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SUMMARY:Kenneth Wilson - Pilgrim Cello
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Lanercost Priory on Sunday 7th September\, 3–6pm for a powerful and contemplative performance by Kenneth Wilson\, cellist and poet\, as an addition to his Pilgrim Cello 2025 journey — cycling to all 42 English cathedrals. \n“Meditation on the Seven Last Words of Jesus” blends the transcendent beauty of Bach’s cello suites\, Wilson’s own reflective poetry\, and seven abstract paintings by Gillian Lever\, each capturing one of Jesus’s final sayings from the cross — words of forgiveness\, salvation\, relationship\, abandonment\, distress\, triumph\, and reunion. \nSet in the sacred stillness of Lanercost Priory\, this unique experience invites deep listening and quiet contemplation. A cream tea will be available to purchase during the interval\, and visitors can also enjoy the final day of Christine Boyce’s retrospective exhibition in Dacre Hall — a celebration of stained glass and creative spirit. \n\nTickets £12.00 \nUnder 16’s Free Entry \nhttps://www.trybooking.com/uk/FCXU
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/kenneth-wilson-pilgrim-cello/
LOCATION:The Priory\, Lanercost\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art,Music
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SUMMARY:Hadrian's Wall Art Trail
DESCRIPTION:Hadrian’s Wall Art Trail\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis autumn\, we have invited artists from across the North East and Cumbria to submit work for the inaugural Hadrian’s Wall Art Trail. The trail will weave through several locations along Hadrian’s Wall crossing Northumberland and Cumbria\, bringing together diverse perspectives on folklore\, history\, and myth. \nTheme: FOLK\nWe encouraged broad and imaginative interpretations of the theme FOLK. This has included but not limited to –  \nLocal folk traditions and stories from West Northumberland and East Cumbria \nRoman mythology and legends linked to Hadrian’s Wall \nGrisly tales of the Border Reivers \nFolkloric creatures and mystical beings \nBotanical folklore and the mythology of native trees and wildflowers \nLandscapes  \n\ngreencroftonthewall.com/…/hadrian’s-wall-art-trail\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Creative Team\n\n\nAbout The Organisations \nThe organisations working together on the Art Trail are Green Croft Arts Ltd\, Field Shelter CIC and Echo Events CIC. We all live and work on the line of Hadrian’s Wall. \nGreen Croft Arts \nGreen Croft Arts is led by dance artist and creative producer Amanda Drago\, and sound artist and musician Kit Haigh. Together\, we create work that fosters deeper connections between people\, the landscape\, and the region’s heritage. In January 2025\, we opened The Threshing Barn as a cultural and wellbeing hub\, situated directly on the line of Hadrian’s Wall between Greenhead and Gilsland\, Northumberland. The Barn hosts classes\, workshops\, and performances\, offering a creative and community-focused space. \nField Shelter CIC \nField Shelter is an artist-led creative studio and project space located near Haltwhistle\, Northumberland\, on Hadrian’s Wall. It is housed in an off-grid building that was formerly a derelict stable. Field Shelter supports experimental\, rural-based contemporary art practices\, exploring alternative methods of making\, researching\, and presenting work within a wild and natural landscape. \nEcho Events CIC \nEcho Events Lanercost CIC is a Community Interest Company (CIC) based in Lanercost\, Cumbria\, that organizes and supports community events. They focus on showcasing local talent\, including artists\, performers\, and schools\, and often incorporate arts\, music\, and spoken word into their events. Headquarters just happen to be in the old mill in Lanercost where artists Audrey and Denis Barker’s once ran a thriving art hub.
