Langley Moor – There’s More on the Moor

Discipline Sculpture, Installation, Carving

Langley Moor is one of the old names for the field that runs between Langley Marsh and the bottom of Cutthroat Lane.  For the last five years it has been managed with the help of many local residents to create habitats with new tree planting and marshland alongside the existing pasture. For the 10 Parishes Festival it is also hosting a range of installations, events and workshops that respond to the landscape, its history and habitats.

Installations, events and workshops will include:

Rachel Gundry – stone carving and found materials
Annie Jeffs – mixed media art and stories
Simon Healy – fine art, painting
Nick Bickford – digital and installation art
Sarah Lovett – community decor and site-specific waymarking
Phil Hocking – pen and ink with natural materials
Tony Francis – cob sculpture and pots

For more details, artists and timings see the Langley Moor website or Facebook page.

Website: fb.com/WiveyLangleyMoor

Venue contact: Julian Mellor 07779293501
Venue address: Langley Moor, Wiveliscombe
Directions: From the public footpath left at the bottom of Cutthroat Lane, off Luxton Way, Wiveliscombe

Parking:  On-street only.  Luxton Way
Dogs Allowed: Dogs Allowed
Accessibility No disabled access. Sturdy footwear should be worn by all coming onto the field.

Artists in the parish: John Abraham, Doulla Aebli, Kate Benson,  Colette Fowler-Marson, Jos Harral, Chris Howe, Alexandra Lavizzari, Stephen Martin, Susie Palmer, Ulick Palmer, Victoria Ward, Silver Street Studios, Secret Island Artisan Shop, Paul Williams, Kingsmead Art Department, Rachel Gundry, Simon Healy, Rosie Boylan, Nicky Saunter, Jan Boddington

Events in the parish: School of Stitch, Red Priest, William Sitwell, Myc Riggulsford, Contrasts – A September Soiree, Kingsmead Lunchtime Concert

Parish information: Wiveliscombe has a number of great places to eat and drink including The Bear and White Hart pubs, The Phoenix Kitchen and Whelan’s Café. There are plenty of footpaths near the town centre for local walks as well as a selection of independent shops to visit.