Writer s prose to be permanent feature in Hull s Queens Gardens
Artist Joanna Walsh s words will be inscribed on walls in the refurbished gardens
Author and artist Joanna Walsh s words will feature in the Queens Gardens refurbishment project (Image: Lauren Elkin/Hull City Council)
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Shrove Tuesday is a day celebrated by many Christian faiths as the last day of “fat-eating” before Ash Wednesday, the first day of lent. Typically, Christians will get together and enjoy a pancake supper to kick off the 40 day period of lent leading up to Easter. This year however amid the COVID-19 pandemic, celebrations are going to look a little bit different.
St. Paul’s Cathedral is set to host a virtual celebration for Shrove Tuesday or “pancake Tuesday.” With in-person services having been halted since the London area entered the COVID-19 red zone on December 14th 2020, this year’s celebration will be conducted over Zoom.