Who AM I? Exhibition
‘WHO AM I?’
A group exhibition by Disabled artists from The Orpheus Centre.
‘Who Am I?’ is a group exhibition by Disabled Orpheus artists. These artworks explore identity and belonging. The pieces show what is important to the artists, what they are proud of, and who they are.
The Orpheus Centre is a specialist college based in Godstone, working to support young Disabled adults, who are passionate about the arts, to achieve their potential and work towards a more independent life.
Set up by musician and songwriter Sir Richard Stilgoe, Orpheus offers personalised study, supported housing and personal care all on the same site.
Students are aged 18-25 and during their three years of study at Orpheus, they develop their creativity, gain formal qualifications, and learn independence, life and employability skills for the future.
Meet the Artists on the 2nd December from 12:30 to 2:00pm.
The Festive Glow Candle-Making Class
Hosted by: House of Mahogany (Valerie)
Step into the warm world of House of Mahogany for The Festive Glow Candle-Making Experience — an immersive, sensory workshop designed to ignite creativity and celebrate the magic of the season. Guests will learn the art of luxury candle making using premium, non-toxic ingredients and will be guided through blending their own bespoke festive scent - think spiced berries, winter woods, crisp pine, warm vanilla or smoky embers.
This hands-on workshop is perfect for beginners and candle lovers alike, offering a calming, cosy escape from the Christmas rush. Each guest will pour a beautifully blended candle to take home, complete with personalised labels, gift-ready packaging, and a touch of House of Mahogany elegance. Come for the craft, stay for the atmosphere - festive music, delicious seasonal scents, and a joyful creative moment to remember.
Block print your own wrapping paper and cards
Hosted by: Kate Alger
Have fun designing and making your own wrapping paper and greetings cards.
This year, make it personal Award-winning local artist-printmaker, Kate Alger, will show you how to design, make and ink up simple blocks which you'll then use to print your own kraft wrapping paper and greetings cards. There should be plenty of time to make 6 cards and several - or many - metres of wrapping paper (depending on how tricky your designs are and how quickly, or slowly, you like to work)
Please bring an apron and dress for potential mess.
All materials included.
Suitable for ages 8+ (children to be accompanied please)
Wreath Making Workshop
Hosted by: Charlotte
Learn the traditional craft of wreath making using natural, foraged materials.
With step-by-step instructions, you will be guided through the process to create your own beautiful, seasonal wreath to take home.
Festive Pottery Wheel Workshop
Hosted by: Guildford Pottery
Price: £80
Ever fancied having a go on the potter’s wheel — shaping spinning clay with your own hands and a touch of Christmas magic?
Join our Festive Pottery Wheel Experience and learn the art of throwing with a merry twist! Sip on mulled wine or spiced orange juice, enjoy festively coloured clay, and get into the creative spirit as you make your very own pottery pieces.
You’ll join a small group of up to six budding potters, guided by an experienced teacher who’ll help you bring your creations to life. Expect laughter, a bit of mess, and a lot of satisfaction as you shape your pots from start to finish.
Once you’ve thrown your masterpieces, the Guildford Pottery elves will take over — firing and glazing your pots, ready for collection about four weeks later.
Come spin some clay, raise a glass, and make this Christmas one to remember!
Book your tickets here!
More times available to book on Guildford Pottery website.
Art Market
A market for art and objects made by real humans.
Saturday 13th December 10:00am-4:00pm
Free Entry
Winter Scene in Acrylic
Hosted by: Nathalie Scott
Come and paint a winter scene with Nathalie Beauvillain Scott, a local mural and portrait artist. The masterpieces will make a perfect Xmas card!
We will be approaching different acrylic techniques in a limited colour palette.
LGBTQ+ life drawing class
Another month, and more writing to do! We’re back at New House Art Space on the 20th of April
A Christmas Tree to Dress Your Door
Hosted by: Lilly and Myrtle
A twist on the traditional wreath for you door, we will be hand making a tree to adorn your door. Filled with Christmas sundries and scented foliage's.
The best thing will be you can tell everyone you made it yourself.
Join us for a fun filled couple of hours of Christmas craft!
Guildford Pottery Exhibition and Sale
‘Glow In The Dark’ an exhibition and ceramic sale by Guildford Pottery
Join us for the opening event on Wednesday the 17th December, where you can browse Guildford Pottery’s handmade creations, just in time to buy your perfect last minute christmas gifts!
