Over 80 works of art are to be displayed in the garden of Avebury Manor, in Wiltshire, from Saturday.
Visitors to the National Trust garden will be able to see a variety of pieces, including a stylised head in stone, wooden sculptures nestled within the borders, and glass flowers mixing with their real counterparts.
Due to its popularity last year, Hazel Barry-Scott, Senior Visitor Experience Officer at Avebury decided to run the event again with a varied range of artistic styles.
‘The sculptures look wonderful, they really complement the garden and add a different dimension as you explore each garden room,’ says Hazel. ‘Many of the artists are local and each has a unique style, so there’s something for everyone, from glassworks to bronzes, wood and ceramic – and all are for sale if you can’t resist the temptation.’
The exhibition will run from Saturday 26 August until Sunday 1 October and is free with entry to the manor and garden.
More information is available at www.nationaltrust.org.uk/avebury.
