Sixty Colourful Pigs Invade Surrey Town in Charity Art Trail
Sixty hand-painted pigs have taken over the village of Haslemere, just outside Guildford in Surrey. These cheeky porkers have popped up everywhere – on shop roofs, nestled in doorways, and brightening up High Street windows.
Locals and Shops Embrace Pig Invasion
Shopkeepers have thrown their support behind the quirky display, using the eye-catching pigs to help raise cash for the Lord Mayor’s charity. Many locals have even got stuck in, designing some of the colourful creatures themselves.
Meet the Stars of the Show
The town’s new “pig invasion” features standout creations from artists like Graham Snorton and Amanda Hogden, who have helped bring the town’s streets to life with their pork-themed masterpieces.
Haslemere’s pig parade is not just a talking point – it’s a bright, fun way to bring the community together for a good cause.