Paint a Christmas Robin
Hosted by: Micheala Davis
Michaela Davies is a local artist who specialises in landscapes, sunsets and seascapes. Working in both the acrylics and oils, Michaela draws inspiration from the beauty found in nature. Capturing its light, colour and emotion within the paint. Sharing her art, and the joy of creating it with others, is her greatest motivation to paint. After all, the desire to create is what makes us human.
Join Michaela for a festive painting workshop and paint that most beloved winter bird, the robin! In this workshop you'll create a fluffy robin perched on a snow laden branch surrounded by softly falling snow. We will be painting in acrylic paint on box canvas, and all materials are provided for you to craft your very own Christmas masterpiece!
This workshop is suitable for beginners through to more experienced artists. Michaela will guide you step by step through the process, helping you to get your creative juices flowing and teaching you transferable skills to carry forward into your next painting adventure.
All materials included.
Writer’s Saloon
Inclusive space for writers, to talk all things writing and books, with small feedback groups for the brave.
Paper Folding Decorations
Hosted by: Charlotte Ng
Think sustainable this season, and learn how to create beautiful, statement decorations, with the traditional art of paper folding.
Beginner-friendly Lino Print Workshop
Hosted by: Olivia Bell
In this friendly and creative session, you’ll learn the essentials of lino cutting and printing, from designing your image and safely carving your lino to inking and hand-printing your final piece. Guided step-by-step by an experienced tutor, you’ll explore different tools, techniques, and materials, and leave with a unique set of prints to take home.
No previous experience is needed - just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to get a little messy! All tools and materials are provided, and you’ll have plenty of time to experiment and ask questions. Perfect for anyone looking to try a new craft, develop their artistic skills, or enjoy a relaxing, creative afternoon.
‘Flat Life’ Tom Mead
Flat Life displays the process Mead has developed, harkening back to a childhood obsession with miniatures, stop-motion, and cardboard construction. Crude sets are created, with printed cut outs of figures and objects. These scenes are then painted to blur the distinction between scale, flatness, realism and space.
Join us for the opening reception Friday 23rd January 7-9pm.
Tom Mead, (b.1997) is a figurative Artist, living in London.
Mead’s work is an ongoing exploration of existentialism and saudade through the lens of working class adulthood. Visuals and ideology from naïve childhood find themselves in flux with a truer view of life through adulthood, where juxtaposing fears, dreams and responsibilities are combined with uncertain barriers. This marriage of influences creates uncanny imagery that leaves the viewer with a melancholy sense of nostalgia; the feeling of time slipping by and control being lost, a reminder of innocence and the nauseating feeling that comes with acknowledging its loss or corruption.
Mead's work has been exhibited and sold internationally. He won the London Graphic Centre Prize in 2023, and has been shortlisted for prestigious exhibitions including Cass Art, Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize and Jacksons. Mead was a finalist of SkyArts Portrait Artist of the Year 2019 and in 2024 was made a member of the Contemporary British Portrait Painters.
Surrey Hills Coffee // Guildford Coffee Club
Roaster: Surrey Hills Coffee
If you are new to Guildford Coffee Club or this is your first time attending an event since the relaunch for a discounted ticket use code: FIRSTTIME
What to Expect from the Relaunched Club:
We've refreshed the format to make every gathering a unique experience centred around coffee:
Brew Genuine Connection: Our events bring curious, open people together, fostering kindred spirits over shared passion.
Inspire Mindful Exploration: Dive deeper into the world of coffee, from its fascinating origins to unique brewing methods. Discover how every roast carries a tale, and learn new ways to appreciate your daily brew.
Nurture Well-being: Take a moment to taste, breathe, and be present. Coffee can be a pathway to a deeper sensory experience and a moment of calm.
Our New Format:
Each event will focus on a different aspect of the coffee world, designed for open dialogue and discovery:
A Focus on Coffee Exploration: This could mean delving into a local roaster's craft, sharing captivating stories about coffee's journey, or an interactive session to learn new brewing techniques.
One Sunday Morning: A perfect opportunity to relax, learn, and connect.
Open Dialogue: Share your thoughts, ask questions, and engage with fellow coffee enthusiasts.
Plenty of Time to Wander the Gallery: Immerse yourself in the art around you, allowing for quiet contemplation and inspiration.
SPECIAL OFFER:
Buy 3 Guildford Coffee Club events up front and save £10!
