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Official opening 05 November 2022 Net Zero Visions Mural

Saturday 5th November 2022. Official Celebration - Tiverton's Net Zero Visions Mural. A morning of celebration at Tiverton Pannier Market plus the Farmers' Market, seasonal stalls, food and drink, music and activities. 10:30am - celebrations start! 10:45am - a short official opening ceremony by Cllr Sue Griggs, Mayor of Tiverton.

 

A morning of celebration to mark the completion of the Net Zero Mural in the Pannier market in Tiverton. Alongside the monthly Farmers Market, there will be seasonal stalls, food and drinks, music, and creative activities. 

10:30am - celebrations start! 
10:45am - a short official opening ceremony by Cllr Sue Griggs, Mayor of Tiverton.

When you have finished celebrating and exploring the market stalls, you are also welcome to come afterwards to the ReRooted Surplus Food café for a drink and a snack, and at 12:30pm, a free lunch! 

About the project

Sustainable Tiverton worked with artist Kate Crawfurd and local people to turn a “Net Zero Vision” into a public artwork to inspire community ideas and actions for a low carbon future. 
The Net Zero Visions project is funded by AHRC and supported by ERDF Low Carbon Devon, led by University of Plymouth in collaboration with Devon Climate Emergency and communities across Devon. Artworks in these different settings will help to raise awareness of the Devon Carbon Plan and engage people in the process and possibilities of change.
Kate Crawfurd, the artist commissioned to produce the mural at Tiverton Pannier Market, took inspiration from the local stakeholders brought together by Sustainable Tiverton when they were awarded support for this project. This was a way to collect loads of ideas for what might be in the vision - such as local food, energy, transport, homes and community projects.  
Kate said: "The mural is designed to be a hopeful, empowering art piece which will engage passers-by and make them stop and think about the future they would like for Tiverton. The mural incorporates small changes that everyone can make to help move towards that future, as well as bigger, more city/countrywide changes we can all aspire to."