Discover Cambridge’s Autumn Festival
OPEN STUDIOS 2025
Discover you passion for art!

SATURDAY 5 & SUNDAY 6 APRIL 2025
10AM – 4PM

Celebrating Cambridge Artists
Cambridge is rich in colour, art and galleries.
Take a free, self-guided tour of artists’ studios, experiencing up close the personal workspace of a range of talented Cambridge artists and art orientated businesses.

Download the Cambridge Open Studios Artists and Art Trail Map A4.
Or pick up the art trail information at Paper Plus Cambridge (54 Victoria Street), Onyx (70 Alpha Street), Inspirit Gallery (360 Pencarrow Road, Tamahere) & Sinclair Barclay Gallery (59 Duke Street).
Contact: Carole Hughes – Ph 021 401 951


Kirsten McIntosh
6 Williams Street, Cambridge With every painting that Kirsten does, she looks for a challenge and finds such opportunities in reflections, in clouds, with flowers, roadside grasses and a late afternoon sun. She works with a limited colour palette especially with the New Zealand landscape. Find out more about Kirsten
Kate Burchett - Studio Three
3 Grosvenor Street, Cambridge Art has not just been a passion for me but more of the way I perceive life. An Australasian College of the Arts graduate, dip Ceramic Art plus dip Equine Management. From understanding conformation and movement in horse breeding and gesture in art, I’ve used all to express my point of view. Award-winning in New Zealand in all disciplines. I welcome visitors to my studio. Visit Studio Three
Cambridge Society of Arts
Thornton Road (by the outdoor gym area) The CSA offers members a place to paint, has regular exhibitions for the sale of art, and holds workshops in different mediums to inspire those attending. The art for this event will show varied works including those in pastel, oil, acrylic and watercolour. Visit Cambridge Society of Arts
Catherine Haworth
129 Forrest Road, Cambridge Catherine is a well know pastel artist who creates delightful images of horses, dogs and cats. Her fine art works are in homes both in NZ and overseas. Find out more about Catherine
Inspirit Gallery
360 Pencarrow Road, Tamahere Spacious purpose built gallery and sculpture garden showing the best of New Zealand art & design. Stunning rural views. Be inspired at Inspirit Gallery
Carole Hughes
19 Queen Street, Cambridge Carole is a self-taught Cambridge artist who has a passion for colour and Fauve art. The use of colours, bold thick strokes and an almost naïve way of putting paint on canvas is a magical blend. Find out more about Carole
Sinclair Barclay Gallery
59 Duke Street Wayne Sinclair is a New Zealand artist based in Cambridge. You can view his work and usually catch him in action painting onsite at Sinclair Barclay Gallery in Duke Street, Cambridge.
Faith Thomas
35 Campbell Street, Leamington Originally from Auckland I completed my Bachelor of Fine Arts with a Printmaking major in 1982 from Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland University. Now living in Cambridge I have exhibited throughout New Zealand for over 40 years and have contributed to exhibitions in Russia, Portugal, Australia, England, Japan, Germany and America. I am a longstanding member of the Print Council of Aotearoa New Zealand and a strong advocate for young and emerging Printmakers. Although I generally work with the intaglio techniques of etching and mezzotint my recent works explore the juxtaposition of lino images and Harakeke paper made from native New Zealand flax plants. Read more about Faith
Lea Woutersen
131 McLarnon Road, Cambridge Lea paints in oil and acrylic, does encaustic and gourd art and also makes sculptures.
Janet Smith @ The Woolshed Pottery
37 Kairangi Road, Roto-o-Rangi The Woolshed Pottery at Roto-o-Rangi is a working pottery with several different kilns available which produce different firing effects – visitors will see an array of work from domestic to more contemporary pieces. I include other local artists’ work too. View the kiln and pottery
Creative Fibre
230 The Oaks Drive, Cambridge Cambridge Creative Fibre teaches and supports its members in their exploration of techniques to process and craft with all fibre. The techniques include spinning, weaving, knitting and felting. We also interact with the community through our annual exhibition and yarn bombing the town.