Graffiti gets thumbs-up in Thetford
Adam Gretton Street graffiti will for once be permitted at a Norfolk town later this month as part of a series of arts events.The Market Place in Thetford will be turned into a giant canvas on August 27 and 28 as part of a summer arts extravaganza organised by Keystone Development Trust.
Adam Gretton
Street graffiti will for once be permitted at a Norfolk town later this month as part of a series of arts events.
The Market Place in Thetford will be turned into a giant canvas on August 27 and 28 as part of a summer arts extravaganza organised by Keystone Development Trust.
The car park will be closed during the two-day free event, which will allow families to paint on the street between 11am and 3pm.
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A children's arts club will also take place at the Abbey Neighbourhood Centre every Tuesday between 4pm and 5.30pm for five to nine-year-olds and 6pm to 7.30pm for 10 to 15-year-olds.
The Bollywood Brass Band will also be playing at the Carnegie Room on Saturday, September 29, as part of a year-long series of arts events funded by the Monument Trust.
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Terry Jermy, community arts coordinator at Keystone Development Trust, said: “This series of activities was put together to give people to opportunity to get involved with art in its many different forms.”
