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I Am Witch - Tales from the Roundhouse
Type:Exhibition
Meeting House Lane, Lancaster, Lancashire, LA1 1TH
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An exhibition of history, healing and hope.
I Am Witch Tales from the Roundhouse is an educational and experiential exhibition which explores the history of the Burning Times, how inherited trauma from those times continues to affect us today, and how creativity, ceremony and sisterhood offer all of us, a pathway to healing.
The Silver Spoons Collective is a sisterhood of 33 women and you are invited to join as they follow the red ancestral threads, weaving the creative expression of our inner healing journey’s undertaken during the lockdowns of 2020/21. The exhibition is an evocative journey of interactive installations, painting, film, music, performance, story-telling, sculpture and writing which offers you an opportunity for reflection, remembrance and reconnection.
Alongside the exhibition is a programme of live events which deepen into the healing of ancestral wounds and celebrate the true power and potential of women.
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £13.00 per ticket |
| Concession | £7.00 per ticket |
| Teenagers 13 - 18 years | Free |
Due to the nature of some content, the exhibition is not suitable for under 12s
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