Clockwork
Clockwork Studios, established in 1985 by Noel and Margy Perkins, serves as a vibrant hub for independent artists, welcoming the public for appointments, workshops, and biannual open days. The building has a rich history, once known as The Fun Factory, and was home to notable music hall performers, including Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel.
This creative space not only fosters artistic collaboration but also honors its heritage, with the Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America recently commemorating Fred Karno, the former owner, with a blue plaque. Clockwork Studios continues to be a significant part of the local art community, showcasing the talents of various artists and makers. Generated from the website
