Macclesfield Camera Club in free exhibition at Macclesfield Library

By Alex Greensmith

22nd May 2024 | Local News

There's just a few days left to enjoy the exhibition.
There's just a few days left to enjoy the exhibition.

There is a free photography exhibition at Macclesfield Library, celebrating local photographers.

Macclesfield Camera Club's annual exhibition at the Jordangate Library is back for another year.

The exhibition is up for Monday May 13 to Saturday May 25, open during normal library hours.

Ridgegate Resevoir, Macclesfield Forest, by Martin Welch.

But please note, the library opening hours have recently been revised!

Over 50 photos feature, from stunning animal images, to gritty city shots.

Macclesfield locations feature, from Ridgegate Reservoir to Mill Street.

You have until Saturday, 1pm, to witness the free exhibit of local photographers.
But there is also work from further afar, by Macclesfield snappers.

For more information about Macclesfield Camera Club, please click HERE.

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