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Four Parishes Art Society: Art and craft exhibition at Quarley village hall, with Renate West, Enid Smith, Rebecca West, Elizabeth Roberts, Sue Ryan and Josephine Taylor with her exhibit of christening outfits.

THE Four Parishes Arts Society's annual art and craft exhibition in Quarley Village Hall over the weekend was a chance to see the talent available within the society.

An interesting range of paintings and crafts was on show.

The society is open to all residents in the parishes of Amport, Monxton, Grateley and Quarley. An interest in art in the broadest sense is all that is required and many members are active artists.

The work on show included exhibits by wood turner Sam Webber from Grateley and photography by Michael Ross.

An intriguing range of christening gowns was exhibited by publicity officer Josephine Taylor including her son's and daughter's robes.

The society meets monthly in one of the village halls when speakers are usually invited.

1:03pm Friday 16th May 2008

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