Arts and Crafts Stained Glass in Cotswold Churches

The Arts and Crafts Movement was one of the most important design movements in British history. The Cotswolds has many links with the movement, with many designers settling and working in the area. One place you can see lots of Arts and Crafts work is in our churches, and by far the most common item you’ll see is beautiful, glowing stained glass.

 July 9

7pm

Stonehouse Local History Society

The Arts and Crafts Movement in North Worcestershire

Bromsgrove Society Summer School: The Arts and Crafts Movement in North Worcestershire with Kirsty Hartsiotis, museum curator, writer, speaker and storyteller. After lunch we will visit Holy Trinity & St. Mary’s Church, Dodford which has examples of work by Amy Walford and the Bromsgrove Guild.

July 10,

All day

The Bromsgrove Society

Exquisite Embroideries and Glittering Glass

Join Kirsty Hartsiotis to explore the history of women’s work in the churches of the Cotswolds. Women’s work has always been in our churches, but never more so than in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. We’ll discover work by women such as Theo Moorman, Veronica Whall, Mary Lowndes, Nora Yoxall and Nan Reid, among many unsung women whose work enriches our churches right up the present day.

July 15,

11am

Friends of The Wilson, Cheltenham