Bumblebee Art
2 days of art and bumblebees
Serpentine Community Farm, Buxton
6, 7 July
What bumble would you bee?
A humblebee? a grumblebee? a fumblebee?
Or maybe just a Bumblebee?
For Buxton Art Trail this year, Creeping Toad is working with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust's Pollinating the Peak project to offer a different perspective on our invaluable Bumbles.
We are running 2 days of art, gardens and Bumblebees at the Serpentine Community Farm in Buxton. There will be an exhibition of paintings and pictures, mostly by local artists. There will be a chance to add
your own quick pic to our wall of postcards, building a picture of a bumblebee’s
world. You can make your own bumble-badges as well or use the opportunity to talk to
people about your garden – what can you do to make a home more bumble-welcome?
Join us at the Farm and
enjoy art, gardens and bumble-buzzing conversations!
Our Bumblebee Galleries will be open both days from 11am - 4pm. Admission is free and materials are provided for activities
Paintings in this post are by Ruth Evans whose work will be included in the exhibition this weekend. Ruth's work also features in another garden conservation project: We Are The Ark so why not drop in on that as well for still more ideas about garden, wildlife and wonder?
Photos: an Orkney Bumblebee above...and below a Dovedale Bumble....
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