Young people from Brixham have had the chance to take part in a series of workshops with local professional artists to create these site-specific installations. Opening this Easter it hopes to be something both locals and tourists can enjoy!

On Saturday 5th April there will be a guided walk starting at 10am at the Churston Woods sculpture, along the way you will have the opportunity to meet people who work at the heritage sites. The walk will finish at The Lighthouse Visual Arts Centre at 2pm, where the competition results will be announced and a photographic exhibition of all the artwork on the trail will be exhibited. We hope to see you there!

(Prior to this launch you are invited to take part in a poetry and art competition - please see Torbay Tourist Information Centres further details and a map of the trail).

This successful project acts as a poignant case study of just one of the ways Brixham College is using its specialist status effectively to impact the whole community. Furthermore, it shows how far the arts have become an important and intrinsic part of Brixham's social milieu. The Heritage Lottery Fund and Torbay Council have supported the project.