Chimney Fire Coffee // Guildford Coffee Club
Roaster: chimney fire coff
If you are new to Guildford Coffee Club or this is your first time attending an event since the relaunch for a discounted ticket use code: FIRSTTIME
What to Expect from the Relaunched Club:
We've refreshed the format to make every gathering a unique experience centred around coffee:
Brew Genuine Connection: Our events bring curious, open people together, fostering kindred spirits over shared passion.
Inspire Mindful Exploration: Dive deeper into the world of coffee, from its fascinating origins to unique brewing methods. Discover how every roast carries a tale, and learn new ways to appreciate your daily brew.
Nurture Well-being: Take a moment to taste, breathe, and be present. Coffee can be a pathway to a deeper sensory experience and a moment of calm.
Our New Format:
Each event will focus on a different aspect of the coffee world, designed for open dialogue and discovery:
A Focus on Coffee Exploration: This could mean delving into a local roaster's craft, sharing captivating stories about coffee's journey, or an interactive session to learn new brewing techniques.
One Sunday Morning: A perfect opportunity to relax, learn, and connect.
Open Dialogue: Share your thoughts, ask questions, and engage with fellow coffee enthusiasts.
Plenty of Time to Wander the Gallery: Immerse yourself in the art around you, allowing for quiet contemplation and inspiration.
SPECIAL OFFER:
Buy 3 Guildford Coffee Club events up front and save £10!
Drink & Draw
Whether you're an experienced artist or just starting out, this event is the perfect opportunity to unleash your inner artist while sipping on a delicious cup of coffee.
Screenprint and collage a set of unique gift tags
Hosted by: Jule Mallett
Local printmaker and mixed media artist Jule Mallett will guide you through the basic techniques of screenprint to help you create your own set of original gift tags. You'll be printing on to different papers and card using images pre exposed on to a silkscreen. Once screenprints are dry you'll be able to cut and collage to create your own unique mini original pieces of art in the form of gift tags.
No experience necessary and all materials are included in the cost of the workshop.
We'll be using acrylic based screenprinting ink so don't wear your posh clothes!
Coffee & Mindfulness // Guildford Coffee Club
Coffee & Mindfulness
This Month: We're Slowing Down (But Make It Fun)
Alright, so after cupping with Bells Beans, sensory training with Cannon Roasters, and brewing experiments with Kota Coffee... we thought, what if we just... experienced coffee differently for a bit?
This month we're trying something new: Coffee & Mindfulness
What to expect: We'll be exploring coffee through a different lens - starting with a simple meditation, diving into some fascinating science about what coffee does for your body, practicing mindful tasting, and finishing with a bit of coffee fortune reading (yes, really! ). Plus homemade tiramisu, of course .
I'm keeping the coffee origin a secret until the end, because where's the fun without a little mystery?
This will feel different from our usual sessions. Less "let's compare coffees," more "let's actually just sit with this moment." It's a chance to experience coffee in a whole new way - one that's equal parts contemplative and community-focused.
Think of it as adding a new tool to your coffee toolkit. A way to connect with your cup that you might not have tried before.
If you're curious and up for something new, we'd love to have you there. It should be a lovely, grounding evening with good coffee and good people.
SPECIAL OFFER:
Buy 3 Guildford Coffee Club events up front and save £10!
Queer Arts & Heritage Workshop
Blossom LGBT CIC is a non profit organisation operating across the United Kingdom with the mission to empower the amazing things that LGBTQIA+ young adults can achieve without the fear of discrimination.This manifests across a one to one mentoring scheme, workshops, and holistic wellbeing support.
This event is for people aged ABOVE 16 years old.
Wondering what kinds of topics we'll explore?
Each workshop will cover a different unique aspect of LGBTQIA+ heritage, this includes:
Symbolism: Uncover the hidden meanings behind symbols that have shaped the queer community's narrative. From ancient emblems to contemporary icons, explore the power of visual language.
Messaging: Discover the art of expressing identity and solidarity through various forms of messaging. Explore how words and images have played a crucial role in the LGBTQ+ movement.
Flags: Journey through the rainbow and beyond as we explore the significance of LGBTQ+ flags. From the iconic Pride flag to lesser-known symbols, understand the stories each flag tells.
Protest & Solidarity: Delve into the history of queer activism and protest. Understand the role of solidarity in fostering positive change and explore how art has been a powerful tool in advocacy.
Heritage Across the UK: Our workshops draw on extensive research across the United Kingdom to bring you a unique perspective on queer heritage. Learn about the stories, struggles, and triumphs that have shaped the LGBTQ+ community.
