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St Luke’s lights the way for coming new art trail
Western Morning News
|September 01, 2025
PLANS for a spectacular charity lighthouse art trail which is coming to Plymouth next year are well underway.
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St Luke’s Hospice is hosting the Guiding Lights event, to raise funds and awareness for the compassionate end of life services offered by the hospice charity. The event will run for 10 weeks next summer, culminating in an auction of the exhibited sculptures to the highest bidders.
Following in the footsteps of the highly successful Elmer's Big Parade back in 2019, St Luke's is teaming up once again with expert producers Wild in Art.
This time, the aim is to create a trail of up to 40 distinctive 2.4 metre tall lighthouses. Each one is to be uniquely designed and decorated by a professional or emerging artist and generously sponsored by a local business, organisation or individual.
This story is from the September 01, 2025 edition of Western Morning News.
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