Our annual showcase of rings from ten jewellers who all work in very distinctive styles. Something for every occasion from rings fror everyday to wedding and engagement rings. Featuring work by Louise Parry, Marissa Arna, Chris Boland (pictured), Shona Fidget and Nicola Becci to name just a few.

Janis Goodman, Hester Cox, Pam Grimmond (pictured) and Mike Smith showcase their bird prints in this wonderful group print exhibition. Collagraphs, lino cuts and etchings are all explored in this diverse selection of works.

An exhibition of Design Factory members who have embraced the challenge to collaborate with each other to create new work. Over 20 exhibitors are coming together for this show to present a fresh merging of media and disciplines including textiles and ceramics, textiles and furniture, jewellery and ceramics.

An inspirational mixed showcase of jewellery and sculptural items utilising recycled, reclaimed, vintage and found objects giving them new life. Featuring work by Jennifer Collier (pictured), Mirjana Smith, Matthew Roby, Katherine Richmond and Heather Stowell to name just a few.

Tall Trees and Warm Stone is Kate Lycett's first Solo Exhibition with us and is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Kate's textile design background is always present in the way she paints. She sees patterns in everything; the hills adorned with houses and washing lines and rows of flower pots. Lines of gold thread trace lines through the landscape and gold leaf changes the surfaces.

Inspired by nature we showcase a range of craft with featured photography by Rebecca Soanes.

Billy Adams exhibiting his recent ceramic sculpture and vessels in our Members Showcase area of the gallery. Billy is a member of the Makers Guild in Wales and regularly runs workshops at Craft in the Bay in pottery including 'throwing' and 'plaster moulds'.

We have brand new work from Peter Layton. His enigmatic pieces captivate the light and blend colour and movement. Primavera also has new work from Amanda Brisbane, whose sand cast pieces are bold in form and colour. Our latest collection from Amanda features frozen water sculptures that are abstract and organic in form with various hues of colour.

A world-class exhibition dedicated to the best in contemporary blown, hot-worked and sand-cast glass.

Every map tells a story inviting discoveries of new lands, different places to visit, holidays, public transport, identifying landmarks and establishing distances between locations. The ordering and discovering of information through maps helps us all to connect and communicate spatial information in our everyday lives. This is an exhibition of mixed contemporary craft.