If you haven’t had the chance to see Clan’s latest sculpture trail, then we suggest you hop on down to Aberdeen Music Hall.
This weekend, families have the chance to see all 92 hares and leveret artworks in Aberdeen.
Clan’s Big Hop Trail took people of all ages across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Moray and even the islands as they worked to tick off the array of colour hare sculptures.
The 550-mile public art initiative was put in place by Clan Cancer Support and coincides with the organisations’ 40th anniversary.
Each hare represents a year of Clan’s commitment to supporting people affected by cancer.
The charity said they chose the hare sculpture for the animal’s resilience and “exceptional hearing” reflecting their lifeline listening and support service.
Our photographer Kami Thomson was at Aberdeen Music Hall to catch a glimpse of the hares before they are auctioned off for the cancer charity next week.
Little one enjoying looking at the hare sculptures.
Youngster hugging a hare sculpture.
The Gordon Highlanders Association Drums and Pipes performed at the event too.
The public enjoying the sculptures.
Youngster walking through the hare sculptures.
The public read about the individual hare sculptures.
Last chance to get some photos.
Youngster admiring the hare sculptures.
Members of the public take pictures with the hare sculptures.
Drummers from The Gordon Highlanders Association Drums and Pipes performed at the event.
View of the Clan’s Big Hop Trail exhibition.
Youngsters enjoying the exhibition.
Youngster reads the descriptions about one of the hare sculptures.
Piper from The Gordon Highlanders Association Drums and Pipes performs at the event.
All the hare sculptures had individual and creative designs for the public to enjoy.
Georgia and Willow Rogie.
Youngster gets photo taken with hare sculpture.
Taking a selfie with one of the hare sculptures.
Gallery: Hop on down to Clan’s Big Hop Trail Farewell Weekend in Aberdeen
