09 Mar 2022
A Window into the Wonderful World of Cleethorpes
Iconic scenes from Cleethorpes have transformed one of the resort’s landmark buildings after a local artist was tasked with a unique challenge.
The skills of talented artist Sarah Palmer, who runs her business The House with the Blue Door, were called upon by Cleethorpes Library as part of a creative project to redesign one of the building’s main window panels.
Caroline Moorby, Arts Development Officer, Lincs Inspire said: “The redesign was a great opportunity to be creative and celebrate everything we love about Cleethorpes. Sarah’s sketches are so colourful and distinctive, they make us pause to appreciate the beauty we have on our doorstep. We’re delighted with the outcome.”
Depicted are The Ferris Wheel, The Mouse & Moon, The Boy with the Leaking Boot, The Pier and of course Cleethorpes Library, all pictured behind paddle boarders enjoying the sunset.
Sarah said: "I was so happy to work on this lovely project celebrating some of the landmarks of the area. I hope that my work brightens the front of the library building."
The creation has also been captured to watch as a time lapse video, click here to view.
Sarah’s colourful sketches are available to buy through the gift shop at Cleethorpes Library, selling unique items by local artists and local history merchandise.
The Shop is open Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 5:30pm, Saturday 9am to 1pm. For more information visit lincsinspire.com.
Contact Information
Samuel Dean
samuel.dean@lincsinspire.com
Notes to editors
Pictured (left to right)-
Sarah Palmer, artist and owner of The House with the Blue Door,
Caroline Moorby, Arts Development Officer, Lincs Inspire
About Lincs Inspire
Lincs Inspire is a charitable trust – a non-profit organisation bringing leisure, sport, cultural and library services to local communities. Lincs Inspire's ethos is to help improve people’s lives and wellbeing by creating more inclusive places to live, work, and visit. Lincs Inspire connects people with each other, offers a safe and welcoming space with a range of activities and professional advice on hand. Activities and facilities are diverse, mindful, and inclusive of our communities and there is something on offer for everyone. Barriers are removed to encourage active involvement. Lincs Inspire brings people together, provides an opportunity for communities to socialise, build friendships, support individual’s personal development, and improve their quality of life.
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