Chelmsford artist Jennifer Flint has brought two distinctive sculptures to Buzz in the City, each reflecting her bold style and connection to the community. Discover how Jennifer approached each design, what inspired her, and why this project holds personal significance
Gabija Lakaviciute is a 14-year-old student at Moulsham High School in Chelmsford with a clear passion for art. Gabija created Hive Mind for Buzz in the City.
We’re proud to welcome Fisher Jones Greenwood Solicitors (FJG) as one of our Buzz in the City Headline Sponsors. As a firm deeply rooted in the Essex community, FJG brings energy, authentic local pride, and a clear commitment to social impact—making them a natural fit for our summer sculpture trail.
The Buzz in the City trail is full of sweet surprises — and one of them is tucked away in Oaklands Park. That’s where you’ll find ‘Hive of Hope’, a beautifully painted bee sculpture by artist Charlie Stafford, sponsored by Manuka Doctor, a leading voice in natural wellness.
Get ready to add a little buzz to your weekend shopping! Our Buzz in the City pop-up shop is now open in the heart of Chelmsford, bringing a hive of exclusive merchandise and sweet surprises — all in support of Farleigh Hospice.
The Buzz in the City trail isn’t just about spotting vibrant sculptures in the streets — it also takes you inside some of Chelmsford’s most treasured spaces.
From 8 August, Oaklands Park will be buzzing with even more to discover! As part of the Buzz in the City trail, this scenic green space—nestled in the grounds of the Museum of Chelmsford—will host not only several of our vibrant bee sculptures but also a brand-new outdoor photography gallery.
Every year on 10 July, Don’t Step On A Bee Day offers more than just a quirky name—it’s a timely reminder of the vital role bees play in our environment, and how urgently they need our protection.
Meet Tamara Eden! The Chelmsford artist bringing her work to life through intricate, inspiring detail. Her Buzz in the City sculpture, Bee Inside, offers a colourful look inside the anatomy of a bee.
Created by Farleigh’s Yo-Yo Project team, Yo-Yo shares the stories of bereaved children across mid Essex and raises awareness of the vital support this service offers.
