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Art on the Island: Nature and Art Walk

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Enjoy a walk to Northey Island and take part in some creative activities along the way.

Artist Sara Hayes and a guest artist will guide you along Northey Island, investigating its environmental importance and some of the measures taken to protect it.

You will think about how we interact with this place, and come away with a new way of looking at the location and some creative art work as part of that.

Booking details

Call 0344 249 1895 

Suitability – Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Meeting point – Meet in Promenade Park CM9 5UR by the Boating Lake carpark. W3W: airbrush.engraving.earful Pay and display parking is available (not National Trust).What to bring and wear

Northey Island is accessed via a tidal causeway which is covered approximately 3 hours either side of high tide. Please check Maldon tide times when planning a visit.

Northey Island is a remote and exposed location so please bring layers, waterproof clothing and wear sensible footwear suitable for uneven terrain.

Accessibility – This is a walking event which includes some uneven terrain. There are no accessible bathroom facilities. Please email us at [email protected] if you would like more information.

Submitted by: Sara Hayes
This event has happened

2024-06-18 14:00
2024-06-18 14:00

Hosted by: The National Trust
Northey Island, Maldon, UK

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