Masham is a small market town in Wensleydale in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, known for its splended market square, georgian architecture and ancient St. Mary's Church. The lovely setting has inspired artists and writers for many years - Turner painted here and it was reportedly one of Lewis Carroll's favourite spots. The River Ure, gentle hills and fresh air continue to inspire. Come to Masham, whether you want to create your next masterpiece or buy some one else's amazing creation!

Visit the Gallery which showcases high-quality contemporary art from established and emerging British artists, functional and decorative crafts. This is where you'll find work by local artists Josie Beszant, Ian Scott Massie, Hester Cox and Charlotte Morrison. Just around the corner is the Nikky Corker Gallery, filled with her colourful pictures and a selection of gifts. Masham has two glass studios - Uredale Glass and the Desiree Hope Gallery.

If you'd like to develop your own skills, come on a full or half day course at ArtisOn where you can learn a variety of crafts including stained glass, blacksmithing, felt-making, drawing and painting.