The Cookham & Maidenhead Arts Trail is back for its third year, on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th of September.  From 10am - 6pm studios and homes around Maidenhead and Cookham will open their doors to the public showing the work of 32 painters, potters, jewellers, embroiderers and sculptors. 

Building on the success of previous years, the Cookham and Maidenhead Arts Trail has become a permanent fixture on the local arts scene, joining other popular events including the Bucks Open Studios, Henley Arts Trail and West Berkshire's Open Studios. 

A diverse range of mediums will be on display and for sale, ranging from glass sculpture, prints, ceramics and jewellery. Visitors are urged to engage with the artists in their creative space and warmly invited to ask questions about the artistic process over a cup of tea.

For more information visit the website at camat.org.uk where you'll find a map of the venues, list of supporters, exhibitors and links to their websites and a brochure. This year Cookham will host Clarissa Galliano at 2 Gatehouse Cottages, Sutton Road, Astrid Baerndal at 79 Westwood Green. Elizabeth House, Station Road will have an exhibition of paintings by Martin Dutton and a collection of work by the Embroiderers Guild until 30 September.