Local artists exhibiting at Hughenden Manor for Heritage Open Days

“We're delighted to be bringing the work of our talented artists and makers to Hughenden Manor”

Visitors to Hughenden Manor will have the chance to discover and buy original work by Buckinghamshire artists and makers this week, as Bucks Artists and Makers stages a special exhibition at the National Trust property as part of Heritage Open Days 2026.

See beautiful work from artists and makers around Buckinghamshire, like this piece by Becky Gouverneur | Becky Gouverneur

placeholder image — See beautiful work from artists and makers around Buckinghamshire, like this piece by Becky Gouverneur | Becky Gouverneur

Running until 20 September, the exhibition will bring together a diverse collection of work by local artists and makers in the beautiful and historic surroundings of Hughenden Manor, near High Wycombe.

The exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to discover original art and beautifully made pieces from Buckinghamshire's creative community, while enjoying a day out at one of the county's best-known historic properties.

Nature-inspired art like this by Patricia Lenko makes for a great day out at Hughenden | Patricia Lenko

The event forms part of Heritage Open Days, England's largest festival of history and culture, during which visitors will be able to enjoy free access to Hughenden Manor.

Sam Burke, Chair of Bucks Artists and Makers, said: ‘We're delighted to be bringing the work of our talented artists and makers to Hughenden Manor. It's such a wonderful setting and a fantastic opportunity for visitors to discover the wealth of creative talent we have here in Buckinghamshire.

‘It’s ideal for anyone looking for something special for their home, supporting local artists and makers, and simply enjoying seeing original work. We hope people will come along and see the exhibition while they're exploring Hughenden’s beautiful house and gardens.’

The exhibition is part of the growing year-round programme from Bucks Artists and Makers, the organisation behind Bucks Art Weeks, which supports and promotes artists and makers across Buckinghamshire (www.bucksartweeks.org.uk).