Are you feeling arty? Can you paint a rock? Turn driftwood into art? Make a birdbox?

Organisers of the Epic Te Puke Easter Egg-Stravaganza Sculpture Trail are calling on aspiring creative people to register for a unique Easter opportunity.

The call extends to those with a passion for creating, urging them to contribute their artistic flair by making small sculptures or installations to be showcased along the captivating Easter Bike or Walk Art Trail on Easter Saturday, March 30.

Creations can be anything but must include an Easter egg and an element of being sustainable. Examples are a painted rock taniwha, a crocheted set of toad stools, a driftwood sculpture, and a painted car tyre. But they must include an Easter egg.

Registration is open for community groups, artists and schools, each also responsible for installing and removing their installations on the day.

Prizes range from $25-$400 EPIC Te Puke Dollars, including a people’s choice prize. Artists are welcome to auction their artwork and use easels available from Epic Te Puke.

Each artist will be assigned a sponsoring business, and will receive a blog write up.

At the event, which runs from 9am-1pm at Jubilee Park, the community will follow the trail around the Te Puke Te Ara Kahikatea Pathway, find the art installations, answer questions and complete the ‘Bike Bingo’ to go in to the draw to win amazing prizes.

Register before March 15 on the EPIC Te Puke website at: https://www.epictepuke.co.nz/listings/1050763-register-as-an-artist-for-the-epic-easter-egg