
Wembley Park Art Trail
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There’s more outdoor art to savour as Wembley Park launches a brand spanking new art trail, ... by artists from around the world.
Spotlight on... Football Should Be Unforgettable
Paying tribute to the deep-rooted connection between Wembley Park and English football, 'Football Should Be Unforgettable' is a new outdoor photography exhibition curated by Alzheimer’s Society. Featuring illuminated portraits of English football stars Jack Grealish, Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw, along with Scottish player Charlie Gibson and images of other recipients of Alzheimer’s Society’s support, each image reflects on their earliest memory of falling in love with the beautiful game. The exhibition follows the recent announcement of improvements to Wembley Stadium, the home of English football, of which Alzheimer’s Society is a charity partner, and which has become the first national stadium to be dementia friendly.
Find out more about photography exhibition, 'Football Should Be Unforgettable'
FAQs
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Is the art trail free?
Yes! The art trail in Wembley Park is completely free
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How long will the art trail take?
The art trail will take 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on your pace
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Is it accessible?
Yes! The art trail and Wembley Park are both completely accessible
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Where is the best place to start?
We recommend coming from Wembley Park tube station, however you can start wherever you want
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How can I find out more about each piece?
You can find out more about each piece from selecting the artwork above.
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Am I allowed to take photos?
Of course! Please take as many pictures as possible - and we'd love to see them using @wembleyparkldn or #WembleyPark
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Is there anywhere I can get a coffee or some food to enjoy?
Of course! Plenty of Wembley Park's restaurants and coffee shops are offering takeaway options. You can view them all here.
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Are toilets open?
Yes! You can find toilets in London Designer Outlet and Brent Civic Centre
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