Christmas markets and 2026 workshops!
I’m not sure when is too early to mention the ‘C word’, but Christmas market season seems to have come around rather quickly this year.
I’m attending a few events in person this year, and have a couple of other exciting things to share in this post, too.
This Saturday, 29th November, I will be at Wintertide in Buckfastleigh Town Hall from 10am to 5pm. There are many beautiful artisan and craft people taking their wares along, as well as some delicious food - last year was great.
From Monday the 1st to Sunday 14th December I will have my work on display and for sale in a pop up shop at Moska on Cathedral Street in Exeter city centre.
On the 2nd December from 4pm to 8pm I’ll be at Totnes late night shopping, in the Old School Hall at The Mansion on Totnes High Street
On the 5th December I'm on home turf at Okehampton Edwardian Evening from 5pm-9pm in Red Lion Yard
and finally on the 6th December I'll be at Brentor Mistletoe Fair in Brentor village hall from 10am to 2pm.
It would be lovely if anyone who follows my work comes to say hello at one of these events (though I won’t be in person at the pop up shop I'm afraid). I’ll have copies of my book, my newly released calendar, prints, notebooks, a range of greeting cards, and something new…
The eagle eyed reader may have spotted a new addition to the navigation menu on this website. This year I’ve been very lucky to be asked to lead photography workshops by Moor Trees and Dartmoor Preservation Association, and as part of Dartmoor Outdoor Festival. For 2026 I've set up a small number of workshop dates of my own.
These sessions are intended to be for small groups, with a maximum of 6 participants, each with a different theme and subject throughout the year. The atmosphere will be friendly and engaging, including some games to get you to see the world differently, whilst in the company of fellow photography enthusiasts. You can read more about the workshops here, or explore the specific sessions linked below.
Hopefully see you at a Christmas market :)
Tom