can offer us any space for activities,
call us on: 0161 797 1748
email: artweek@buryhospice.org.uk
or visit our website: www.buryandramsbottomartweek.co.uk
Bury Hospice Fundraising Office,
89 The Rock,
Bury. BL9 0NB
Telephone: 0161 797 1748
Fax: 0161 763 1841
Bury Hospice Association is a Registered Charity. Registration No. 514728
February 7th, 2010 at 3:49 pm
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I am a member of Blackburn Artists’ Society and the secretary has e.mailed me with your poster re your Painting Exhibition. Just a point of fact please.I was born in Ramsbottom and I can assure you that it is not a village. In recent years it has become a quaint town to go to on the steam train from Bury and has a history which includes The Grant Brothers and Sir Robert Peel but it was mainly a cotton town like many other towns in this area.