BOXTROPOLIS workshops taking place in the Chantry Centre

The sessions will take place in the Chantry Centre.
The sessions will take place in the Chantry Centre.
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A renowned cardboard artist will create an entire city out of cardboard boxes in Andover.

Sam Wilde will be hosting BOXTROPOLIS, a hands-on workshop, at the Chantry Centre during the Easter school holidays.

In the free sessions, families will have the opportunity to unleash their imagination and collaborate on constructing a cardboard metropolis.

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The workshop is in the old O2 shop, near the Guildhall entrance, and will be held on Tuesday, April 15 and Saturday, April 19.

Sessions run from 10am to 3pm, and participants can stay as long as they like.

Whether you've got five minutes to spare or five hours, everyone from seasoned artists to curious beginners can join in.

All children at the event must be accompanied by an adult.

BOXTROPOLIS aims to bring people together in a creative atmosphere and promises to be a fun and engaging experience for all ages.

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