Blue Monday events in Stamford

Monday, 19 January 2026 10:10

Source: Stamford Welland Academy Facebook page & Art Pop-Up Facebook page (other image).

Bids to banish the Blues of Blue Monday are taking place in Stamford.

Today Art Pop-Up is hosting a Social About Making Space exhibition this afternoon at the Arts Centre Gallery from 2:00pm until 4:00pm, which has been made by 300 members of the local community, from professional artists to community groups and individuals. They are also dropping cheerful free prints around town designed by founder of Art Pop Up and local artist Sam Roddan. Meanwhile Stamford Welland Academy students are taking part in Brew Monday during tutor time promoting support and kindness.

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