Swaffham Rotary President Claire Dunne with the programme for Swaffham Visual Arts Festival, with from left, John Wallace, David Morris, Denis Bishop and Neville Robinson. Picture; Matthew Usher.
Art conservation to take centre stage at Swaffham Visual Arts Festival
Martin George
Monday, October 8, 2012
11:27 AM
Art conservation will take centre stage when the National Trust’s textile conservation adviser Ksynia Marko addresses the Visual Arts Festival in Swaffham on Thursday October 11.
The event, at the George Hotel, will take place at 7pm with tickets costing £6.
The next event will be a photographic masterclass presented by Nigel Downer on Wednesday October 17. It will also take place at the George Hotel at 7pm, with tickets costing £6.
Tickets for each event are available at Ceres Bookshop, London Street, Swaffham, from local Rotarians or 01760 721115. Follow @swaffvisarts on Twitter or see www.swaffhamvisualartsfestival.co.uk
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