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Leather artist Sue Jeffrey joins the gallery from April. Sue works ethically with recycled leather.

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High Peak Artists
High Peak Artists is a formally constituted association formed in 1998, allowing individual local artists in High Peak (part of the Peak District) to sell their work to a wide audience. Gallery in the Gardens is the home of High Peak Artists and operates as a commercial gallery to sell the work of the 44 members and promote arts in the local area with demonstrations and workshops. Since March 2009 our Gallery has been situated at the heart of the award winning Pavilion Gardens in Buxton, Derbyshire.

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