Arts and crafts

Arts and crafts attractions on the Isle of Wight.

Isle of Wight glass - St Lawrence, Ventnor

One of the finest glassmaking teams in Europe, this family run glass business has collections inspired by the magnificent coastline & landscape surrounding the studio. You can watch this magical craft and witness raw materials being turned into truly unique glassware... More info.

Dimbola lodge museum - Terrace lane, Freshwater Bay

Dimbola Lodge Museum was home to the pioneering Victorian photographer, Julia Margaret Cameron, who photographed the cream of Victorian society from Tennyson, Darwin and Watts to Lewis Carroll and the actress Ellen Terry... More info.

Isle of Wight pearl - Military road, Brighstone

Situated off the Military Road near Brighstone, with free admission and parking, Isle of Wight Pearl houses the largest collection of pearls under one roof. Oyster produced pearls include South Seas, Baroque and Tahitian. Experience the production of our jewellery and commission individual designs in an open workshop... More info.

Chessell pottery - Shalcombe, Yarmouth

Porcelain-making and decorating studios set in a 300 year old farm complex. Gallery for original pictures and individual studio pottery. Technical display on materials used, etc. Historical display - early pieces of Chessell pottery and porcelain. Factory shop and coffee shop... More info.

Quay arts centre - Sea street, Newport harbour

The Quay Arts Centre is the Isle of Wight’s leading art gallery and venue for live arts events. It is situated in a converted 19th Century brewery warehouse complex pleasantly located at the head of the River Medina... More info.