Creativity of art and crafts students is being celebrated at an exhibition in Rugby.

Rugby Mayor Nooria Sayani attended a preview of the launch of The Percival Guildhouse Art & Craft Exhibition.

Work on show from the art and craft courses features everything from watercolour to acrylic, woodworking and sewing.

Cllr Sayani said: “The diverse creative arts scene in Rugby is something we need to celebrate and continue to develop for future generations. Inter-generational art that inspires all.”

Councillor Maggie O'Rourke and Rugby's Mayor Nooria Sayani at the launch of the Percival Guildhouse Art & Craft Exhibition. Right: Cllr Sayani meets guests at the launch of The Percival Guildhouse Art & Craft Exhibition. Also pictured (l-r) David Dove, Guildhouse Trustee, art student Pat Beevers and her husband Mike.

placeholder image — Councillor Maggie O'Rourke and Rugby's Mayor Nooria Sayani at the launch of the Percival Guildhouse Art & Craft Exhibition. Right: Cllr Sayani meets guests at the launch of The Percival Guildhouse Art & Craft Exhibition. Also pictured (l-r) David Dove, Guildhouse Trustee, art student Pat Beevers and her husband Mike.

Guildhouse Trustee, David Dove, praised the standard of works on show from those produced by complete beginners to that of others who have attended day, afternoon or evening courses for many years.

He thanked the Mayor and Councillor O’Rourke for their support and endorsement of the Guildhouse.

The exhibition is at Rugby Art Gallery & Museum’s Floor One Gallery from now until June 27, 10am – 4pm.

Find out more about what’s on by visiting https://percival-guildhouse.co.uk/ and https://www.ragm.co.uk/