INKBERROW VILLAGE GREEN ART FAIR
Bank Holiday Monday 31st August 10am to 5pm
In it’s 6th year since starting as a ‘Lockdown’ exhibition, Inkberrow’s Annual Village Green Art-Fair has grown into a much anticipated village event.
Local artist John Harris was fed up with the galleries he supplied being closed during the pandemic. So he decided to show his work locally – where better than our Village Green?
Posters up, it began with fourteen artists turning up with the artwork they had been making during the long weeks of the pandemic. Who knew there were fourteen artists in Inkberrow?!
Crowds of Covid-masked villagers, came to enjoy their first days of freedom, at last, being allowed to socialise outdoors.
This year, 2026, On Bank Holiday Monday, about twenty artists and crafters, with a great variety of skills will be here to welcome you.
There’ll be paintings, ceramics, glass and woodworks, painted violins, paper sculptures, wildlife photography, prints, book binding and John Harris, a professional artist, with a display of his watercolour paintings.
With a dog-friendly pub at each end of the Green, the Old Bull with a tasty barbecue, The Bulls Head serving good food, both with refreshing drinks – of course!
There’s an easy stroll down past the Old Bull to historic St Peters church with a lovely view over to Norbury. Down Church Hill to the Millennium Green with a duckboard circling the Moat. From there you can find your way around ‘The three-miler’.
Please park your cars away from the Village Green. The church has a large car-park on the right at the bottom of the hill. Welcome to Inkberrow!