WORCESTER’s Mini and BMW dealership has become the first business to announce it’s getting on board with the city’s third major public art trail next summer.
Rybrook Group will sponsor a penguin during the eight-week sculpture trail being brought to the city by St Richard’s Hospice.
Forty large fibreglass penguin sculptures will bring a splash of colour to Worcester’s streets and public spaces to form an interactive art trail.
Gary Rudge, head of business for Rybrook Worcester MINI, said: “We’ve seen how loved the last two art trails in Worcester were and MINI is built on Big Love.
“Big Love is our inspiration to do better, to connect people and share experiences and what better way to continue the journey than by joining the St Richard’s Hospice huddle.”
Waddle of Worcester is a Wild in Art event brought to the city by St Richard’s Hospice. Forty baby penguins will be available for adoption by local schools and community groups.
Visit https://waddleofworcester.co.uk/schools/ to register an interest or follow Waddle of Worcester on social media for more.
