This is your chance to own a truly unique masterpiece, taking home your very own Snook sculpture autographed by the shining stars that have performed at York Barbican.
The unique four-and-a-half-foot sculpture, named Starstruck Snook, has taken centre stage at York Barbican since the start of the Snooks Trail from 2 March and has come across many big named stars, including; comedian and actors Jack Whitehall, David Walliams and Lloyd Griffith; news reporter, Jonathan Pie (aka Tom Walker); and the band members from Scouting for Girls.
As a beacon of community and culture, Starstruck Snook is a celebration of the arts, supporting the incredible work of St. Leonard's Hospice, and promising some starlit surprises along the way.
With nearly 30 signatures from notable stars on this special Snook sculpture, it sure will be a favourite to bidders among the 21 sculptures up for bid at the Snook charity auction taking place on Thursday 9 May 2024 at York Barbican.
Don't miss this opportunity to own a masterpiece while making a meaningful impact. By taking home one (or two) Snook sculpture, you will not only own a unique works of art but also contribute to making a tangible difference in the lives of those in support. The event aims to raise funds for St Leonard’s Hospice, who provide life-changing support for families across York every day, and for York Creates Fund, a micro-fund that supports cultural and creative activity in the city.
You're invited to join us for an exclusive auction experience, whether in person or via our live online stream. Secure your spot now for in person for just £5, as tickets are limited.
Bids can be made online or by attending a special charity auction:
What: Snooks Charity Auction
Date: Thursday 9 May 2024
Venue: York Barbican
Tickets for in person, £5: Book your tickets today.
Live stream: Sign up for the online auction.
The event is set to be an exciting event with our host is Derek Matthewson from TV series Bangers and Cash and presented by Mad Alice from the award-winning The Bloody Tour of York. Don't miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity.
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