The Cambridge Independent can now reveal the full list of locations for the herd of stunning giraffe sculptures that will be installed in the city for the Cambridge Standing Tall art trail.
A total of 31 sculptures will be on display from Thursday, 21 March for 10 weeks. Alongside these, more than 60 Mini Gs, painted by local schools and community groups, will be in hubs throughout the city.
A full map will be featured in the Cambridge Independent’s special Cambridge Standing Tall supplement, inside the edition out from Wednesday, 20 March.
A map will also be available to collect from hubs across the city.
Cambridge Standing Tall follows the success of the Cows about Cambridge trail in 2021.
It is being delivered by local charity Break, together with delivery partners Wild in Art and trail partners Cambridge BID and Alan Boswell, and is supported by the Cambridge Independent.
Following the trail, the sculptures will be auctioned off, raising vital funds for Break, which supports young people in and around care. As well as offering residential homes, foster care and therapeutic services, Break supports young people as they leave the care system.
Here are the ‘Large G’ locations, where you’ll find all 31 sculptures.
And remember: Don’t miss our supplement in the Cambridge Independent from 20 March for more.
Large G locations
Eddington Avenue
Eddington Square
West Hub, JJ Thomson Avenue
University of Cambridge Library
St John’s Street / All Saints Passage
St John’s Street
St Mary’s Street
Great St Mary’s Church x 2
Peas Hill, Market Square
Graduate Cambridge, Riverside Garden
Hilton Cambridge City Centre
Grand Arcade x 2
Lion Yard Shopping Centre x 2
Drummer Street
Christ’s Pieces
New Square Park
The Grafton, Ground Floor
Anglia Ruskin University, East Road
Parker’s Piece, Football Monument
Parker’s Piece, Hobbs Pavilion
Parker’s Piece, Regent Terrace
Gonville Hotel
Hills Road War Memorial
Food Park Station Road
One Station Square
Station Place
Cambridge North Station Concourse
Cambridge North Milton Avenue
