Made in Ross is a co-operative of local arts and crafts producers living
within 20 miles of the beautiful market town of Ross-on-Wye

​The unique work created by these artists and makers is on display to view (and buy!) everyday upstairs in the historic Ross-on-Wye Market House. ​
​Come and see the wide range of affordable ​hand-made arts and crafts on offer and meet the individual artists and makers behind these original works.
FREE Admission to the Historic Market House Building and all Made in Ross Gallery exhibitions.
LIFE AS WE SEE IT - IN THE CENTRE OF ROSS-ON-WYE
For the first time ever an exhibition of portraits and paintings of the human form will be on show at Made in Ross in the Market House, Ross-on-Wye starting next Sunday alongside the beautiful and varied work of the Made in Ross artist’s cooperative.
The exhibition will showcase work by members of a Life Class tutored by Angela Palmer at Brockweir in the Wye Valley. The show is entitled “Life As We See It” and has been held annually for the past 20 years in various venues, most recently Taurus Crafts in Lydney. 
​​For more information click HERE
Ross-on-Wye officially launched the Gilpin 2020 festival on November 5th with a celebration of local producers and tourism in the streets. 
Made in Ross were delighted to be part of the main celebrations with special opportunity to meet and chat with HRH Prince Charles 
NEW for 2019
​If you ever wanted to have a go....
​Made in Ross is about to run workshops from the
Gallery.

Run by our own members as well as other local artists. Starting from September we will be running classes in  drawing, knitting, fused glass, making recycled bugs and  garden flowers, stained glass, wool felting and much more...
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Please click on the WORKSHOPS BUTTON for more
information on dates and times.

Learn more about the artists and makers - click on a name to view their work

Please note...we are not a main tourist information office. We are part of a number of businesses that agree to hold tourist information such as maps and leaflets. For more detailed information on tourism in Ross on Wye please go to Mandy Moos Cafe. 
More local tourism websites are on our Useful Links page