Wednesday, 4 October 2023

Extra Gargoyle Events, Buxton



Extra Gargoyles!
Events on 1st November 

and 9th December 

It's always good to have an extra Gargoyle or two around the place!
As part of our ongoing Gargoyles and Grotesques project with Buxton Our Street,  we're putting on two additional events

Follow this link to find out about the other Gargoyle events this autumn and winter






GRINNING GARGOYLES

Date: Wednesday 1st October

Venue: The Pump Room, The Crescent, Buxton, SK17 6BH

Times: 10.30 -15:00

 

Peering down from rooftops, hanging off the gutters, dribbling on passersby, playing with pigeons…there are Gargoyles on lots of the old buildings in Buxton

 

Artists from Creeping Toad and Stone and Water will be helping visitors make their own little gargoyles to take home. Our gargoyles might have wings, long tails, big claws, wobbly tongues. 


They might be friendly, or fierce. 


They might be beautiful or ugly. 


They might be dark or bright, glittery or fluffy. 


They might be all sorts of things, but they will definitely be wonderful!

 

This workshop is free and materials are provided

 

No booking needed, just drop by and join in: it probably takes about 30 – 45 minutes to make your gargoyle

 

Many thanks to our friends The Buxton Crescent Heritage Trust andThe Green Man Gallery for their support in this project


FESTIVE FACES

Saturday 9th December

The Green Man Gallery, Hardwick Studios, Hardwick Square S, Buxton, SK17 6PY

Times: 11am - 3pm


A smiling face on the wall? A face in the window to spy passersby? Or maybe a mysterious face to watch your festive celebrations from the shadows under the Tree? A last-minute gift for a forgotten friend?

Drop in and join the Gargoyle artists to make faces inspired by the carvings on Buxton buildings. Card, foam, colour and glue will combine to give us beautiful (and maybe not-so-beautiful!) faces to decorate homes with


This is a free event, and materials are provided

No booking or tickets needed

Just drop by and join in!














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