10am- 3pm: Open for Family Play
11am – 2pm: Community Cafe
5pm – 8pm: Youth Club
11am – 2pm: Surplus Food Market
5pm – 8pm: Youth Club
10:30am – 12:30pm: Surplus Food Market
10am – 3pm: Open for Family Play
2pm – 4pm: Girls’ Football Club
Workshops at Wolverhampton Art Gallery:
29th October 11am to 2pm Drop in Lanterns and Noise Maker workshop
22nd November 2pm to 4pm Drop in Lantern Decorating workshop
22nd November 2pm to 3.30 pm Meet the Artist (a discussion with Adam Billington as he makes the key thematic lantern for the parade) – Booking Essential. Click to book
Lantern Parade 28th November meeting between 5pm and 5.30 at Wolverhampton Art Gallery – Parade starts at 5.30pm
To book to carry a walking mushroom (if not already signed up during workshops) please click here
To book just to attend the parade and bring your own lantern or just join in please book click here
For more information on Fringe Arts Wolverhampton and browse or download the full programme of events please visit The Asylum Art Gallery
Fringe is a partnership between Asylum Artist Quarter, Gatis Community Space, Wolverhampton City Council and Wolverhampton BID to develop and deliver a distinct Fringe Arts that celebrates local visual artists, supports local businesses and acknowledges the resources and opportunities we have in our city centre for creative growth. Aligning with the councils seasonal activity including the Christmas Market.
Celebrating the rich tapestry of cultural heritage in Wolverhampton, we are looking for artists, performers and organisers who want to be apart of our Fringe Arts Wolves Programme.
Fringe arts celebrate all freedoms of expression. Fringe art movements are known for raising the profile of art forms and performances that exist on the periphery of mainstream arts and culture, often associated with unconventional and experimental work and community led movements.
