Fresh back from a 36 hr whistle stop London trip and on a high! I thought it an opportune moment to blog. The Pridden PR & Events Little Black Book is expanding and I am writing to share some of my lovely new contacts ... backed by advice from Paul Arden's book 'It's Not How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want To Be', "GIVE AWAY EVERYTHING YOU KNOW AND MORE WILL COME BACK TO YOU". IMAGE ABOVE: Paul Nash 1889-1946, The Shore, 1923, oil on canvas. Leeds Art Gallery/Bridgeman Images copyright Tate Having spent a couple of hours drooling around Tate Britain (highly recommend going to see the Paul Nash exhibition - my previous blog 'Paul Nash via The Star Inn at Harome' has exhibition details)
When it comes to exhibitions, Lotte Inch Gallery is the go to gallery. Thoughtfully curated by Lotte (Inch) with superb attention to detail, it is always a pleasure to visit; discovering new artists, designers and makers on a carousel of exhibitions throughout the year. Lotte comes from a background in Art History and Heritage having worked for The National Trust, Scampston Hall and Gardens and The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery at The University of Leeds, amongst others The gallery space is housed within a Medieval timber framed building which leans against the 13th century walls of St Mary's Abbey conveniently located in the city centre of York and less than a two minute walk from the Yor
The Star Inn at Harome by artist Susan Brunskill (giclee prints available www.susanbrunskillart.com) The Star Inn at Harome is not just a Michelin Star pub, it's a local pub too. My family and I frequently drop in for a drink before lunch, or during the summer months, there's nothing more enjoyable than an early evening drink in the garden. The fact that the restaurant has a Michelin Star is a bonus; the sole reason we love The Star Inn at Harome is because it is undoubtedly, the most welcoming pub we've ever come across. Andrew Pern is an astounding chef as well as, an embracing host which reflects in his staff, who are equally welcoming and whom we are lucky enough to call, friends. As you
