You might have noticed some Pride of Yorkshire sculptures say ‘Part of x pride’ when you play on the Interactive Trail Site… but what does it mean?

Pride of Yorkshire Quests are mini games found within the Pride of Yorkshire Interactive Trail Site.

Each of these collections features sculptures that fit within a specific theme, and offer the additional challenge of completing them all. You can find details of each Pride Quest below:

Hometown Heroes:

Turn the volume up! Celebrating South Yorkshire’s legendary music heritage, the Hometown Heroes Quest asks you to find nine music-themed sculptures around South Yorkshire – all designed in honour of some of our musical icons. If you look carefully at these sculptures, you might even find signatures from the legends themselves!

These sculptures are:

Supermoon by Enso – Yungblud (Doncaster Dome, Doncaster)

Underneath the Stars by Matt Sewell – Kate Rusby (Elsecar Heritage Centre, Barnsley)

A Complicated Lioness by Francesca Hague – Self Esteem (Forge Island, Rotherham)

Lion Off the Estate by It’ll Do Art – The Reytons (Clifton Park, Rotherham)

dreamseeker by Enso – Bring Me the Horizon (Fitzalan Square, Sheffield)

Body Paint by Alex Szabo-Haslam – Arctic Monkeys (Hallam Square, Sheffield)

Cherish the Light by Francesca Hague – Richard Hawley (Sheffield Cathedral, Sheffield)

Paw Some Sugar by David Allen and Craig Turver – Def Leppard (Utilita Sheffield Arena, Sheffield)

Do You Recall? by Sian Ellis – Pulp (Barker’s Pool, Sheffield)

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Animal Instincts

We couldn’t do an animal-themed trail without having an animal quest, could we? From the photo-real, to the cartoon creatures – Pride of Yorkshire artists have brought their unique styles and skills to create an almighty almanac of animals!

These sculptures are:

Golden Queen by Emma Barnsley (The Moor, Sheffield)

La Dame des Millefleurs by Jessica Salazar (RSPB Dearne Valley – Old Moor, Barnsley)

Pride of the Butterflies by Faunagraphic (Castlegate, Sheffield)

Queen of the Jungle by Vicky Scott (Botanical Gardens, Sheffield)

Lioness Grove by Peachzz (Yorkshire Wildlife Park Ticket Office, Doncaster)

Bark of the Pride by Liah Edwardes (Rotherham Leisure Complex, Rotherham)

Herding Cats by Inga Ziemele (Snail Yard, Rotherham)

Find all of these sculptures to unlock a special discount at Yorkshire Wildlife Park!

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Theo’s Favourites

This special collection of sculptures was selected by staff working across Sheffield Children’s. They chose themes of bravery and resilience, went for bright and bold designs and picked those with a very special message.

These sculptures are:

Roar of the Wild by Holly Greenwood (Digital Media Centre, Barnsley)

The Lion of Laughter by Katie Abey (Wombwell High Street, Barnsley)

A Little Birdie Told Me by Zoe Genders (Steel City Stadium, Sheffield)

Astro Leo by Charlotte Mason (Waterdale, Doncaster)

Clawde by Craig Polson (Entrance to Gulliver’s Valley, Rotherham)

Aesop by Roanna Wells (Town Hall, Sheffield)

The Circus of Courage by Lydia Bennett (Weston Park, Sheffield)

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Be Proud

Pride of Yorkshire is big, it’s bold, it’s loud and it’s PROUD! Whether you need an uplifting message on the way to work or school, are looking for some glitter in the grey or just want something to make you smile, this series is packed with pride and to remind you there’s no one better at being you, than you!

These sculptures are:

Brave Bernard by Geo Law (Hallam Square, Sheffield)

Courage by Lisa Maltby (Doncaster Minster, Doncaster)

You Are Made of Stars by Andrew Hudson (Alhambra Shopping Centre, Barnsley)

Joy by Samantha Groom (Maltby Leisure Centre, Rotherham)

Roarmantic Rebel by Mandy Johnson (Hall Gate, Doncaster)

Sweetie Lion by Laura Henderson (Fitzalan Square, Sheffield)

Roar from Within by Andrew Hudson (Outside HSBC Sheffield City Centre)

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The Beautiful Game

2026 is a pretty big year for football. The World Cup kicks off in the US soon, and is set to bring some extra sunshine to the summer as we celebrate, commiserate and caffeinate (that time difference will make for some interesting alarms!). These sculptures celebrate all things football, from national achievements to local pride in our clubs.

These sculptures are:

Echoes of Hillsborough – The Gate by Zoe Burgar (Outside Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield)

Tyke of the Town by Rob Coyle/FourFourTune Illustration (Outside Oakwell Stadium, Barnsley)

Lioness of the Lane by Dave Draws (Outside Double Tree by Hilton on Bramall Lane, Sheffield)

Roaring Reds by Rob Coyle/FourFourTune Illustration (Outside AESSEAL New York Stadium, Rotherham)

Roar of the Rovers by Adam Briscoe (Outside Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster)

The Dreaming Lion by Nicole White (St Paul’s Place, Sheffield)

Roots of Greatness by Nicole White (Outside Millennium Gallery, Sheffield)

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Pride in Yorkshire

South Yorkshire has so much we can all be proud of. From its history, to its creativity and cultural significance, to its scenery, famous faces and green spaces. This collection of sculptures celebrates the things that make South Yorkshire so special.

These sculptures are:

There’s No Place Like Home by Ella Masters (Tudor Square, Sheffield)

The Pride Reflects by Amy Jackson (Outside Meadowhall Main Entrance, Sheffield)

That’s How It’s Don by Sarah Smizz (Outside Doncaster Train Station, Doncaster)

The Boy and the Bird by Matt Sewell (Hoyland Town Centre, Barnsley)

Stone Lion by Heritage Scenic Studio (Wentworth Woodhouse, Rotherham)

Lions On’t Loose in Sheffield by Josephine Dellow (Weston Park, Sheffield)

Roarsome Flo by Matt Cockayne (Hillsborough Park, Sheffield)

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Pride of Yorkshire roars to life across South Yorkshire from Monday 8 June – Sunday 6 September. Collect lions. See South Yorkshire. Support Sheffield Children’s!

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