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Visit artists in their home and studios across four July weekends: 4–5 | 11–12 | 18–19 | 25–26 July 2026.

Cambridge Open Studios is a community of nearly 500 artists across Cambridgeshire. Cambridge Open Studios exists to promote the making of original works of art and craft and to provide an opportunity for the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists in their studios, seeing their work and how it is produced.

24/06/2026

📍 Ely Art Trail

With artists, makers and galleries spread across the city, the Ely Art Trail offers a wonderful opportunity to spend a day exploring another of Cambridgeshire’s distinctive creative destinations.

From jewellery, glass and ceramics to sculpture, painting, mixed media and light art, this trail showcases an exciting variety of work, all within easy reach of Ely’s historic streets and waterside setting.

Take a look through the images to discover the artists taking part in this year’s trail. Each slide includes the artist’s name and studio number, making it easy to plan your visits this July.

Whether you’re interested in meeting artists in their working studios, exploring exhibition spaces or discovering new work, the Ely Art Trail has something for everyone.

23/06/2026

Textile Artists at Cambridge Open Studios 2026

From quilting, weaving and botanical printing to felt-making, embroidery and contemporary textile art, textile artists taking part in Cambridge Open Studios 2026 are exploring colour, texture, memory, landscape and sustainability through fabric and fibre.

Featured here are just some of the textile artists taking part in this year's event:

📍 Studio 47b | Veronica Thornton

📍 Studio 159b | Marion Curtis

📍 Studio 5c | Sandra Scott |

📍 Studio 53 | Annabel Fraser

📍 Studio 86 | Kate Drewitt

📍 Studio 125h | Jane Goodall

📍 Studio 18 | Mia Upton

📍 Studio 125c | Deborah Cutting, Spirit of Felt

📍 Studio 127 | Fay Everett

Take a look through the images to discover their work and creative practices.

These artists are just a small selection of the textile artists taking part in Cambridge Open Studios 2026. To discover more artists and plan your visits, explore the COS website or download the app and filter artists by medium.

22/06/2026

📍 Teversham, Fulbourn & Wilbraham Art Trail

From painting, watercolour and mixed media to jewellery, contemporary stone sculpture, handcrafted furniture and one-line drawings, this trail brings together a wonderfully varied group of artists and makers.

Explore working studios and exhibition spaces across Teversham, Fulbourn and Wilbraham, meet the artists behind the work and discover creativity in the places where it is made.

Take a look through the images to discover the artists taking part in this trail. Each image includes the artist's name and studio number, making it easy to plan your visits this July.

We hope you'll enjoy planning your visits and discovering this year's trail.

21/06/2026

Sculpture at Cambridge Open Studios 2026

Sculptors taking part in COS 2026 are working across a fascinating range of materials, techniques and settings.

Colleen McLaughlin Barlow's garden studio will feature design drawings, paintings, models and desktop-sized cast lead crystal sculptures. Peter Miller will be exhibiting sculpture in a variety of media, while Richard Bray's wood sculptures can be seen in a solo exhibition at Wolfson College, where his work is displayed amongst the beautiful gardens and architecture, as well as in the ArtSpace 5–7 group exhibition in Portugal Place, Cambridge.

Ian Vance will be exhibiting sculpture and ceramics in a magnificent country garden setting, with sculptures surrounding a working studio producing pottery and pieces for both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Featured artists:

📍 Studio 62 | Richard Bray
📍 Studio 28 | Colleen McLaughlin Barlow
📍 Studio 27 | Peter Miller
📍 Studio 151 | Ian Vance

These artists are just a small selection of the talented sculptors taking part in Cambridge Open Studios 2026.

To discover more sculptors and plan your visits, explore the Cambridge Open Studios website or app and filter artists by medium.

20/06/2026

Two weeks today, 323 artists and makers across Cambridgeshire and beyond will be opening their studios, inviting you to experience their techniques, hear their stories, share their passions and, perhaps, discover a new piece of art for your home.

Entry is free at all studios, as is the App, which is the easiest way to plan your artistic day out.

If you’re interested in art, you won’t want to miss this celebration of creativity.

19/06/2026

📍 Romsey & Coleridge Art Trail

Home to one of Cambridge’s thriving creative communities, the Romsey & Coleridge Art Trail brings together painters, printmakers, jewellers, ceramicists, glass artists and makers working across a wide range of disciplines.

From working studios to exhibition venues, this trail offers plenty to explore, with opportunities to meet artists, discover new work and enjoy creativity at the heart of the local community.

Take a look through the images to see the artists taking part in this trail. Each image includes the artist’s name and studio number, making it easy to plan your visits this July.

18/06/2026

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Image: basketmaker Nadine Anderson, Studio 108 in the Guide.

17/06/2026

📍 Prickwillow, Little Ouse, Littleport & Little Downham Art Trail

This year’s trail brings together a wonderful mix of artists and makers working across painting, drawing, printmaking, textile art, ceramics, wood sculpture and more.

From atmospheric Fenland landscapes and intricate prints to contemporary textiles, sculptural ceramics and beautifully crafted wooden pieces, visitors will discover a diverse range of creative practices and have the opportunity to meet the artists and makers behind the work.

Featured here are the artists taking part in this year’s trail. We hope you’ll enjoy exploring their studios and creative spaces this July.

15/06/2026

What a wonderful evening to launch Cambridge Open Studios 2026.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Marleigh Park to celebrate the start of this year's event, and to our hosts, The Hill Group, for their generous support and warm hospitality.

The evening offered a preview of the creativity visitors will discover across Cambridgeshire this July, with artwork from participating artists on display and an opportunity to meet some of the artists taking part this year.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening such a success.

Photography courtesy of The Hill Group.

14/06/2026

With Thanks to Our Sponsors

Cambridge Open Studios would like to thank Cheffins, Complete Electrics and Myspace Garden Studios for their support of Cambridge Open Studios 2026.

Each July, hundreds of artists open their studios, homes and creative spaces to visitors across Cambridgeshire. Support from organisations such as these helps us continue to celebrate artists, welcome visitors and share the creative talent that makes this event so special.

We are delighted to have their support and thank them for helping make Cambridge Open Studios 2026 possible.

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