A popular Marlow food spot is set to add a splash of colour to this year’s Marlow Arts Trail.
Millar’s Eatery, based on the Globe business park, has announced it will transform part of its premises into a curated gallery space for the duration of the 2026 trail.
The move marks a fresh step in the eatery’s commitment to championing local creativity and supporting artists within the community.
Known for its vibrant flavours and warm, relaxed atmosphere, Millar’s will now offer visitors something extra: the chance to enjoy great food, great coffee, and great art all under one roof.
Ross Millar, one of the owners, said: "We’re incredibly proud to be joining the Marlow Arts Trail for the second year in 2026.
“Our community has always been at the heart of what we do, and this partnership allows us to give local artists a platform while offering our guests a richer cultural experience.
"We can’t wait for visitors to discover fantastic art while enjoying the food and coffee Millar’s is known for.”
The temporary gallery will showcase an inspiring mix of work from talented local artists, giving diners and trail‑goers a new reason to stop by.
The Marlow Arts Trail has become a staple of the town’s cultural calendar, drawing residents and visitors into a network of venues each spring.
The 2026 event will feature more than 35 artists across multiple locations, offering everything from painting and printmaking to sculpture, ceramics, and mixed‑media pieces.
Millar’s Eatery says its involvement is about strengthening ties with the creative community and giving artists another platform to share their work.
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