St Boniface Church to become hub of creativity with exhibition

Art to be displayed at St Boniface Church <i>(Image: Tom Crotty)</i>
Art to be displayed at St Boniface Church (Image: Tom Crotty)
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St Boniface Church is set to become a hub of creativity with the return of the INSPIRE 26 exhibition.

Taking place from June 26 to 28, the event is expected to draw art enthusiasts and community members alike.

This year, the church will showcase more than 200 works of art from over 80 artists, offering a wide variety of styles and media.

Organisers say the exhibition will be an opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in a "vibrant celebration" of creativity, faith, and community within the historic church setting.

The event is not just about art.

Sustainable floral displays, sourced from local flower farms and the gardens of community members, will add a splash of colour and fragrance to the exhibition.

Outside, visitors can expect an inventive potted flower and vegetable garden display.

This exhibit highlights the skills of local gardeners and underscores the bond between art, nature, and community.

INSPIRE 26 is a community-driven event, brought to life by the efforts of artists, gardeners, volunteers, and supporters.

The aim is to create a memorable experience for visitors of all ages.

A café will also be open, serving a variety of cakes, teas, and coffees.

INSPIRE 26, sponsored by Mornflake Oats, Okells Garden Centre, and Mike and Dawn Dodds of Nantwich Market, will open on Friday, June 26, from 12pm to 5pm, Saturday, June 27, from 10am to 5pm, and Sunday, June 28, from 10am to 4pm.

Entrance is priced at £5 for adults, while children can enter for free.

Organisers are inviting everyone to come and be inspired by this unique celebration of art, gardens, and community spirit.

For more information, contact inspire26art@gmail.com or visit the St Boniface website.

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