Open Studio 2026 @ White Trees venue 19
Demonstrations in the Studio
Exhibition of Drawings, Collages & Paintings the Teaching Studio / Gallery including new small works just for the open studio
Open Garden (approved by the National Garden Scheme in 2012) All visitors are welcome to explore the creativity in the garden too.
Join us for ‘A Great British Garden Party ‘ serving homemade treats and refreshments raising money for the Nursing Charities supported by the National Garden Scheme
My work is all about the importance and understanding of drawing; I find it difficult to separate myself from the vitality of it and the need to do it, making it a vital foundation of my work and teaching practice. ‘Drawing’ is where it starts in my sketchbooks & what continues to be about which ever medium I choose setting in motion the development of an idea plus a sense of renewal and continuation. I see the collage work as ‘drawing’ with shapes of paper and colour..
My work is held in private and public collections internationally and I was a winner at Mini print International in Cadaquès in 2021/22
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Contact name
Julie Reid
Exhibition address
'White Trees' 289 Dogsthorpe Road PETERBOROUGH PE1 3PA
Artist address
'White Trees' 289 Dogsthorpe Road PETERBOROUGH PE1 3PA
Open days
28 June 2026 (12:00 - 18 :00)
5 July 2026 (12:00-18:00)
11 July 2026 (12:00 - 18:00)
12 July 2026 (12:00 - 18:00)
Open other times by appointment
Yes
Demonstrations available
Yes
Tuition offered
Yes
Garden open for visitors
Yes
Refreshments served
Yes
Commissions accepted
Yes with consultation
The Garden at White Trees
The garden is an important extension of the creativity at 
White Trees. Designed by Julie with the assistance of her husband Michael (engineer and philosopher) it is divided into separate small gardens with something to draw the eye at every step. Every year small tweaks are made here and there to keep the ideas fresh as the garden matures.
In 2012 it was approved to open to the public as part of The National Garden Scheme (Yellow Book) and Julie and Michael held a number of successful events over the following years raising a considerable amount of money for the NGS charities. They have continued to develop the garden but now only open it to the public during PAOS and at the same time host ‘A Great British Tea Party’ supporting the NGS charities. Julie bakes a number of homemade sweet and savoury treats for the event including the frequently requested Lavender Cake.
