Experience the Elephant Parade from September 4 to October 4, 2024 in Hilversum
Hilversum – Elephant Parade, the globally recognized open-air art exhibition, will take place in Hilversum from September 4 to October 4, 2024. This month-long event will feature a vibrant collection of life-sized elephant statues, each uniquely hand-painted by famous artists from around the world. These artistic creations are spread throughout the picturesque streets of Hilversum and aim to raise awareness and funds for elephant conservation.
In addition to the visual spectacle, visitors have the opportunity to take part in creative workshops where they can create their own elephant sculptures under the guidance of professional artists. These workshops are a unique opportunity to engage directly with art, making it a family-friendly event for all ages.
The Elephant Parade in Hilversum is more than just an art exhibition. It is a movement that works to protect and preserve elephants worldwide. All proceeds from the event go to various conservation projects that are working to save the Asian elephant from extinction.
This event is also a significant cultural highlight for Hilversum, contributing to the local community and attracting visitors from across the country and beyond. The synergy of art, conservation and public engagement is expected to create an unforgettable experience for all participants.
For more details on venues, workshop schedules and how to get involved, visit Elephant Parade.
ELEPHANT PARADE INTERNATIONAL BV
Johan Enschedeweg 3
Uithoorn, 1422 DR
Netherlands
+31 (0)6 546 90 111
Elephant Parade is a unique social enterprise that combines art and conservation. Our handcrafted, intricately painted elephant statues are made by skilled artisans in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Every purchase supports global elephant conservation projects and sustainable jobs in local communities. Elephant Parade offers worldwide shipping and brings exquisite, culturally rich decor into homes while supporting the global effort to protect and honor elephants.
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