
EASTON WALLED GARDENS LAUNCHES ART MONTH 2026
A September of artist-led workshops, masterclasses and creative experiences in the gardens
This September, Easton Walled Gardens will become a place to make, learn and create, welcoming a carefully curated group of artists, makers and craftspeople for Art Month 2026.
Set within 12 acres of gardens, meadows and historic parkland, the programme brings together traditional craftsmanship and contemporary creativity through a series of intimate, ticketed workshops and masterclasses.

Rather than simply viewing art, visitors are invited to take part, learning directly from practising artists and makers in the inspiring surroundings of Easton.
WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES
6 September — Botanical Watercolour with Imogen Joyce
9 September — Watercolour for Beginners with Monty Cholmeley
10 September — Drawing Workshop with Monty Cholmeley
17 September — Botanical Lino Printing with Ruth Hudson
19 & 20 September — The Art of Pigment with Wallace Seymour
23 September — Bookbinding with Stamford Notebooks
25 September — Oil Painting Masterclass Retreat with Nick Grove
26 September — Indian Block Printing with Haveli Diaries
24 September — Bouquets from Easton with Ode to Joy
Art Month has been designed to celebrate the relationship between art, craft and the natural world, encouraging visitors to slow down, look more closely and experience the gardens in a completely new way.

From the colour of a handmade pigment to the impression of a carved printing block, the programme champions the pleasure of making something by hand and learning directly from people dedicated to their craft.
Places for the workshops and masterclasses are limited and advance booking is recommended.
Opening Information
Easton Walled Gardens is open Wednesdays to Sundays, 11am-4pm
Admission: Adults £13.00, Children (4-16yrs) £6.00, under 4s go free.
Ample free parking, spacious grounds, good disabled access to the Upper Gardens.
For more information, contact us on:
pr@eastonwalledgardens.co.uk | 01476 530063 | www.visiteaston.co.uk

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