
Treve Summer Festival

18 JULY – 2 AUGUST 2026
11.00am – 6.00pm
32 Artists will be exhibiting this year, showing an exciting and varied selection of artworks providing the perfect opportunity to purchase unique, handmade art direct from the artists themselves.
Meet the Artists and watch them at work, make something yourself at a free Art Workshop, see inside the Printmaking and Painting studios and then relax and enjoy a snack in the garden from the Pop Up Cafe.
Treve Cottage is a traditional 17th Century Sussex, timber framed and tile hung building that nestles in the beautiful West Sussex countryside at the heart of the South Downs National Park. Every year for two weeks in the Summer and One Weekend in the Winter the cottage and gardens become the home of the annual Treve Art Festival and Christmas Treve Show.
Resident artists Sally and Euan, their artist friends and selected guests come together to exhibit, demonstrate their artforms and run art workshops for visitors.
Explore the artwork displayed across
The Traditional 17th Century Sussex Cottage
The Art Marquee *
The Old Studio
The Printmaking Studio
The Painting Studio*
The Micro Cinema*
Woodland Sculpture Trail*
The Store*
* Summertime only
The Gardens are the perfect spot to enjoy the peace of birdsong and nature surrounded by art and with spectacular views across farmland to Blackdown and Bexley Hill. Relax on the grass or at one of the garden tables.
Pop Up Cafe for hot and cold drinks, baguettes and cakes.
Free Art Workshops run by the exhibiting artists at weekends. No need to book just drop in. Most are suitable for all ages.
Live Acoustic Music at weekends.
Children are very welcome. Look out for the Musical Sculptures in the garden just waiting to be played. Watch the films in the micro cinema and enjoy the woodland trail with its little bridges to cross over. See if you can Make a Splash with a donation to Water Ade and enjoy the Arty Dip.
The Barn is our onsite accommodation sleeping 4 persons.
Relax in our beautiful Barn with far reaching views across the Sussex countryside and with walks direct from the door
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