March Of The Elephants 2024

Lichfield, Tamworth and Sutton Coldfield, England, United Kingdom

COMING SOON: Join the herd on this elephant-inspired art trail around the West Midlands.

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March Of The Elephants 2024 dates

Starts: 1 July 2024

Ends: 8 September 2024

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About March Of The Elephants 2024

Summer 2024 sees the arrival of more than sixty elephant sculptures around the West Midland cities of Lichfield, Tamworth and Sutton Coldfield. The art trail is going to showcase local artists and will raise funds for St Giles Hospice who are celebrating over 40 years of providing hospice care.

As this is a newly announced art trail, not all details may be correct and more information will be added over the coming months.

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Artworks

60


Timing

2 days


Difficulty

Easy


Access

Good

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Added by: arttrailproject

Published: 23 February 2023

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