When: 10 July-1 September
Where: Chichester and Arundel
About: Get ready for Chichester and Arundel's first large-scale outdoor art trail, in aid of local children's hospice Chestnut Tree House.
Thirty big and thirty small owl sculptures will be swooping into public green spaces, Chichester high street and harbour, and Arundel's historic town centre during the summer holidays, providing a fun and free day out for the entire family.
Each owl is designed by a different artist, and each has its own story to tell. Have fun 'collecting' each owl on the trail app, unlocking rewards from local businesses along the way, or pick up a paper map from the town's libraries or Chestnut Tree House shops. www.thebighoot.co.uk
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