Trust in art celebration
Celebrate creativity and discover new perspectives at Quarry Bank
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Join us for a special display of artwork submitted to our recent competition, developed and led by the Careers Tasters volunteers. This inspiring showcase highlights the creativity of young people responding to Quarry Bank and its surroundings through art.
The winning submission will be announced at 2pm, so don’t miss the chance to see the talent on display and support emerging artists.
There’ll also be opportunities throughout the day to get creative yourself. Bring along your own sketchbooks, pencils or art supplies, and take inspiration from the world around you – from the mill and gardens to the River Bollin.
The Careers Tasters volunteers are a group of 18–25 year olds who have been working with the team at Quarry Bank to explore what a future in heritage and conservation might involve. They’ve designed this event to connect young independent creatives with the site in fresh and exciting ways.
Admission charges do not apply.
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Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
suitable for children of all ages
- Meeting point
Please go to the entrance of the Weaving Shed Restaurant where you will see signage directing you to the event space.
- What to bring and wear
Feel free to bring sketch pads, pencils and other art materials, and dress for the weather as there will be opportunities to go outdoors.
- Accessibility
The event space is acessible via a lift.
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