7-8 November 2026
Come and discover something you'll love living with

Thank you to the hundreds of people who visited our studios in November 2025. We hope you enjoyed discovering the answer to the question’ What do artists do all day?’ 

We plan to repeat the studio trail for the third time over the weekend of 7-8 November 2026 with twice as many artists and makers across East Berkshire. You are invited to come and discover art you will love living with.

We believe that original art isn’t an investment or a luxury—it’s something that enriches everyday life. To be kept informed of all the new artists and developments, why not sign up to our short and friendly newsletter? Scroll to the bottom of this page to add your email. We send a newsletter once a fortnight with news from Acorn artists and the wider art community.

As a group we want to encourage accessibility to art and artists by sharing what goes on behind the scenes. As well as works of art, there may well be unique gifts to tempt you ahead of the festive season.

Follow us on Instagram or sign up for our short fortnightly newsletter (scroll to the bottom of this page) for the latest news and updates.

Also, check out our Acorn Open Studios YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@AcornOpenStudios

Acorn Courses and Art Groups

If the art you have seen has made you want to explore your creative side then please check out our local artists-run or on-line courses and local art groups who welcome new members of all ages and skills.

Acorn Courses and Art Groups – pdf

Applications

Applications for 2026 are now closed. If you are interested in joining the trail in 2027 please visit the trail in November and talk to us.

Where to find us...

Planning to view the trail?

If you intend visiting the trail please add your interest on Eventbrite and be kept updated.

I plan to visit!

The 2026 Brochure

Our 2026 brochure is now published. Please check for details of this year’s trail.

2026 Brochure – pdf

Proudly sponsored by:

Hurst Show

Robseal Roofing Solutions

Supporting arts and the community

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