Art & Sculptures in the Vineyard
High Clandon Vineyard opens its Cellar Door once again for its much-loved Art & Sculptures in the Vineyard celebration, taking place from 28 June to 12 July 2026.
Now in its 13th year, this summer event brings together sparkling wine, contemporary art, beautiful vineyard views and colourful wildflower meadows. More than 200 works of art will be displayed across the vineyard gardens, meadows and Glass Barn, creating a joyful and inspiring experience for visitors.
The event also marks the release of High Clandon’s latest prestige vintage Cuvée, the 2021 Borealis Cuvée — a sparkling wine created to be enjoyed in the setting of the vineyard itself.
This year, 54 artists will be exhibiting at High Clandon, including distinguished names such as Christine Charlesworth, Roland Locke and Sophie Histon, alongside returning favourites including Malcolm West and Paul Harvey.
Visitors can expect a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, with art chosen to enhance the vineyard experience: approachable, uplifting and full of colour. Set against sweeping views and the charm of High Clandon’s gardens, it is a wonderful way to celebrate summer in the Surrey Hills.
The event also supports Cherry Trees, a charity providing home-from-home specialist short breaks for children and young people with complex disabilities. To date, High Clandon Vineyard has raised more than £160,000 for the charity.
High Clandon’s Cellar Door is flung wide in welcome, and their vintage Cuvée will be ready on ice.
Event: Art & Sculptures in the Vineyard
Dates: 28 June – 12 July 2026
Opening Times: 11am – 4pm
Booking: No pre-booking required
Suggested Donation: £8 per person voluntary entrance donation
All entrance donations go directly to Cherry Trees charity. In addition, 10% of art sales will also be donated to Cherry Trees. High Clandon takes no commission on the art sales, helping to support both the charity and the artists.
A circle of joy, as High Clandon says.
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