Eden Shopping Centre is marking 18 years at the heart of High Wycombe with the unveiling of the Faces of Eden campaign and the launch of a special in-centre exhibition celebrating the people who bring the centre and its community to life.
Following a call to spotlight the individuals who make Eden special, 18 local faces have now been selected to represent the diverse community that lives, works and visits the town centre. From students and families to local business owners, creatives and long-time residents, each person has been chosen for the unique role they play in shaping the character and spirit of High Wycombe.
To celebrate the selected faces, Eden will host The Faces of Eden Exhibition, a curated showcase of 18 portraits capturing the people behind the campaign. Each portrait highlights the personality, stories and everyday moments that make Eden more than just a shopping destination.
Captured in a natural photographic style in collaboration with local creatives, the portraits reflect the diversity and vibrancy of the local community. Alongside each image, visitors will be able to discover the personal stories and connections that link these individuals to the centre and the town.
The exhibition will be displayed throughout the centre, stretching from Skechers to Hotel Chocolat, from Saturday, March 28 to Sunday, April 5. Visitors are invited to explore the installation as they move through the centre, discovering the faces and stories that represent the community Eden has been proud to serve for nearly two decades.
“Faces of Eden is about celebrating the people and moments that make Eden the place it is,” says Rebecca Gomme, marketing manager at Eden Shopping Centre. “This exhibition brings those stories to life and gives visitors the chance to see and connect with the individuals who make our community so special.”
The Faces of Eden portraits will also feature across the centre’s digital channels, social media, website and marketing campaigns, ensuring the stories of the selected individuals continue to be shared beyond the exhibition.
