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THROWAWAY HISTORY
Weds 25th Sept
6.30pm-8.30pm
Join our founder Robert Opie for a talk at the Museum as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the collection.
For the Beatles, train robbers and Dr Who, 1963 was a memorable year. After buying a packet of Munchies in September 1963, 16 year old schoolboy Robert Opie also had a moment of inspiration when he realised the things we throw away reflect the world in which we live. Join us for his extraordinary story of how the consumer revolution has utterly changed our lives.
Your £12 ticket includes entry to the Museum and there will be a cash bar.
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'GOOD FOR YOU?'
Branding Guinness
Weds 23rd Oct
6.00pm-8.30pm
‘My Goodness, My Guinness’, ‘Guinness For Strength’ and ‘There’s Nothing Like a Guinness’ are only some of the familiar sayings that feature on the many popular advertising posters of the 1930s. Was Guinness ever good for you?
Dr Stella Moss takes a fresh look at the history of this iconic brand. Enjoy a complimentary drink and begin your evening by journeying through the Museum’s collection which feature many items from the talk.
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