The Way We Wore: Representations of Social Change through Clothing Guided Tour
National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, Saturday 1st February
Join Museum Guides for a tour focusing on the history of clothing in Ireland, and in particular, how clothing can be seen as a representation of social change for women in Ireland.
This tour explores how clothing could be used to show status in communities as well as how their clothing could be a symbol of personal freedom and activism.
This tour features objects such as mourning gowns, day dresses and Celtic Revival clothing.
Free, No booking is required. Places are offered on a first-come, first-served basis
- Date:
- Saturday 1st February
- Time:
- 1.00pm
- Price:
- Free, No booking is required
- Address:
- Ireland, County Dublin, Dublin, Stoneybatter, Benburb Street, National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks
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