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Autumn Workshop

LONG BARN, 15 MARLFIELD ROAD, PORTAFERRY, Co DOWN, BT22 1PH
Autumn Workshops at Long Barn Portaferry

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This event is organised by and was submitted by artist Kate Rebbeck

Step into nature with 3 days of workshops celebrating the seasons with the artists Sara Brown, Kate Rebbeck and Juliet Williams. Tucked into the rolling Drumlins of the Ards Peninsula we are based in an old stone barn conversion just 3 miles from Portaferry, tucked up a laneway with views over Strangford Lough. Take time out to make and create and reconnecgt with nature. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and techniques with you over these 3 days of seasonal workshops, from Artisan Bakery Bread making, foraging along the Lough Shore & Painting your findings, Printmaking from the Hedgerow, learning to Paint Mixed media, apple pressing and bonfire.... We look forward to welcoming you!

 

Details subject to change, always check with the organiser prior to booking/attending.

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This event is organised by artist Kate Rebbeck, any queries please contact them direct via email at katerebbeckartist@gmail.com. Please ensure that you read and understand all terms and conditions associated with this event on booking.

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  • On site parking

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Opening Times

Season (29 Oct 2026 - 31 Oct 2026)
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Thursday - Saturday10:00 - 15:00

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Road Directions

FROM PORTAFERRY - Turn left off the ferry from Strangford and follow the shore north. As the road continues inland for 500m we are the lane on the RHS with ART sign at the entrance.FROM KIRCUBBIN - Follow the Portaferry Road south from Kircubbin for approx 5 mins. Turn right down the Abbacy Road and follow the road for 5 mins past the weew church on your LHS and keep heading towards the coast. We are the first lane on your LHS after after the road turns into the Marlfield Road.

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