Britain's What's On Event Guide
Robins appear when loved ones are near in-memory art installation
Five hundred hand-crafted clay robins will be flocking to Chester House Estate to mark the 25th birthday of Kettering’s Cransley Hospice for an in-memory installation.
The robins, crafted by local potter Louise Crookenden-Johnson to raise funds for the hospice, will land at Chester House Estate on Friday, 16th June for a private unveiling. From Saturday, 17th June to Sunday, 25th June the installation will be free to view and open to the general public, complemented by a robin-themed treasure hunt around the grounds of the estate.
The robins, crafted by local potter Louise Crookenden-Johnson to raise funds for the hospice, will land at Chester House Estate on Friday, 16th June for a private unveiling. From Saturday, 17th June to Sunday, 25th June the installation will be free to view and open to the general public, complemented by a robin-themed treasure hunt around the grounds of the estate.
The installation is free and open to the public. There will be opportunities to make cash and cashless donations to support the hospice at the venue.
Chester House, Irchester, Northamptonshire NN8 2DH
Sat 17 Jun to Sun 25 Jun 2023
More about
Cransley Hospice Trust
©
Where Can We Go Ltd.
2024