Stay Tuned:
Put your newfound knowledge into practice! Engage in hands-on visual arts activities where you'll have the opportunity to recreate and reinterpret queer heritage through your own artistic expression. This page is a placeholder for the upcoming Queer Arts & Heritage Workshops. We'll create an additional event with specific details for each date closer to each event although if you're up for it regardless then pop yourself on this event and we'll see you soon!! If you are particularly interested in a specific topic, keep an eye out for announcements and secure your spot early.
Introduction to Tetra Pak Printmaking
Hosted by: Kate Alger
Make beautiful monochrome prints using recyclable packaging
This festive workshop will introduce you to the wonders of intaglio printmaking. Led by award-winning local artist-printmaker, Kate Alger, you'll learn how to create black and white original prints using a portable printing press.
Please bring an apron and dress for potential mess and note that this technique requires some hand strength and dexterity to scratch and cut your design into the Tetra Pak packaging.
All materials included. Suggested reference images will include robins, deer, holly , Christmas trees, baubles etc but you're welcome to freestyle or bring your own black and white reference images (respecting all copyright), flipped to get a mirror image, printed on paper, ideally A6 in size.
Suitable for ages 12+ (children to be accompanied please)
The Unplugged Club
Step away from the screen and into the moment.
Looking for a peaceful space to get inspired and let your creativity flow? Join us for The Unplugged Club, a monthly gathering where we unplug from the digital world and reconnect with our creativity and each other.
What is the The Unplugged Club?
A monthly two-hour gathering designed to help you reconnect—with yourself and others. Through creativity and conversation, we will explore a shared theme drawn from nature—like sky, roots, or flow—as a mirror for our inner world and relationships. This is a space to explore creative passions, share meaningful dialogue, and build genuine connections in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Writer’s Saloon
Inclusive space for writers, to talk all things writing and books, with small feedback groups for the brave.
knitting circle
Join the Knitting circle, for a cosy creative event for all levels of knitting abilities!
Being Human Festival
Dive into the history of queer fashion in this interactive exhibition and self-guided walk. Listen to fashion history experts, Eleanor Medhurst and Dr Danielle Dove, explain the surprising ways in which certain items and accessories were queer-coded or gendered.
From 3pm, you are invited to go on a 1 hour self-guided walking tour of Guildford (please bring your own headphones!) with Dr Lena Mattheis’ audio-based app ListenQueer.co.uk. In small groups or by yourself, you can walk in the footsteps of Guildford’s queer and trans history icons and learn about what they used to wear.
If you do not wish to walk, feel free to listen to the immersive audio content from New House’s cosy café.
This event is part of the University of Surrey Being Human Festival 2025 Hub Programme. Being Human Festival is the UK’s national festival of the humanities, taking place 6 - 15 November 2025. Led by the School of Advanced Study, University of London, with generous support from Research England, in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the British Academy. For further information please see beinghumanfestival.org.
Spaces are limited - register now to secure your place!
Queer Coffee Meet Up
Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community or a fierce ally, this space is all about vibing over a hot drink, making new connections, and diving deep into Guildford’s queer scene. It's a chance to share stories, lift each other up, and shape a community that’s as inclusive as it is dynamic. Grab a coffee, come as you are, and let's talk, connect, and grow together.
Bridging Fantasy Across Time
‘Bridging Fantasy Across Time: In Conversation with Sidney Sime’
Co-curated by Jacob Heayes and in collaboration with The Sime Gallery.
Join us for the Opening of ‘Bridging Fantasy Across Time: In Conversation With Sidney Sime’ on Thursday 6th November 7-9pm.
This call is open to all artists who are interested in exploring the intersection of fantasy art and gaming. Whether you are an emerging artist, a professional, or someone working within the gaming industry, we encourage diverse submissions from all backgrounds.
We have selected a few of Sime’s iconic artworks for you to respond to. These pieces are rooted in themes of myth, imagination, and otherworldly creatures, providing a rich foundation for your creative interpretations. The final exhibition (taking place in November 2025) will explore how these fantastical worlds, first captured in Sime's paintings and illustrations, continue to inspire the realm of video games and gaming culture, especially within the dynamic landscape of Guildford, the UK's hub for the gaming industry.
