Inspiring Schools and Community Groups
The trail is set to raise vital funds for the charity while brightening up Luton and providing a fun, bold, colourful and family-friendly event this summer.
Annie Laughrin, Art and Learning Manager from Wild in Art, creators of innovative art trails, presented different ideas and technical guidelines to help the schools and groups create their own individual designs, which will be showcased on the trail.
Lynn Russell, Keech’s Events Manager, said: “The sixty small sculptures designed and painted by the schools and community groups will be seen by thousands of people this summer, and will feature in the trail along with thirty larger hares and tortoises being sponsored by local businesses and designed by professional artists, including some who are local artists within Luton.
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