The Workshops and craftsmen
There is plenty to see and do at Kirkharle courtyard. H Giftworks
at Kirkharle Gallery exhibits original works of fine art and photography
by local artists, together with decorative items for the home and
garden. These compliment the handcrafted English furniture displayed
and made in the courtyard by Robinson
Gay Cabinet Makers.
Frederick
Alan Designs occupies a gallery, displaying gold and silver jewellery,
made in the adjacent workshop, whilst Red
Dust Ceramics offers classic and contemporary ceramic sculptures
inspired by antiquity and mythology.
Behind the courtyard,
the recently converted Georgian Stone Barn houses further specialist
artists. The Northumberland
Tartan Company invites you to celebrate your heritage with garments
and gifts in the distinctive black and white plaid, while the The
Bellingham Soap Company offers a wide variety of hand made soaps
and natural bath products.
Connell
and Hart Glass offer Pâte de verre jewellery, clocks and
mirrors with an additional selection of work from other leading glassmakers.
Working with an extensive range of woods, Turning Art exhibits wood
turning creations from the on-site workshop. Shepherds
Walks provide all the information for their unique walks.
Kirkharle also
has a Conference
and Meeting Room that is suitable for a wide range of needs; from
meetings, training workshops, seminars, exhibitions to private social
functions, it can comfortably acommodate up to 60 delegates. There
is ground floor access and dedicated washroom facilities. A large
portal frame shed ajoins; this can enable some outdoor training or
other activity to be carried out under cover if so desired.
The Loraine
Room
Conference Room
Kirkharle Church
And
when you are ready to stretch your legs, take a short walk (approx
20 minutes) to Kirkharle
Church.
Kirkharle
Courtyard is perfect for a facinating and varied day out at any
time of the year. It is easy to find out more and keep up with Kirkharle
news.
