Category: Workshops
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Up to the Beacon Sculpture Trail 2025
June 28 – Sept 21 We are delighted to announce that ArtSpace will be back at the Beacon Hill Country Park this summer with another ambitious sculpture trail. Approximately 12…
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Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition and Workshops at Beautiful Upper Beacon Hill 2024
6th August to 1st September – FREE AND OPEN TO ALL, DAWN TO DUSK. Explore the magical world of what we can’t normally see beneath our feet through the creations of…
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Fungi, mycelium and roots!
ArtSpace are working in partnership with Charnwood Arts this summer to stage a month-long sculpture event at Leicestershire County Council’s Beacon Hill Country Park. Over August artists will transform part…
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Over 24,000 visit Beacon Hill Sculpture Trail
Over the last few months, parts of the Beacon Hill Country Park have been filled with ‘tree-people’ and various other pieces of sculpture. The ‘Up To The Beacon Sculpture Trail’,…
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Up to the beacon sculpture Trail Workshops
Free Workshops at the Sculpture Trail ‘Ways with Words’ – Saturday 24 June from 2.00pm to 4.00pm, ArtSpace member and award-winning writer Mary Byrne will be hosting a creative writing workshop.…
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‘Rhythm & Movement’
ArtSpace Loughborough’s Exhibition At Déda Derby 17th May – 31st August 2023. Open Mon-Sat 9 am- 4.30 pm. ArtSpace Loughborough, which created the phenomenally successful Outwoods Sculpture Trail in summer 2023,…
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sculpture trail moves to Beacon country park
The renowned ArtSpace sculpture trail will return to Charnwood this June, moving from its previous home of the Outwoods, to Beacon country park. ‘Up to the Beacon Sculpture trail’, formerly…
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Outwoods Sculpture Trail sees more than 20,000 visitors !
We have estimated that visitor numbers were well in excess of 20,000 for the 8 weeks that the trail was open. Over 60 visitors took part in willow dragon fly…
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INTO THE OUTWOODS SCULPTURE TRAIL 2022
JUNE 2ND – JULY 24TH 2022 ArtSpace invite you to come down to the Outwoods between 2nd june and 24th July to discover the 70 tree people lining the 1¼…