The Embroidery is on display all year round
Open Tuesday to Sunday 10.00am - 5.00pm (summer) 10.00am - 4.00pm (winter)
Closed Monday except Bank Holidays

Christmas 2009 Closing
The Gallery will be closed from Monday 21st December 
and will re-open on Tuesday 5 January 2010

 To book workshops and talks taking place in the gallery telephone 01932 788101

or ask in person on your next visit.

Gallery Admission Free

group bookings & talks 
Regular talks on the Sunbury Millennium Embroidery are given by our experienced volunteers and last approx. 20 minutes. Why not combine your visit with a set lunch or afternoon tea (home made) followed by a walk around the historic walled garden. We can comfortably accommodate parties of up to 12. 
Booking essential. Booking form available on request from 
Talks are free, but any donations are gratefully received.

6 October to 1 November
10 am - 4 pm

Yumiko Reynolds 

Hiroshima Tryptych

Tuesday 3 November

one day beading sale 10.00 - 4.00pm

Our popular annual beading sale of output from the Tuesday beading workshop has some ideal gifts for Christmas.
It is a popular day so make sure to come early.

4 November to 22 November

Sandra Meech

Contemporary quilt textile artist and author 

Arctic landscape - 'Meltdown'

In response to a personal concern for the effects of milder winters as a result of global warming, Sandra has created this series of stitched textile pieces. Inspired by glaciers and ice melting and working with photographs taken in Iceland and Arctic Canada. Working in material collage and painted papers, then transferring whole pieces onto cloth. Stitching through with wire, Sandra is then able to manipulate the surface for a 3-dimensional effect. Copper metal was added for accent and all are machine stitched. The end result is both thought provoking and visually stunning. 

Sandra will be giving a talk on her work and her latest book 'Connecting Art to Stitch' at the Gallery on: 
Thursday 12 November at 7 pm - tickets £6.00

28 & 29 November - Weekend

inspired

Natasha Cox, Stephanie Davis, Anna Bagnall and Charlotte Lockwood.

Four dynamic and diverse young jewellery designers pushing the boundaries of creativity. 
All recently graduated from De Montfort University Leicester. 
A unique opportunity to purchase individual pieces and to talk to the designers direct.

Anna Bagnall - etched silver and coral 

8 to 13 December

The Avenue Neighbourhood Watch Winter Picture Competition - Exhibition of entries.

Monday 21 December 2009 to Tuesday 5 January 2010

Gallery closed

Saturday 6 February

with Diane Higgins.

Beginners and intermediate felt making workshop 

£35.00 includes morning coffee/tea. Limited numbers. 10 am to 4 pm

March 2010

the life of a herb

March will see the launch of our patio herb garden. 
Children from Manor Mead School, Shepperton will be planting and growing their very own herbs here at the gallery. 

john allen 

the forbidden kingdom 

an exhibition of carpets for the wall 

The work reflects a creative response to many years of travelling through Nepal and the High Himalayas. The show is inspired by Nepalese culture and landscape. Using wool produced in Tibet and transported over the Himalayas, his designs, worked out in London, are transformed collaboratively into final works by native weavers. 

Optical Mountains - John Allen

John Allen will give a talk at the Gallery on Thursday 11 March at 7 pm - tickets £6.00
Places are limited so book early for what promises to be a fascinating talk.

John Allen is a Fellow of the Royal College of Art

Saturday 13 March

clematis pruning day

The Spring pruning of the Southern Clematis Collection in the Walled Garden. 
Hints and tips for successful pruning. 
10.30am - 12.30pm

Monday 15 March

Basketry with Anna Kirsch

Experiment with basic basketry techniques using a variety of colourful willow to produce and take home your hand-made basket or platter.10 am to 4 pm 

£50 to include all materials and lunch - max. number 10 

Monday 22 March

living willow structures for the garden 

a workshop with anna kirsch

Make an attractive planter using wonderful coloured willows, experiment with cloches, plant frames, dragonflies and other useful objects for the garden. 10 am to 4 pm

£50 to include all materials and lunch (maximum number 10) 

constructed space

Ros Perton Ceramics 
Carol Quarini Textiles 
Tracy Nicholls Glass 
Gail Baxter Textiles

Ros Perton

Gallery Admission Free

The Embroidery is on display all year round
Open Tuesday to Sunday 10.00am - 5.00pm (summer) 10.00am - 4.00pm (winter)
Closed Monday except Bank Holidays

Christmas 2009 Closing
The Gallery will be closed from Monday 21st December 
and will re-open on Tuesday 5 January 2010

For all events telephone 01932 788101