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Hometime Shared Exhibitions, 2022
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12th March - Private Exhibition
Bewdley Quaker Friends along with family members will be meeting on Saturday12th March  for a private showing.
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30th April - Public Exhibition
The exhibition is all about what local Quakers did in their pandemic-enforced 'hometime'.  It is an eclectic collection of art in many forms including:

- watercolours
- poured paint work
- stones decorated with acrylic paint
- crafts, with stunning quilts, machined embroidery, and a
     wonderful ‘52 Tags’ textile diary

-  musings, both humorous and contemplative
-  poetry from several Members
-  fused glassware, inspired by the Coronavirus
-  light & sound displays based on programming an
​      Arduino - headphones provided!


​Allow plenty of time, there’s a lot here. 

Meeting House car parking is extremely limited and if you drive in and have to reverse out again it is very difficult indeed! There is unlikely to be space anyway so please 'park and walk'.  We do however have a disabled slot - please email us at  geowarm3@gmail.com to see if it's free for the time you need it. We are planning 3 two hour slots from 10am.





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Open Days, 2018
On October 5th/6th,  as part of Quaker Week,  Bewdley Meeting held a craft display and 'open house'.  Many visitors came to see our craft work , our historic Meeting House and learnt a little about what it means to be a Quaker.  Here are a few images from that event.
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