LEGENDARY performance group Arcadia – known for the iconic ‘spider’ at the Glastonbury Festival – have backed a campaign for a new Somerset skatepark.
Arcadia, based in Bristol, has sponsored the Wells Skatepark Project, which is fundraising for a new facility at Love Lane, where the previous park had fallen into disrepair.
Meanwhile, Arcadia is also represented on a new skateboard design up for auction to raise money for the project.
The deck was designed by Sarah Goodall, one of the talented Glastonbury Festival bin painters, and is among dozens on show at the Heart of the Tribe gallery in Glastonbury until November 25.
For more details on the Wells Skatepark Project, and to get involved, email wellsskatepark@gmail.com.
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How the new skatepark in Wells could look, if plans are approved. Picture: Salmon Planning Company/Somerset Council
The iconic Arcadia spider stage at Glastonbury. Picture: Paul Jones
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