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Koco Community Centre 15 Arches, Spon End, Coventry, CV1 3JQ
Until Sat 26 Feb 2022
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Juneau Projects in Spon End - Creative Workshop

Sat 26 Feb 2022
Koco Community Centre
15 Arches, Spon End, Coventry, CV1 3JQ
Free
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The Workshop on 19 Feb has been rescheduled to 26 Feb. 

Suitable for all ages. Booking preferred, but walk-ups welcome.

Explore the wildlife of Spon End!

Join artists Juneau Projects in a creative workshop where you can learn about and share your knowledge of the creatures and plants that live in and around Spon End. Discover what lives here now and what else may have lived here in the past. 

About Juneau Projects in Spon End

Commissioned by Coventry City of Culture Trust, in collaboration with The River Sherbourne Valley Project for #GreenFutures supported by National Lottery Heritage Fund

Green Futures
 

About Juneau Projects in Spon End

We'll start with a short walk around the area to look at the habitats and then you’ll build and paint a wildlife model from laser-cut wooden shapes. We'll include your model in an outdoor display and celebration at the end of the week, where we'll be joined by Charlotte Ridpath from Warwickshire Wildlife Trust who will lead a wildlife walk around Spon End.

The things you make in the workshop will help inspire a new artwork for Spon End.

Come back and join us on Sunday 27 February at 2pm for the outdoor display of all the work made during the workshops. More details for the wildlife walk here.

Juneau Projects in Spon End - Wildlife Walk with The Sherbourne Valley Project

Explore the wildlife of Spon End! Join artists Juneau Projects and Charlotte Ridpath from the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust for a nature spotting walk on the River Sherbourne in Spon End, where you can learn about and share your knowledge of the creatures and plants that live in and around Spon End. Discover what else may have lived here in the past and how the river and people have evolved together, pushing and pulling as the city has grown.

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