Caring for the World We Love
A display of some of the Loving Earth Project panels made locally will be on show at Wimbledon Library from 4th to 9th October.
Organised in conjunction with Sustainable Merton, this display will include a few pf the Lockdown Legacy panels, and panels made in the Library workshops held in 2020 before lockdown – though many of them are currently on display in Scotland for COP 26.
Covid social distancing rules apply.
A display of Loving Earth panels will continue to be on show at the Scottish Maritime Museum in Dumbarton from 25 September until the end of January 2022.
A series of textile workshops and other events will be organised during the course of the exhibition.
Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm .
See the museum’s website for further details of exhibition opening times, access and associated events.
NB Please check covid-related information on the museum’s website and book your ticket in advance where possible.
A selection of Loving Earth Project’s textile panels continues to be on display in the foyer of Maryhill Burgh Hall during COP 26 and in the weeks before it.
Come and see some beautiful textile images in different styles made by a variety of people in around the world, about some of the things they personally love, what needs to happen to avoid damage to them from climate and environmental breakdown, and what the panel- makers are doing to help.
What do you love? You can also add your own contribution to the installation of Loving Earth postcards at Maryhill Burgh Halls.
Free.
Opening times are generally Monday – Friday (10am – 6pm). Please see the Hall website for updates and more details.
This community fair is part of West Midlands wide BIG GREEN WEEK to demand action on the climate and ecological emergency.
A display of Loving Earth panels will be on show at the Scottish Maritime Museum in Dumbarton from 25 September until the end of January 2022.
A series of textile workshops will be organised during the course of the exhibition.
Open Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm . See the museum’s website for further details of exhibition opening times, access and associated events.
NB Please check covid-related information on the museum’s website and book your ticket in advance where possible.