A guided walk within the mainly pedestrian town centre to see how artists have interpreted Newbury's buildings and street scenes between the 1780's and the mid 20th century. In the days before photography artists were vital recorders. Arguably an artist's eye sees more than a camera lens and Newbury has been fortunate in having its landmarks recorded - and interpreted - by them.
Your guide Jane Burrell is a former curator of West Berkshire Musuem and is the current Secretary of Newbury Distric Field Club. An entertaining speaker she gives many talks to local groups.
Each walk last about an hour and half and has limited spaces. This walk starts from the Corn Exchange.
Tickets cost £5 and are available from the Corn Exchange.
www.cornexchangenew.com Tel: 0845 5218 521
Bespoke walks can be arranged.