What's on
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A Packed Calendar
Weston has a wide range of events varying from fine dining experiences to public and family events.
Download our Events Programme to have a look at what is coming up at Weston this year.
Weston Park Enterprises Limited reserve the right to alter opening dates, times, details, events, artists and prices without prior notice.
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Halls Valuation Days - Friday 9th April 2010 - Friday 3rd December 2010
Why wait for the Antique Roadshow experts to call when you can take your treasured heirloom's to the Granary Art Gallery for valuation? Fiona Bruce may not be in attendance, but experts from Halls, the Shrewsbury based auction house will be at your service in the unique enviroment of the art gallery on a monthly basis.
From pictures and furniture to porcelain, clocks, watches and jewellery, Halls covers all areas of fine and decorative arts and will be able to give free sales evaluations and even accept items for forthcoming sales.
The following advisory days will take place from 11am to 2pm - there is no need to make an appointment:
Jewellery, Watches & Coins - Friday 6th August
Pictures & Clocks - Friday 3rd September
Ceramics & Glass - Friday 8th October
Jewellery, Watches & Coins - Friday 5th November
Toys & Collectables - Friday 3rd December
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Kay Boyce Exhibition - Wednesday 1st September 2010 - Thursday 30th September 2010
The Granary Art Gallery welcomes Kay Boyce, figurative artist, for a selling exhibition of her recent works.
Kay is among the UK's top living artists and has been selected for Solomen and Whithead's Best Published Artist for four years. Well known as an illustrator her work has carried through to major book publishers including Hodder & Staughton, Wadsworth Romantics and Mills & Boon amongst others.
Kay's career as an artist has flourished; her pastels and pencil drawings have become instantly recognisable and her work has graced private collections for years - including a project for RADA which included portraits of 23 leading actors and actresses with the final works assessed by Lord Attenborough.
Kay's delicate use of pastels and love of antique clothes and fabrics lend a soft feminine quality to her work which appeals to men and women alike.
The Kay Boyce Exhibition runs throughout September.
11am - 4pm
Free Entry
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