Original art and local work are being showcased at a new exhibition at the Castle Park Arts Centre in Frodsham.
There will also be a chance to meet the artists at an open evening from 7pm-9pm on Friday (February 26).
The exhibition, which runs until April 3, is split into four galleries.
They include a gallery by artist Derek Mercer, who has painted a selection of landscapes from the Lake District National Park.
Up Up and Away by Christine Howard features a collection of her work in three genres: rural, industrial and coastal.
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She said: “It is the culmination of two fantastic years of my artistic life and I am proud and excited to invite you to view and consider the work.”
There is also a joint textile exhibition by artists Lizzie Patel and Ruth Wooles featuring the River Dee and a gallery dedicated to the world of surrealism.
Entry for the open evening is free and it also costs nothing to go and see the Castle Park exhibition at a later date from 10am to 4pm Monday to Saturday and from 1pm to 4pm on Sundays.
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For more information contact the centre on 01928735832.
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