Anarkitty

Location

Outside H2O Bathroom Solutions, Woodseats

Anarkitty is spirited, witty and always unapologetically herself. Her tattoos mix folklore and modern myth, carrying images that are both deeply personal and universally resonant.

She is a patchwork of stories, symbols of resistance, joy and transformation, and wears ink that is strong, quirky and powerful.

Anarkitty celebrates identity as a work in progress, and reminds us that Pride can mean both belonging and self-definition, and that art is for everyone.

Alastair Flindall – Neck of the Wood Studio

Alastair Flindall runs community arts studio, Neck of the Wood, which works with institutions in the education and healthcare sectors, local councils and Arts Council England to deliver the kind of artwork and workshops that enliven communities.

Alastair’s work is fun – infused with nostalgia, collage, humour, typography, and texture. Sprinkle in an interactive element, like augmented reality or a co‑creation workshop.

Alastair is also the Co-Director of Lick of Paint Festival, Sheffield’s celebration of street art, colour and creativity in public space. His work is fun, infused with nostalgia, collage, humour, typography and texture.

A person with a beard, glasses and a beanie hat sits with their back against a wall. and smiles at the camera. They are wearing a cosy blue jumper, and on the wall behind them it reads 'Lick of Paint'

Based in: Sheffield | See his work: @neckofthewoodstudio | Find out more: www.neckofthewoodstudio.com

Pride of Yorkshire supports children like Harmony from Sheffield.

Harmony receives treatment from the Respiratory Service at Sheffield Children’s for Bronchiectasis, a rare and lifelong condition, and Tracheomalacia, which causes the windpipe to collapse.

Read Harmony’s story by clicking here.

2-4-1 burgers at Two Thirds Beer Co

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