Exhibition draws huge crowds to Peterborough's Railworld Wildlife Haven

Hosted in the Globe Hall, the exhibition showcased an inspiring collection of artwork and photography created by talented local artists and photographers, bringing together people of all ages.

Visitors filled the exhibition visitors’ book with glowing praise and heartfelt comments,

The exhibition demonstrated what can be achieved when passionate people come together as a team, celebrating creativity while strengthening community connections through art and culture.

Railworld Wildlife Haven is one of Peterborough’s truly special hidden gems - a peaceful oasis where nature, wildlife, heritage, and creativity exist side by side in a unique and inspiring environment.

The exhibition also highlighted the ongoing work of the Peterborough Together Project, which aims to bring communities together through creativity, inclusion, and shared experiences.

“The response from the community has been absolutely incredible,” said Dorota Trajdos, organiser and funder of the Peterborough Together Project.

“Seeing so many people come together to celebrate creativity, local talent, and community spirit has been truly inspiring.

“The Wild ART Exhibition is about much more than art - it’s about bringing people together, building connections, and creating opportunities for local artists and photographers to share their passion and talent with the wider community.

“Railworld Wildlife Haven provided the perfect setting for this exhibition - a peaceful and inspiring place where nature, heritage, wildlife, and creativity exist side by side.”

Featured artists and photographers were Richard Mortlock, Leon King, Jayne Williams, Rebecca Seeling, Stephen Mcksquibbly, Sarah Bartlett, Mark Parker, Dorota Dee Trajdos, Magdalena Skowronska, Carla Hinch-Worman, Salma Hamza, Dawid G. Trajdos, Kamil Trajdos, Gabriel Trajdos and Miriam Linda Pereira Howells.