Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th June 2023
The 2023 Widcombe Art Trail weekend takes place on 17th and 18th June 2023. A number of artists have already signed-up and more will be announced soon. You can find examples of the artists’ work here. Details of the venues will be published as soon as they become available, but in the meantime you can read about last year’s successful event below.
For more information about Widcombe Art Trail please contact Pippa Wrigley
Last year’s Art Trail
Art lovers had a real treat last year at our annual Widcombe Art Trail weekend which was held on June 18th and 19th 2022.
The Trail included nice chats with the artists, as well as the opportunity to see many works in progress.
A number of new artists joined the Trail in 2022, alongside many long-standing favourites.
A review of last year’s art can be seen here, a map of the venues here, and information about our sponsors here.
Covid Health and Safety Requirements
Although the Government has now lifted all Covid restrictions, we remain cautious as Covid will still be around. We continue to monitor the Government’s guidance carefully and will adjust our requirements if necessary.
Explore Widcombe
Many visitors use the weekend as an opportunity to explore and appreciate Widcombe – a very special part of Bath, where the city meets the countryside, full of history and lovely views, yet only just over the river from the station and Southgate. Pedestrian access from the city is over the footbridge behind Bath Spa Railway and Bus stations.
Nearest car parks are Southgate and Avon Street. Please note: private houses may be unsuitable for wheelchairs and disabled visitors.



Enjoy the Trail, and do let us know if you have any comments or suggestions.

Widcombe Art Trail is a member of Bath Open Studios, a collaborative group representing the Open Studios and Art Trails In Bath. While each trail has its own individual style all share a relaxed and friendly welcome. They take place in different areas of Bath and allow visitors to walk between venues, most of which are the artists’ own homes or studios.
We would like to thank this year’s sponsors : Widcombe Association, Shipman Monahans, The Curtain Exchange, Bikano’s Indian restaurant and the Widcombe Deli.