LAST DAY AT THE CORO..OFF TO ST MARY'S and THE SJB MONUMENT

Today is our last day at the Coro.  Thank you to all our visitors and to the staff and management here, we've thoroughly enjoyed our time at the Coro, and its been a very valuable few weeks.
So, if you're in town  ..come and see us.  

Not that this is the end of Green Room. As you may know, Pete's sound piece will be installed in the Monument on Hoad on Sept 25. The Monument  opens to visitors weather permitting...if the flag is flying, it's open.

 From September 14 Fran's work and the pieces from the schools will be on show in the cafe at St Mary's Hospice in Ulverston, and Lexi's work will be in the Hospice Day Room.  











I went for a recce with Bob Qazi and Geoff Steele, Corporate Fundraisers at the Hospice, and we agree that the work will look great in these sites and provide a spur for further projects. We'll be having further talks regarding workshop  and art therapy sessions, which would be a great legacy for Green Room.  

If you don't know the Hospice, it's in a beautiful setting under Hoad and the Cafe is well worth a visit. 

More info here..

http://www.stmaryshospice.org.uk/   


This photo (above) is from Neil Fleming Ulverston Ltd. Neil runs the town's excellent 
Visit Ulverston site and has given Artspace a real boost by including our events in their calendar.  
Here's the site..

http://visitulverston.com/

And a last couple of blasts on the trumpet from the Coro Exhibition visitors book...

" Really lovely to have an opportunity to see local creative works of art. More please!"

"The first of many explosions of creativity in our Coro. Wild wooly and wonderful. Stunning stuff. Thank you."

Thank you one and all.