SPLASHES of colour have been dotted around Ulverston as part of a new outdoor exhibition encouraging creativity in the town.
Flying umbrellas, colourful cairns and three pianos have all been placed around various spots as part of Ulverston Community Enterprises’ latest exhibition.
The group is running a series of outdoor installations throughout August to bring some enjoyment into the town after the venue was forced to cancel the remainder of its events for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Director Beth Kennedy said the installations are ‘bringing a splash of colour to the town’ for all passers-by to enjoy.
She said: “We all felt very strongly that we should be doing something in the town which promoted social activity, creativity and inclusivity, but in a safe way.
“We wanted people to enjoy this when they were out for a walk in the town.
“We decided to place three pianos in Canal Foot, Market Street and Ford Park for anyone to play on and enjoy.
“There’s umbrellas across Market Street and colourful cairns alongside the canal. It’s something to enjoy without going to the theatre or a festival which is creative. The response has been brilliant.”
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