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4 hours ago Flags are fluttering and flying high in a town centre - each one designed by a youngster as part of a special art project. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Jonathan Soden from The Soden Collection gallery and Stacey Hill from Oberon in Shrewsbury's High Street, which has bright flags designed by children The Great Big Art Exhibition is a national project, backed by Angel of the North creator Sir Antony Gormley, encouraging people to create their own pieces of art and display them outside their home. Shrewsbury Bid decided to take the concept one step further and asked c...

Mar 3, 2021 Children are being invited to get creative as part of a national art exhibition – with the chance of having their artwork printed on a flag in Shrewsbury town centre. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Jonathan Soden, owner of The Soden Collection art gallery, with 'Jeff', a sculpture inspired by artist Jeff Koons. Shrewsbury is taking part in The Great Big Art Exhibition, a national project. The team at Shrewsbury BID (Business Improvement District) is embracing the idea and has invited children to submit pictures, with a selection being chosen for flags which will be ...

Feb 16, 2021 The chances of enjoying Shrewsbury's stunning historic streets may be limited at present due to a certain national pandemic. But these intricate drawings can give you a real taste of the town. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up James Wade has been drawing the buildings of Shrewsbury Award winning architect and artist James St Clair Wade has been working on the Shrewsbury Streetscape Project, in which he captures the modern day town centre in unique architectural views. He has been working on it since April 2019 and his images allow the whole length of each street to be s...

Dec 16, 2020 Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Santa is to make tours of the town centre between 3pm and 4pm. Shrewsbury Severn Rotary Club’s Santa sleigh will do two or three circuits of the town from the railway station up Castle Gates, round to the top of Wyle Cop, along High Street, down Shoplatch, into Barker Street, along the Riverside and back to the station. Two Rotarians will man the Wyle Cop barricades, whilst two others will walk alongside the sleigh. “Due to Covid-19 restrictions there will be no stopping, no handouts and no opportunities to give donations to Santa,�...