About Sidney Sime
Sidney Sime (1865–1941) is celebrated for his otherworldly illustrations, particularly his collaborations with fantasy writer Lord Dunsany. His fantastical landscapes, mythical creatures, and dreamlike imagery have inspired generations of artists, storytellers, and creators. Sime’s works not only evoke escapism and wonder but also connect deeply to the essence of storytelling that still informs modern fantasy worlds, particularly in video games.
Drink & Draw
Whether you're an experienced artist or just starting out, this event is the perfect opportunity to unleash your inner artist while sipping on a delicious cup of coffee.
LGBTQ+ life drawing class
Another month, and more writing to do! We’re back at New House Art Space on the 20th of April
Kota coffee // Guildford Coffee Club
Roaster: Kota coffee
If you are new to Guildford Coffee Club or this is your first time attending an event since the relaunch for a discounted ticket use code: FIRSTTIME
What to Expect from the Relaunched Club:
We've refreshed the format to make every gathering a unique experience centred around coffee:
Brew Genuine Connection: Our events bring curious, open people together, fostering kindred spirits over shared passion.
Inspire Mindful Exploration: Dive deeper into the world of coffee, from its fascinating origins to unique brewing methods. Discover how every roast carries a tale, and learn new ways to appreciate your daily brew.
Nurture Well-being: Take a moment to taste, breathe, and be present. Coffee can be a pathway to a deeper sensory experience and a moment of calm.
Our New Format:
Each event will focus on a different aspect of the coffee world, designed for open dialogue and discovery:
A Focus on Coffee Exploration: This could mean delving into a local roaster's craft, sharing captivating stories about coffee's journey, or an interactive session to learn new brewing techniques.
One Sunday Morning: A perfect opportunity to relax, learn, and connect.
Open Dialogue: Share your thoughts, ask questions, and engage with fellow coffee enthusiasts.
Plenty of Time to Wander the Gallery: Immerse yourself in the art around you, allowing for quiet contemplation and inspiration.
Queer Arts & Heritage Workshop
Blossom LGBT CIC is a non profit organisation operating across the United Kingdom with the mission to empower the amazing things that LGBTQIA+ young adults can achieve without the fear of discrimination.This manifests across a one to one mentoring scheme, workshops, and holistic wellbeing support.
This event is for people aged ABOVE 16 years old.
Wondering what kinds of topics we'll explore?
Each workshop will cover a different unique aspect of LGBTQIA+ heritage, this includes:
Symbolism: Uncover the hidden meanings behind symbols that have shaped the queer community's narrative. From ancient emblems to contemporary icons, explore the power of visual language.
Messaging: Discover the art of expressing identity and solidarity through various forms of messaging. Explore how words and images have played a crucial role in the LGBTQ+ movement.
Flags: Journey through the rainbow and beyond as we explore the significance of LGBTQ+ flags. From the iconic Pride flag to lesser-known symbols, understand the stories each flag tells.
Protest & Solidarity: Delve into the history of queer activism and protest. Understand the role of solidarity in fostering positive change and explore how art has been a powerful tool in advocacy.
Heritage Across the UK: Our workshops draw on extensive research across the United Kingdom to bring you a unique perspective on queer heritage. Learn about the stories, struggles, and triumphs that have shaped the LGBTQ+ community.
Stay Tuned:
Put your newfound knowledge into practice! Engage in hands-on visual arts activities where you'll have the opportunity to recreate and reinterpret queer heritage through your own artistic expression. This page is a placeholder for the upcoming Queer Arts & Heritage Workshops. We'll create an additional event with specific details for each date closer to each event although if you're up for it regardless then pop yourself on this event and we'll see you soon!! If you are particularly interested in a specific topic, keep an eye out for announcements and secure your spot early.
The Unplugged Club
Step away from the screen and into the moment.
Looking for a peaceful space to get inspired and let your creativity flow? Join us for The Unplugged Club, a monthly gathering where we unplug from the digital world and reconnect with our creativity and each other.
What is the The Unplugged Club?
A monthly two-hour gathering designed to help you reconnect—with yourself and others. Through creativity and conversation, we will explore a shared theme drawn from nature—like sky, roots, or flow—as a mirror for our inner world and relationships. This is a space to explore creative passions, share meaningful dialogue, and build genuine connections in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Writer’s Saloon
Inclusive space for writers, to talk all things writing and books, with small feedback groups for the brave.
Hart Records launch Party
Welcome to Hart Records 2025 Launch Party!
Get down to New House Art Space & Gallery on the 11th of October for a night of live music, art, and party vibes. 4 of the best live acts from in and around Guildford will be sharing the stage, bringing their own brand of music, and celebrating the launch of Hart Records.
