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The inaugural Wayfarers Contemporary Art Fair will take place beneath the iconic glass dome of Southport's Wayfarers Arcade 17-18th July 2026, with free public entry between 10am and 5pm each day. A new Biennale for Southport, the art fair will shine a spotlight on contemporary northwest, UK and international artists at different stages of their career. With 100+ contemporary artists exhibiting, plus live entertainment, talks, artist demonstrations, food and drink. The exhibits will tell the story of 'place, play and folk'. Artists include Tony Heaton OBE, Tina Dempsey, Julian Taylor and Geoffrey Robinson. Plus Southport's pioneers Brian Lewis, Peter Owen, Grant Searle and 2026 Sefton Art prize winners Peter Lavell and Jess Woolston. With local emerging talent including Zulay Sayalero and Kerry Koyne. The art fair has teamed up with Bebe's Hive charity. They will receive 10% of all art sold, to support Southport grieving children and families through the arts. Work on exhibition and for sale include fine art painting, print, sculpture, ceramics, photography and textiles. For the full programme see: www.wayfarerscontemporaryartfair.com.

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