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/hadrians-wall-art-trail/
LOCATION:Abbey Mill Lanercost\, Lanercost\, Carlisle\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art
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SUMMARY:Christine Boyce - A Retrospective Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Christine Boyce (1928–2019) \nA distinguished British stained glass artist and craftswoman noted for her deeply meaningful ecclesiastical work in Cumbria and beyond. \n  \nEarly Life & Background \nBorn in Hull in 1928. \nStudied at Newcastle-on-Tyne College under LC Evetts. \nChristine discovered glasswork in the 1960s\, finding it aligned with her reverence for nature and spirituality . \nSettling in Cumbria \nIn later years\, Christine lived at Banks\, near Brampton\, Cumbria. Known for her warm mentorship\, Christine was described as “knowledgeable\, kind and honest” . \nMajor Works & Contributions \nWilliam Morris Dossal\, Lanercost Priory Involved in the 2013–14 restoration of the dossal (embroidered altar hanging) designed by William Morris\, originally installed in 1887. Her contributions extended beyond glass to preserving textile artistry. \nNorman Nicholson Memorial Window\, \nSt George’s Church\, Millom \nCrafted and installed in 2000\, this vibrant window commemorates local poet Norman Nicholson. Depictions include bee orchid\, bloody cranesbill\, Halley’s Comet\, and lines from Nicholson’s poetry. It came to be a key cultural symbol in Millom\, featured in local heritage guides. \nOther Cumbrian Ecclesiastical Window Christine designed an heraldic window at Lanercost Priory for St Mary Magdalene\, alongside work at Abbey Mill. She created ecclesiastical stained glass in Cumbria\, such as the Wilson memorial at Egremont and works at Keswick’s St Mary & St Michael. Her later work\, including her 2019 project at Ampthill’s St Andrew window\, came just before her passing. \nLegacy \nChristine passed away in November 2019\, shortly after leading a stained glass study day in Carlisle. Her funeral was held at Lanercost Priory on 26 November 2019. \nCelebrate the life and work of Christine Boyce stained glass artist\, painter\, and craftswoman of Banks\, Cumbria. \nHer work holds the dazzle of everyday life\, humanity\, hills\, and handmade things a lasting legacy of nature\, words\, and craft in the Cumbrian landscape. \nA comprehensive appreciation appears in the Journal of Stained Glass (vol. XLIII\, 2019). \nA monograph\, Christine Boyce: Artist and Craftswoman\, edited by Alastair Carew‑Cox\, was published in 2021 .
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/christine-boyce-a-retrospective-exhibition/
LOCATION:Cumbria
CATEGORIES:Art
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SUMMARY:Gilding and Kintsugi Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Join Amelia Bedson in the picturesque village of Lanercost near Carlisle in Cumbria for this unique event.\n\nAs part of the Echo Festival in Lanercost she will be hosting workshops in Beginners Kintsugi and Contemporary Gilding.\n\n\nKintsugi for Beginners – 10am and 12pm\n\nKintsugi\, which literally translates as ‘golden joinery’\, celebrates the Japanese philosophy of the beauty of imperfection.\nIn this beginners 1 ½ hour workshop\, you will:\n\nbe given all the tools and materials which you will need for this workshop.\nlearn step-by-step how to safely break pottery and to repair it with gold\, thereby embracing the cracks to make unique pieces of art.\nmake a finished Kintsugi pieces to take home which makes a beautiful mementoe of the day and can be used as ornaments or gifts.\n\n Why this workshop is so special:\n\nKintsugi is a mindful\, meditative art form that celebrates the beauty in imperfection.\nIt is a relaxing creative experience that you can share with others.\nYour Kintsugi ceramics are unique personalised pieces of art that embrace the power of transformation.\n\nThe Art of Laying Gold Leaf – Contemporary Gilding Workshop – 2pm\nIn this 1 ½ hour workshop\, you will:\n\nlearn the art of contemporary gilding\, how it has changed over time and how you can use it in your own home to give it the Midas touch!\nbe given all the tools and materials required for this workshop.\nlearn how to gild a picture frame with Dutch Gold leaf.\n\n\nParticipants must be aged 18 and over for Kintsugi\, or over 12 for gilding and be accompanied by a participating adult.