This lively annual exhibition celebrates the creativity of local artists. Featuring paintings, drawings and mixed-media works – all available for sale – it showcases the breadth of artistic talent across the region. From expressive landscapes to detailed studies and more experimental approaches, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The exhibition extends beyond the gallery, with live demonstrations taking place throughout the building. Visitors can see artists at work, offering an insight into the processes and techniques behind their practice.
Creative activity also spills into the café, where relaxed, informal moments of making and conversation add to the atmosphere. Temporary installations appear across shared spaces, transforming the building into a vibrant and welcoming place to explore.
Art in the Café
Bitesize, informal art sessions — just drop in and give art a go. Art in the Café is a relaxed series of artist-led, drop-in creative sessions run by Woking Art Society and hosted in the café space. There’s no booking, no pressure, and no need for any previous experience. All materials will be provided.
Grab a coffee or tea, treat yourself to a slice of cake, and give art a go.
Thursday 12 March, 3-5pm
Tracy Aldous & TJ Cipullo — line and wash / simple collage
Saturday 14 March, 3-5pm
Melanie Paice — working with inks
Thursday 19 March, 3-5pm
Dasha Blaze — watercolour (bitesize masterclass)
Ticketing
- Woking Art Society members:
Free entry throughout the exhibition on presentation of a valid Woking Art Society membership card. - Guests of WAS members:
Guests are entitled to a 50% discounted day pass (£7.25) - Buyers’ Preview & Exhibition Launch:
A special exhibition launch and Buyers’ Preview will take place on Saturday 7 March, 2–5pm. During this period, gallery entry will be free to all visitors. This is intended as a focused moment for artists, collectors, supporters and buyers to engage with the exhibition. - Pay What You Wish Wednesdays:
The Pay What You Wish scheme remains in place on Wednesday mornings 10.30am–12.30pm, providing an opportunity to explore the Gallery & Museum by donation.
