Coffee Tree director Jo Goude, watercolour painter Marilyn Hyde and former chairman of Wisbech St Mary Parish Council Brian Payne. (Image: Archant)
The Coffee Tree Xperience in Guyhirn held an art exhibition to raise funds for the restoration of Wisbech St Mary Church.
The week-long display included pieces by watercolour painter Marilyn Hyde and March photographer Ronnie Fletcher.
There was also a selection of pictures and paintings for sale, with a portion of profits being donated to the Wisbech St Mary Church Restoration Fund.
Organiser Jill Goude said: “It went very well but we didn’t get a great deal of funding from it.
“Paintings were sold and we have another exhibition on the first weekend of September to raise funds for the church.”
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