\n\nYou can find Amelia on Instagram @amelia.jane.gilding\, Facebook at Amelia Jane Gilding and on her Webpage at www.ameliajanegilding.com.\n\nBOOK TICKETS HERE:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/kintsugi-and-gilding-workshops-at-the-echo-festival-in-lanercost-cumbria-tickets-1332263248239?aff=ebdssbdestsearch\n\nLimited tickets are available but some may be available on the day\, please contact me directly via Email or call me on the day to check if any drop in places are available: 07857 696465\n\nRefunds less than 21 days before the event – Please contact me directly and if I can sell your ticket on\, I will be able to refund your ticket.\nI am unable to refund the Eventbrite fee.\n\n\n  
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/gilding-and-kintsugi-workshops/
LOCATION:The Cricket Club\, Lanercost Sports Club\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HL
CATEGORIES:Art,craft,workshop
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SUMMARY:Art History Talk - Jovan Nicholson
DESCRIPTION:Jovan Nicholson is an independent art historian and has curated and written the accompanying catalogues for Art and Life: Ben Nicholson\, Winifred Nicholson\, Christopher Wood\, Alfred Wallis\, William Staite Murray 1920-1931; Winifred Nicholson: Liberation of Colour; Winifred Nicholson in Cumberland; Kate Nicholson and Winifred Nicholson; Cumbrian Rag Rugs.  He is an expert in Winifred Nicholson and a grandson of Ben and Winifred Nicholson. \nHis talk will explore the links between the painter George Howard\, 9th Earl of Carlisle and Winifred Nicholson. George Howard\, who lived at Naworth Castle and where Winifred was partially brought up\, was Winifred’s grandfather and it was with him that she received her first painting lessons. Her early work has a close relationship with Howard\, but in addition she also befriended fellow artists and painted on her extensive travels in much the same way as her grandfather. \nJovan’s Website: https://www.jovannicholson.co.uk/ \nLunch in the Great Hall at Naworth is included. \nBOOK TICKETS HERE: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/events/landing/78743?
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/art-history-talk-jovan-nicholson/
LOCATION:Naworth Castle\, Naworth Castle Estate\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art,Art Historian Talk
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SUMMARY:Art History Talk - Dr Sarah Victoria Turner
DESCRIPTION:  \nSarah Turner is an art historian and Director of the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.\nShe has published widely and co-curated several major exhibitions\, most recently\,\nMaking New Worlds: Li Yuan-chia & Friends at Kettle’s Yard.\nMuch of her academic writing has focused on the entangled relationships between Britain\, the British Empire and South Asia. With Hammad Nasar\, Senior Research Fellow at the PMC\, Sarah co-leads the London\, Asia research project. They have co-curated\, with Amy Tobin\, the exhibition Making New Worlds at Kettle’s Yard\, Cambridge\, on the artist Li Yuan-chia and the LYC Museum and Art Gallery he established in Cumbria in the 1970s.\nThis talk is a must for anyone interested in Li and his legacy\, the work at the LYC in Banks and the links with Helen and Jim Ede who founded Kettle’s Yard. \nLunch in the Great Hall at Naworth is included. \nBOOK TICKETS HERE: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/events/landing/76936?\n \n 
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/art-history-talk-dr-sarah-victoria-turner/
LOCATION:Naworth Castle\, Naworth Castle Estate\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art,Art Historian Talk
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SUMMARY:Rag Rug Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a day of rag rug making. \nAll materials are included but please do bring anything you would like to use. Fine knitted jumpers and fleece fabric are best. \nWe will provide the hessian for you to take home so you can carry on rag rugging at home. \nHooks are available to use and buy. Try and think about a design beforehand – curves and circles work well. \nHooky rug making; a traditional skill revived as an art form in the Lanercost and Banks area in the mid 1960s\, and passed down through the generations. \nLearn how to make your own rug\, as taught by Sarah Greenwood\, a local rug maker. You can see her work on instagram sarahwarahsrugs\, and local rug makers at work on Facebook: cumberlandragrugs\n\nIt’s a great way to recycle old clothes and fabrics. Hook your worn out or outgrown favourite garments into a new and functional mat or wall hanging. Make a memory mat!\n\n\n£50 per person. Children over 10 welcome \nEmail Sarah via info@cumberlandragrugs.co.uk \nFor tickets click this link \nhttps://www.trybooking.com/uk/ETRR
