Brighton’s Artist Open Houses Christmas Festival

The 2013 Artist Open Houses Christmas Festival will be taking place in Brighton, Hove, the South Downs village of Ditchling and beyond, during the first three weekends of December, starting Saturday November 30. Over 50 houses will be opening their doors, showcasing a diverse selection of artworks,

Brighton’s Artist Open Houses Christmas Festival

The 2013 Artist Open Houses Christmas Festival will be taking place in Brighton, Hove, the South Downs village of Ditchling and beyond, during the first three weekends of December, starting Saturday November 30.

Brighton Artists Open Houses

Over 50 houses will be opening their doors, showcasing a diverse selection of artworks, all available to buy directly from local artists and makers in their homes or studios. In addition, expect 3D film installations from leading choreographer Billy Cowie, a festive collaboration of some of Brighton’s finest street artists, a living Ceramic House artwork and a Polish Christmas.

The Artist Open Houses are a great way to discover the wealth of creative talent that exists in the city. Expect a fantastic array of graphic prints for the home, as well as paintings, paper cut sculptures and felt toys. You’ll find homewares, knitted artwork, photography, jewellery, ceramics, crafts, toys and textiles. Seasonal attractions include handcrafted Christmas cards, wreaths, tree decorations and foodie gifts.

An afternoon spent browsing Brighton’s Christmas Open Houses is the perfect way to take the pain out of Christmas shopping and a chance to pick up a present or something unique for the home.

Christmas Artist Open Houses.

Weekends: November 30 December 1

                                     

December 7     December 8

December 14    December 15

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