Broadway Arts Festival

There is something for everyone regardless of interest, age or artistic ability. Attracting celebrity speakers, nationally renowned artists, award-winning theatre productions and world-class musicians.

Over 80 events & workshops of the highest quality across 10 days in the heart of the Cotswolds
The festival kicks off with artBEAT on the village green over the first long weekend (9-11 June) showcasing the work of some of Britain’s top artists, printmakers, sculptors, jewellers, ceramicists, designer-makers and a host of traditional artisans who will be demonstrating their skills & selling their work direct to the public. 
Creative workshops: Over 30 different workshops for all abilities and ages including painting, sketching, ceramics, glass, dance, singing, drumming, woodturning, wire sculpture, willow-weaving and stone-carving! Exclusive locations, top names.
Live music in the big marquee on the green. Motown, Soul, Jazz, Folk, a Rat Pack style night, a Wednesday Supper Club and Ceilidh on closing night.
Outdoor theatre including a very special performance of Romeo & Juliet by The Lord Chamberlain’s Men at the stunning venue of Broadway Tower!
Exclusive private garden tours of some the finest gardens in the Cotswolds. 
Artist demonstrations with nationally renowned artists such as Haidee-Jo Summers, Jenny Aitken & Vicki Norman showcasing their skills.
Celebrity speakers to include Sue Barker & Loyd Grossman and a new series of literary tours with talks and garden tours at exclusive locations with a famous literary connection.
A new series of Broadway Artist Colony Heritage Walks around the village. 
The Great Broadway Paint-Off on 18th June, where talented artists from across the country spend the day painting in and around the village competing for prizes. 

“This will be 10 days of the most diverse, creative and entertaining events the festival has ever presented.”

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