Our Venues

There are a range of large and small venues on the Trail. Below you'll find more information about each venue, access, facilities and the artists displaying there.

To discover more more about each artist click on their icon to take you to their profile page. To help plan your visit there will be a map and artist guide to download below

Venue 1

3 Red House Lane

Westbury-on-Trym

Bristol

BS9 3RY

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Participating artists at this venue

Fumi Foster

Venue 2

The Stoke Lodge Centre

Shirehampton Road

Bristol

BS9 1BN

Stoke Lodge is a group venue, with parking, toilet facilities and full wheelchair access.

Participating artists at this venue

Venue 3

31 Mariners Drive

Stoke Bishop

Bristol

BS9 1QG

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Participating artists at this venue

Alice Neville

Venue 4

18 Old Sneed Road

Stoke Bishop

Bristol

BS9 1ET

The exhibition is in the conservatory at the rear of the house. This is accessed by following the signs down the drive and entering the garden by the gate on the right hand side. There is plenty of on road parking and is just a short walk from Stoke Bishop Village Hall - venue 4

Unfortunately there isn’t wheelchair access to the property

Participating artists at this venue

Chris Dye

Flora De Ospina

Tim Blades

Venue 5

Stoke Bishop Village Hall

42 Stoke Hill

Bristol

BS9 1EX

Stoke Bishop Village Hall was built in 1885 on the site of an old coaching public house called The Three Stars.

Designed by Edward Gabriel in the Arts and Crafts style with large feature windows at each end of the hall. Gabriel also designed the Cambridge Arms and the grand E Shed building (the entrance to the Watershed walkway on Bristol harborside).

Situated In a central location between to Stoke Lodge, Trinity College and Chris Dye at venue 2.

Plenty of on street parking directly outside. Accessible level entrance option, and visitor WCs.

Tea, coffee, and homemade cakes served inside.

Participating artists at this venue

Venue 6

Trinity College

Stoke Hill

Stoke Bishop

Bristol

BS9 1JP

Trinity College is set in nearly 10 acres of beautiful grounds and woodland. The main building, Stoke House, is a grade II* listed building and dates back to 1669. There have been many later additions to the property, one of which being the high ceilinged, light and airy dining room, which is used as an exhibition space for the BS9 Arts Trail.

You can visit this beautiful venue, have tea, coffee and cake in the Tyndale Room, just off reception in the main Stoke House building, and then make your way downstairs to the dining room to wander around the 16 artists and creators who will be delighted to show you their work.

There is level access to the exhibition space, just to the right of the main building. Just follow the signs. There is plenty of free parking, in front of Stoke House and to the left of the building, along the drive, in the gravel car park.

Participating artists at this venue

Venue 7

6 Stoke Park Road South

Stoke Bishop

Bristol

BS9 1LS

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Participating artists at this venue

Lisa Sacks

Venue 8

10 College Road

Westbury-on-Trym

Bristol

BS9 3EJ

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Rosie Jenkins

Venue 9

Redmaids' High School

Westbury Road

Bristol

BS9 3AW

The senior school is a group venue and will have parking, refreshments and wheelchair access.

Redmaids' High Art Exhibition 2025

A unique opportunity to see Bristol’s best, upcoming creative talent as the renowned Art department of the country’s oldest existing girls’ school opens its doors to showcase the exceptional work of their students. 40 emerging artists exhibit their GCSE, A-Level and IB work in a collection of diverse and engaging pieces, showcasing drawing, painting, print-making, sculpture and photography. The standard and quality rivals the best in Bristol. The exhibition promises to challenge your perception of creative arts. Be astounded by the photorealistic portraiture and thought-provoking explorations of cultural and political issues expressed through both fine and applied arts.
“The creativity, standard and exceptional quality of the work is truly breath-taking” Beth Sims, Head of Art. “The development of ideas and attention to detail is extraordinarily mature, way beyond what one might expect of such young people.”

Participating artists at this venue

Venue 10

Newman Hall

Grange Court Road Westbury-on-Trym

Bristol

BS9 4DR

The Newman Hall is a church and community centre in the grounds of the Catholic church of the Sacred Heart in Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol and is part of the Diocese of Clifton.

Participating artists at this venue

Venue 11

Badminton School

Westbury Road

Bristol

BS9 3BA

The main exhibition venue is in the state of the art Sports Centre Main Hall with easy access (including wheelchair access) and parking for all.

There is a bonus venue on site, which is the Badminton School Creative Arts Centre, an inspiring place where students' work is displayed in bright studios alongside dedicated facilities and a contemporary gallery space.

Refreshments are available with any profits donated to St Peter's Hospice.