WOOLLY Wednesdays, a social knitting group that meets weekly at Fairfield Farm in Dilton Marsh, have yarn-bombed the grounds of the college for the Wylye Valley Art trail.
Since its founding in 2001, the biennial Wylye Valley Art Trail has established itself as the largest visual arts event in Wiltshire.
This year, in May running from Saturday 18th to Monday 27th, is the 10th Wylye Valley Art Trail. The largest and most exciting yet, with 87 venues, scattered across southwest Wiltshire, set in some of the most beautiful countryside this county has to offer, it covers Westbury, Warminster, Wylye, Maiden Bradley, Mere, Hindon, Tisbury and villages in between.
Fairfield Farm College is venue number 11 on the trail and features the work of the Woolly Wednesdays knitting group, as well as a combination of students’ work, local artists and a mosaic and craft workshop led by Fragmented Art.
To find out more about the trail and other venues visit https://wvat.co.uk.
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