Radical Joy outdoor arts display at Loading Bay

A display exploring street performance and outdoor arts is on show at Loading Bay until 20 December.

“Radical Joy: A Celebration of Outdoor Arts Comes to Life” invites visitors into a setting featuring giant puppets and whales, alongside ideas drawn from street performance and outdoor arts.

The display is described as including whales that might “swallow you whole”. The wording suggests an imaginative presentation rather than providing details about individual works or how they are arranged. No further information is given about the artists, the works on display or the display’s format.

What visitors can expect

The announcement presents the display as a celebration of outdoor arts, with giant puppets and whale imagery among its themes. It does not explain whether these are physical objects, images or part of a wider installation, so visitors may wish to check with the venue for practical information before travelling.

Loading Bay is the named venue, and 20 December is given as the final day. The announcement does not state the year, opening hours, admission arrangements or whether visitors need to book. It also does not provide details about accessibility, age guidance or any related events.

The title refers to “Radical Joy”, but no further explanation is provided about the meaning of the phrase or the aims behind the display. The information available focuses on its connection to outdoor arts and street performance, and on the striking imagery of puppets and whales.

Those planning a visit should confirm the date and current arrangements with Loading Bay, as these details are not included in the information provided.