Bring a drink or two with you, and enjoy the gallery's unique atmosphere while experiencing some of the hottest up and coming acts in Surrey.
All for only £6 (+ booking fee)!
Don't sleep on this one - mark your calendars now!
Lineup:
Matt Naybour
Paradise Taxi
Rory BC
Alice Mills
Queer Coffee Meet Up
Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community or a fierce ally, this space is all about vibing over a hot drink, making new connections, and diving deep into Guildford’s queer scene. It's a chance to share stories, lift each other up, and shape a community that’s as inclusive as it is dynamic. Grab a coffee, come as you are, and let's talk, connect, and grow together.
knitting circle
Join the Knitting circle, for a cosy creative event for all levels of knitting abilities!
Drink & Draw
Whether you're an experienced artist or just starting out, this event is the perfect opportunity to unleash your inner artist while sipping on a delicious cup of coffee.
LGBTQ+ life drawing class
Another month, and more writing to do! We’re back at New House Art Space on the 20th of April
cannon Coffee // Guildford Coffee Club
Roaster: Cannon Coffee
https://www.cannoncoffee.co.uk/
If you are new to Guildford Coffee Club or this is your first time attending an event since the relaunch for a discounted ticket use code: FIRSTTIME
What to Expect from the Relaunched Club:
We've refreshed the format to make every gathering a unique experience centred around coffee:
Brew Genuine Connection: Our events bring curious, open people together, fostering kindred spirits over shared passion.
Inspire Mindful Exploration: Dive deeper into the world of coffee, from its fascinating origins to unique brewing methods. Discover how every roast carries a tale, and learn new ways to appreciate your daily brew.
Nurture Well-being: Take a moment to taste, breathe, and be present. Coffee can be a pathway to a deeper sensory experience and a moment of calm.
Our New Format:
Each event will focus on a different aspect of the coffee world, designed for open dialogue and discovery:
A Focus on Coffee Exploration: This could mean delving into a local roaster's craft, sharing captivating stories about coffee's journey, or an interactive session to learn new brewing techniques.
One Sunday Morning: A perfect opportunity to relax, learn, and connect.
Open Dialogue: Share your thoughts, ask questions, and engage with fellow coffee enthusiasts.
Plenty of Time to Wander the Gallery: Immerse yourself in the art around you, allowing for quiet contemplation and inspiration.
Portfolio Clinic
Looking to discuss ideas and get some feedback on your portfolio? Look no further!
Whether you are a GCSE/A-level student, preparing for University or a local artist just looking for portfolio advice, we’re happy to help!
New House’s Annabel Miller is here to support you in your creative practice and offer you a space to show us your work.
Book a free 20 minute time slot online to come see us.*
*Please note that while booking is free we do ask that you pay a small donation on arrival
Annabel Miller
Annabel Miller is an artist and contemporary art curator. Her practice is grounded in both critical theory and hands-on artistic exploration, shaped by a background in mixed media and sculpture.
Annabel has a Masters degree from the Royal College of Art, and a BA in Fine Art from Arts University Bournemouth. In addition to a Foundation in Art and Design from Kingston School of Art.
With a strong foundation in artistic practice, Annabel now works primarily as a curator, bringing an artist’s sensibility to exhibition-making. Her curatorial approach is informed by her interest in materiality, narrative, and spatial dialogue, bridging creative production with thoughtful presentation.
Annabel currently works as the Gallery and studio Assistant at New House Art Space and is co-founder of the Togather collective.
Refugee Tales walk
Meeting point
We will meet at Guildford Railway station at 10 am and then have tea and coffee at the the New House Art Space in Guildford. We aim to leave at 11am.
Friends tickets:
For those who have signed up to be Friends of GDWG, please email Lara (lara@gdwg.org.uk) and she will give you a code and release your ticket for you.
Our Route
This walk along the Wey Navigation takes us through Shalford and up in the hills for marvellous views. Thank you to Liz Nissan for this walk! We love it when local communities show us welcome and we are delighted that the New House Art Space in Guildford, thanks to Teresa Pilgrim, has a café where we are welcome to gather before the walk starts. We'll have people at the station to guide you to the cafe and if anyone can't arrive early, we'll meet people arriving at the station at 11am on our way.
Please bring a packed lunch and water.
No dogs
We ask that you do not bring dogs (other than guide dogs), as we wish to make the walk accessible for all.