Art at the Farmhouse

What's On: Dates & Opening Hours
WORKSHOPS
28th October 2026 : Art with Natural Materials Workshop for Adults & Young People with Artist, Sally Leggatt
6th February 2027 : A One Day Reduction Linocut Workshop with Printmaker Alexandra Buckle
For more details and to book click HERE.
EXHIBITIONS - FREE TO VISIT
7th to 15th November 2026 : The Buckinghamshire Craft Guild Xmas Show at Swanbourne
21st to 29th November 2026: Mixed Xmas Show at Swanbourne
5th to 13th December 2026 : Becky Gouverneur Solo Show & Book Launch
20th to 28th February 2027 : The Art of Ed Org
Exhibitions are open 11am to 4pm Thursdays to Sundays (closed Mon-Wed).
If you would like to visit us outside of these opening days and times please contact us to make an appointment please.
Accessibility: Please note that this is a 16th century building with some steps and unlevel surfaces. We do have a ramp for wheelchairs which will allow access to all rooms on the ground floor, but there is a slope up to the front door, and we do not have an accessible toilet. Please do contact us is you need any help or would like to reserve a parking spot next to the house and we will do our very best to help.
The Betsey Wynne
Situated a short walk from our farmhouse is our lovely local eatery, The Betsey Wynne. They have ample car parking. Booking is recommended to eat there at weekends.
To walk to ours from The Betsey Wynne, turn right out of the pub and take the footpath known as 'New Walk', just by the bus shelter on tne opposite side on the road. At the end of the footpath turn right on Nearton End, and you will find our farmhouse on your left a a few steps further on.
If you are driving from The Betsey Wynne, turn left out of the pub and take the first right, Tattams Lane. Turn right at the bottom of Tattams Lane onto Nearton End and follow the road along past The Methodist Chapel on your right and you will see our farmhouse to your left set on the roadside just after the cottages, Please turn down the gated drive just before the house (to the left of the house as you look at it) and park on the lawn or drive, or on the verge along the wall at the front.
