Local artists are opening their studios for visitors during Bucks Art Weeks.
Hundreds will have the opportunity to display and sell their work to local residents from the 8th to the 23rd of June.
Artwork includes a range of sculpture, glass, jewellery, painting, photography and textiles. The website has a free directory of exhibiting artists.
There’s also workshops to get stuck into making lino prints, fused glass and watercolour paintings, as well as many more.
The website has a map with all of the artwork on display, as well as area trails for different parts around Buckinghamshire. These include Tring, Milton Keynes and Haddenham, and can be found on the website.
Sam Burke, the Chair of Visual Images Group that organises the arts weeks, wrote: “As a visitor you might decide to visit open studios on your doorstep to support local participants and to consider buying work made very locally.”
The celebratory event has run annually since 1985 by volunteers. Artists wanting to take part will need to become a member of Visual Images Group.
To find out more information, visit the Bucks Arts Week website .
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