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/rag-rug-workshop-22nd-june-2025/
LOCATION:The Cricket Club\, Lanercost Sports Club\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HL
CATEGORIES:Art,workshop
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SUMMARY:Looking Beyond Contemporary Art Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Saturday 21st June 2025 to Saturday 28th June 2025 \n10.00 til 16.00 Daily \n\nA contemporary art exhibition in Dacre Hall with with local artists and sculptors. \nUsing Dacre to exhibit works by local Cumbrian artists\, some well-known and others emerging…we hope to celebrate the past and echo forward to the future. \nEntrance £1.00 on the Door
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/looking-beyond-contemporary-art-exhibition/
LOCATION:Cumbria
CATEGORIES:Art,sculpture
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SUMMARY:Art History Talk - Rafaele Appleby
DESCRIPTION:Rafaele was born into an artistic family\, immersed in a world of paintings and music from a young age. Working in a studio near Hadrian’s Wall\, with views of the Cumbrian fells to the south and a kitchen garden to the north\, Rafaele’s art often draws inspiration from the surrounding nature. The process can be swift and dynamic or slow and meditative\, depending on the subject and mood.  Much of Rafaele’s work revolves around an exploration of color and light. \n“The music or silence that fills the studio is always deliberate\, never by chance. Solitude is essential in the studio\, where the creative process remains deeply personal.” \nWild landscapes are a constant source of inspiration—whether it’s rugged rocks by the sea or settled in ancient stone circles\, crashing waves along remote shorelines\, or the ever-changing sky. Sometimes a delicate flower might find its way into the story. Their artistic journey is always intertwined with the presence of family and children\, who have grown up surrounded by both paintings and music. \nRafaele’s Website: https://www.rafaeleappleby.co.uk/ \nLunch in the Great Hall at Naworth is included. \nBOOK TICKETS HERE: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/Eoib
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/art-history-talk-rafaele-appleby/
LOCATION:Naworth Castle\, Naworth Castle Estate\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art,Art Historian Talk
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SUMMARY:Art History Talk - Dr Suzanne Fagence Cooper
DESCRIPTION:NOW SOLD OUT! \nHow We Might Live: At Home with Jane and William Morris \nby Dr Suzanne Fagence Cooper \n  \nWilliam Morris wrote: ‘The true secret of happiness lies in taking a genuine interest in all the details of daily life’. This lecture looks at the houses and works of art that Jane and William Morris made together\, from Red House to Kelmscott Manor. Through newly-revealed letters and diaries\, furniture\, wall-hangings and beautiful books\, we can explore the pioneering life they embraced with their artist friends. \nDr. Suzanne Fagence Cooper is a writer\, broadcaster and curator with expertise in 19th and 20th century British art and culture. She spent 12 years at the V&A Museum\, researching the Victorian collections\, and is in demand as historical consultant for TV and film. She is an invited lecturer for the Arts Society and Cunard voyages. \nSuzanne was Research Curator for Ruskin\, Turner & the Storm Cloud (York Art Gallery\, 2019).  Her recent book\, To See Clearly: Why Ruskin Matters was published by Quercus\, and her latest work\, At Home with Jane and William Morriswas published in paperback in 2023. \nLunch in the Great Hall at Naworth is included. \nBOOK TICKETS HERE: https://www.trybooking.com/uk/events/landing/76924?
URL:https://echoeventslanercost.co.uk/event/art-history-talk-dr-suzanne-fagence-cooper/
LOCATION:Naworth Castle\, Naworth Castle Estate\, Brampton\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art,Art Historian Talk
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