Public Art Trail - frequently asked questions

The key objectives for the trail are as follows:

• the project intent is to populate the urban area of Yarmouth with a variety of artworks which will create a uniquely fascinating free to access outdoor art gallery - this will form a series of trails which will act to improve connectivity, engage people with heritage and culture, be used to provide different means of understanding, presenting and interpreting our history and town
• the trail will support and strengthen Great Yarmouth as a walkable town which offers quality, interest and connections to heritage, culture and nature - by enhancing public spaces, a richer town experience will be generated for both residents and visitors
• increase pride in the town and attract visitors and provide a creative and imaginative means of enjoying the town
• create better sustainable transport linkages across the town and enhance public spaces, which will create a richer experience for residents in Great Yarmouth, as well as visitors
  • delivering an improved active travel offer within the town will work to increase footfall, which has associated economic growth benefits
• the project supports tourism by adding layers of interest around art, culture and heritage
• helps to reduce car dependency by encouraging walkable routes and increases footfall throughout the town. The project engages directly with people through extensive training and volunteering activities
• the trails will encourage people to walk supporting moderate exercise as well opening the town and managing movement, routes and links
• it also provides a range of opportunities for people and communities to engage with heritage and culture through workshops and events hosted as part of the project