Support Us

Sponsorship helps us create an exciting programme, making a real difference to the Trail’s impact. It increases the number of people we can reach out to and the number of activities and artist support we can deliver. This includes the creative workshops and legacy art projects within the Kirkstall area. 

We would like to collaborate with local businesses to achieve this. 

If you are able to sponsor us, we could offer you the following in return:

  • We will acknowledge your contribution on Our Supporters (2026) page.
  • We could mention your brand on our social media.
  • Your brand could feature across the trail during the July weekend.

If this interests you, find out more about the benefits of 2026 Sponsorship.

We also welcome donations of services or products, whether for use during the event weekend or to support us at other times of the year. This includes:

  • Posters, flyers, banners, A-boards, direction/way-finding signs
  • Programme booklets or trail maps printed in bulk
  • Bunting, flags, or trail-branded materials

  • Website hosting or domain renewal
  • Photography/videography of the event

  • Art materials for workshops
  • Display easels
  • Gazebos, tables, chairs, trestles for outdoor stalls
  • PA systems, microphones, or other AV equipment
  • Portable or clip-on lighting

  • Van hire or use of a vehicle for moving materials/signage
  • Fuel costs

  • Tea, coffee, biscuits for volunteers
  • Food/drink vouchers for volunteers

We will acknowledge this contribution on Our Supporters page.

If you can help in this way, or you would like more information, please get in touch with us at info@kirkstallarttrail.co.uk.

As a member of the public, you can donate towards Kirkstall Art Trail at any time. There are two ways to do this:

  • By donating at the main hub during the event weekend.
  • Directly online via our donation page.
Photograph of Victoria Terrace, a paved lane beside the rear of St Stephen's C of E Primary School, strung with yellow bunting. White and green gazebo stalls display artwork and craft items, with visitors browsing and a woman using a spinning wheel in the foreground.
Victoria Terrace 2026 – photo by Jim Corah