The countdown is on for INSPIRE 26, with less than four weeks remaining until St Boniface Church in Bunbury opens its doors for this community event from 26th – 28th June.
This year's exhibition will feature more than 80 artists and over 200 works of art, transforming the church into a vibrant celebration of creativity, faith, and community. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience a diverse range of artistic styles and mediums showcased throughout the historic church.
Preparations are in full swing, sustainable floral displays playing a key role in the event. Flowers have been sourced from local flower farms and are also being lovingly grown in the gardens of community members especially for INSPIRE 26. These locally grown blooms will add colour, beauty, and fragrance throughout the exhibition.
There will also be a café selling delicious cakes teas and coffees.
Outside the church, visitors will be welcomed by a creative potted flower and vegetable garden display, highlighting the talents of local gardeners and celebrating the connection between art, nature, and community.
INSPIRE 26 is made possible through the dedication of artists, gardeners, volunteers, and supporters who have been working for months to create a memorable experience for visitors of all ages.
Event Details
INSPIRE 26
26th–28th June St Boniface Church, Bunbury
Opening Times
Friday 26th June 12.00pm until 5.00pm
Saturday 27th June 10.00am to 5.00pm
Sunday 28th June 10.00am until 4.00pm
Adults £5.00 children free
Over 80 participating artists
More than 200 works of art
Floral displays featuring locally sourced and home-grown flowers
Potted flower and vegetable garden display
Everyone is invited to come and be inspired by this unique celebration of art, flowers, gardens, and community spirit.
For more information contact:
...or the St Boniface website.
Please see examples of the flowers (from Inspire 22) alongside artworks to be featured this year.
The event is sponsored by Mornflake Oats, Okells Garden Centre and Mike & Dawn Dodds of Nantwich Market.
Pictured - St Boniface Church in Bunbury.
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