People living in Market Drayton have been encouraged to get creative and submit their artwork for a Spring exhibition
Photographers, painters and art enthusiasts have been encouraged to submit their work as part of a month-long exhibition celebrating creativity.
The team at Market Drayton Library, Cheshire Street, have urged people to submit their artwork to the library, which will go on display next month.
It comes as part of the Get Creative project – a national campaign run by a group of cultural organisations to support everyday creativity in our homes and public spaces.
Now, staff at Market Drayton Library will be accepting all types of artwork that adults would like to bring in, from paintings to sculptures, needlework to pottery.
Tori Watson from the library, said: "We ran the exhibition last year and it was very successful, but it was a lot of work for a week so we thought we'd do it for the whole month."
Last year the library saw 40 exhibitors submit material, both amateur and professional, which they are hoping to exceed for this year's exhibition.
The exhibition was set up as a way to encourage people to get out and bring the community together after Covid-19 restrictions were eased last year.
Market Drayton Library run a number of events that are not book-orientated in order to bring people together in their Community Living Room.
The library has a number of other events scheduled for this year, particularly for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebrations in the Summer.
To submit a piece of artwork or to find out more, contact Market Drayton Library on 01630 652105 or pop in during the opening hours.
