The Lions of Windsor & Maidenhead 2019 public art sculpture trail will feature 60 individually decorated, life-sized lion sculptures displayed across the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead from August to October to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria and raise funds for charity. 100% of event profits will be donated to charities, including Tusk, in support of lion conservation in Africa.

LIONS ON DISPLAY: 10 AUGUST – 27 OCTOBER

The giant pride will be installed on the streets of the Royal Borough, from Windsor to Eton, Ascot, Datchet, Maidenhead and beyond, from World Lion Day on Saturday 10 August.  The beautifully decorated lion sculptures will remain in pride of place until 27 October and will then be auctioned to raise funds for charity.

ROAR GOODBYE WEEKEND: 9-10 NOVEMBER

After three months entertaining lion fans of all ages from around the world, the lions will be taken off the streets to be restored by their artists and then gathered together in one giant pride for the ‘Lions Roar Goodbye’ festival on 9-10 November for lion fans to say their final farewells to their favourite lions and any they may not yet have seen, before the charity auction.

CHARITY AUCTION: 21 NOVEMBER

The beautifully decorated lion sculptures will be auctioned in November and 100% of event profits will be donated to local charities, including the new Thames Hospice in Maidenhead, Look Good Feel Better, the Lions Club of Windsor as well as Tusk, supporting lion conservation in Africa.

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