Hidcote Manor

Gloucestershire
7th - 29th September 2013

An outdoor exhibition organised by the National Trust, in one of the country's great gardens, with sweeping views across the Vale of Evesham, famous for its association with Lawrence Johnston.
Approximately half of sculptures at the event held at Hidcote in 2012 were contributed by group members.
The National Trust poster for the exhibition (featuring work by group member Nigel Williams) can be seen here.
Opening times:
For opening times and admission charges, please check the National Trust website.
Note that admission is free on the 8th September (National Heritage Day).
Location:
Hidcote Bartrim, near Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55 6LR
+44 (0)1386 438333
See map on right.
Directions:
Grid Ref: 151:SP176429
By car: close to Mickleton village, 1 mile east of B4632 (originally A46), off B4081
By train: Honeybourne station is 4½ miles away
By bicycle: NCN5 passes within 1¼ miles