Mark your calendar for the last weekend of June and the first weekend of July! As part of the Peterborough Artists’ Open Studios event 4 artists from Great Gidding will be joining artists in Luddington to exhibit their latest works. 7 artists on display Visit Carry Akroyd
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Six local artists are opening their studios this weekend (Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th June) as part of Peterborough Open Studios. Locations The Open Studios events are held in private homes, studios and public spaces. Each venue displays a red Open Studios banner, and the Peterborough Open
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Luddington in the Brook ladies will be serving home-made cakes and teas in the garden at number 4, where Carry Akroyd and Gordon Monk have Open Studios on the last two weekends in September. Gordon makes unusual chairs and Carry is a printmaker. Open 11-5 Saturday and
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Open Studios, garden teas and coffees at No. 4 Luddington in the Brook. Plus an exhibition of Dragons in the Church. 11.00am – 5.00pm Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th July
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Draw, paint or make a dragon of your own invention to add to our Big Dragon Exhibition in St Margaret’s Church in Luddington in the Brook. Dragons should get to Luddington by Saturday 19th June 2021. Which is quite soon. So get working on your dragon, and
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Our neighbours in Luddington have been playing host to thousands of starlings who deliver a rare treat each evening with their magnificent display of murmurations before dropping rapidly in to their chosen hedge to roost for the night. Here are photos and video taken on February 1st.
Read more →A few photos taken during the winter lockdown. The weather and scenery kind of convey the current mood I think!(Paul Crank)
Read more →UPDATE… As Covid rules have changed, the Bishop has decided there must not be any events in churches. Make paint or draw your own dragon competition and exhibition in Luddington
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Aerial photos of the maze that has been created at St Margaret’s Church in Luddington. The maze was designed and cut into the churchyard by Carry Akroyd and Gordon Monk several years ago to encourage the children of the village and surrounding area to enjoy and discover
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