Cambridge Open Studios

25/07/2026

It's the final weekend of Cambridge Open Studios 2026.

If you've been meaning to visit a studio, discover a new artist or revisit a favourite venue, this is your last opportunity before this year's event comes to a close.

From 10am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday, enjoy free entry to studios, galleries and exhibition spaces across Cambridgeshire. Meet the artists, discover original work and and enjoy the unique experience of buying original work directly from the maker.

Find this weekend's participating artists and makers at www.camopenstudios.org/July or download our free app.

Thank you to everyone who has supported Cambridge Open Studios 2026. We hope to welcome you for one final weekend.

23/07/2026

📍 Museum of Cambridge | Jesus Green Art Trail

It’s the final weekend of Cambridge Open Studios 2026 and your last chance to discover new artists, revisit your favourites and explore creative venues across Cambridgeshire.

Just a short walk from Cambridge city centre, the Museum of Cambridge is well worth adding to your Cambridge Open Studios weekend. As part of the wider Jesus Green Art Trail, this much-loved historic venue is home to a wonderful mix of artists and makers.

This weekend you can discover:

Studio 4c | Jade Boswell
Calming seascapes and joyful florals, with the opportunity to try your hand at creating your own artwork.

Studio 4d | Bea Lukowska
Landscapes, architectural pieces and urban scenes inspired by a background in architecture and building conservation, with a particular passion for historic buildings in countryside settings.

Studio 4e | Aurora Rose
Light and iridescence explored through emotive acrylic paintings inspired by water and space, featuring vibrant seascapes and romantic florals.

Meet the artists, enjoy one final Cambridge Open Studios weekend and discover original work in one of Cambridge’s most characterful museums.

Plan your visit using the Cambridge Open Studios app or at www.camopenstudios.org/July.

22/07/2026

Artists repost • Mark Alvarez | Studio 17

We’re coming up to the last weekend of Open Studios. My studio is no.17 in the Guide or the app but take the chance to visit and talk to many wonderful artists throughout Cambridgeshire.

You can also see my prints at the ArtSpace Gallery at the weekend and throughout August.

22/07/2026

One final weekend. One more chance to discover something unexpected.

As Cambridge Open Studios enters its final weekend, why not take the opportunity to visit Caroline Chambers (Studio 87) in CB4.

Inspired by the wildlife of the River Cam and influenced by First Nations art, Caroline's distinctive paintings and drawings offer a fresh and thoughtful interpretation of the natural world. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet the artist, hear about her practice and experience the work where it's created.

While you're in the area, why not explore the rest of the Cambridge North Art Trail? There are talented painters, jewellers, ceramicists and makers waiting to welcome you, along with hundreds more artists taking part across Cambridgeshire and beyond during this final Cambridge Open Studios weekend.

Whether you're discovering a new favourite or revisiting a familiar face, there's still time to experience the warmth, creativity and welcome that make Cambridge Open Studios so special.

Visit www.camopenstudios.org/July or download the free app to plan your weekend.

21/07/2026

19/07/2026

ArtSpace5-7 is open again today as part of Cambridge Open Studios.

This welcoming gallery brings together a wonderfully diverse collection of work from a talented group of artists, reflecting the breadth of creativity that makes Cambridge Open Studios such a special event.

Throughout July and August, ArtSpace5-7 will also be sharing Studio Stories – a series of interviews with exhibiting artists, offering an insight into the inspiration, process and practice behind the work on display. The first interview, featuring Sandra Scott, is already available, with more to follow over the coming weeks.

You can explore the Studio Stories series via the link in ArtSpace 5-7 bio.

You can visit ArtSpace5-7 today and again next weekend (25 & 26 July), from 10am–5pm, as part of Cambridge Open Studios.

While you’re planning your Cambridge Open Studios weekend, don’t forget there are hundreds of artists and makers opening their studios across Cambridgeshire. Visit camopenstudios.org/July to discover your nearest studios.

19/07/2026

Today is Wren’s final day at Cambridge Open Studios. If you’re out exploring, make sure to add St James’ Church, Lode to your route. Wren Edgar Art

18/07/2026

With Weekend 3 of Cambridge Open Studios 2026 upon us, have you planned your route for the next two days?

This year's event features our greatest ever variety of trails, along with many individual artists exhibiting across Cambridgeshire, Saffron Walden, Ely and beyond.

From digital art and glass to photography, printmaking, woodwork, textiles and ceramics, there's plenty to discover.

Best of all, entry is free at every venue and everyone is welcome.

Find this weekend's participating artists and makers, and discover the studios nearest to you, at www.camopenstudios.org/July or download our free app.

We look forward to welcoming you.

17/07/2026

📍Young Artists at the Fitzwilliam Museum

We’re delighted to introduce the six talented young artists selected to take part in the Fitzwilliam Museum Young Artists initiative, a partnership between Cambridge Open Studios and the Fitzwilliam Museum.

Congratulations to:

Scarlett Joslin - Multi-disciplinary
Daniel Harrison - Conceptual
Martha Doyle - Illustration
Annapurna Malavika Austin - Painting
Griffin Skeates-Fibre - Textiles
Louis Marek - Photography

The initiative gives emerging artists the opportunity to exhibit their work, meet visitors, become part of the Cambridge Open Studios community and develop their practice through mentoring and support.

If you're visiting Cambridge Open Studios over the remaining two weekends, we'd love you to stop by and meet them at the Fitzwilliam Museum Learning Studio.

Come along to discover their work, hear about their creative journeys and support the next generation of artists.