Buzz in the City – Bee connected Community Walk (Chelmsford)

Posted on: August 19, 2025

Date: Friday, 29th August
Time: 11:00 AM
Meeting Point: Outside Chelmsford Library

Join us for a fun and engaging community walk through the heart of Chelmsford as part of the Buzz in the City initiative. This 10km walk will take you on a journey to discover the beautiful Farleigh Hospice Bee Sculptures scattered across the city.

Whether you’re a keen walker, a lover of the outdoors, or simply looking for a way to connect with others in the community, this is a wonderful opportunity to explore, chat, and enjoy Chelmsford’s vibrant atmosphere.

What You Need to Know

Distance: 10km
Theme: Finding the Farleigh Hospice Bee Sculptures
Weather: Please dress appropriately for the day’s conditions
Refreshments: Bring your own snacks and drinks

This event is brought to you with the support of Kinder Essex. Let’s get moving, connect with nature, and celebrate the buzz in our city!

Author: Emily Smith
Posted: 19/08/2025
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Buzz in the City – Bee connected Community Walk (Chelmsford)

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