Discover 13 exceptional local artists and makers at Beaconsfield Town Hall this September

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August 24, 2026

Spend a weekend browsing exceptional local artists work when the popular HP9 Artists Art Show returns to Beaconsfield in September.


Beaconsfield’s thriving creative community will once again welcome you into their world as the much-loved HP9 Artists Art Show returns to Beaconsfield Town Hall for a weekend celebrating outstanding local talent.

Now in its third year, the free exhibition will take place on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September, bringing together an inspiring collection of professional artists and makers from across the HP9 postcode.

Visitors can browse and buy original paintings, ceramics, sculpture and hand-crafted jewellery while meeting the artists behind the work.

The exhibition forms the grand finale of this year’s Beaconsfield Community Festival, which begins with the ever-popular Beaconsfield Country Fair over the August Bank Holiday before culminating in September on the Green alongside the art show.

Charlotte, one of the organisers, says the event has become a real celebration of local creativity. “As local artists, it means a great deal to us to share our work with our own community,” she says.

“We’re delighted to return to Beaconsfield Town Hall for our third exhibition, giving visitors the chance to meet the artists, hear the inspiration behind their work and perhaps even take home an original piece they’ll treasure for years to come.

“The exhibition has become known for its high-quality art, ceramics and jewellery created by local artists and makers. Every year we’re delighted to welcome returning visitors alongside people discovering us for the first time, and we’re looking forward to another inspiring weekend.”

This year’s exhibition showcases an impressive range of styles and mediums. Exhibiting artists include Claire Burke, Amanda Nester, Lucinda Etchell, Suzie Jasper, Laura Kedzlie, Jo Hanrahan, Diane Wilson, Charlotte Hetzel, Varvara Neiman, Nic Weavers and Sarah Allen. Joining them as guest exhibitors are illustrator Sue Bicknell and acrylic painter Naomi Rowe.

Whether you’re an experienced collector, searching for a unique gift or simply looking for an enjoyable day out, the exhibition offers a wonderful opportunity to support talented local creatives and discover beautiful, handcrafted work inspired by the world around us.

The organisers also thank this year’s sponsors – Ashington Page, Haringtons Hairdressers and Yatta Studio – whose support has helped make the exhibition possible.

Admission is free, and all artwork will be available to purchase directly from the artists.

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