Head to the Victoria Gallery and Museum this March for Some Cultured Fun

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 8, 2013 - The Victoria Gallery and Museum (http://vgm.liverpool.ac.uk/) has a March programme that caters for individuals of all ages and interests. The museum venue is developing a great reputation for holding exhibitions and events that keep all members of family enthralled all year round and the current schedule is certainly no different. If you have been to the museum recently, you will have no doubt been made aware of the stunning collection from Jagjit Chuhan and there are also talks from internationally renowned lecturers and local curators.

On Wednesday 20th March, PhD student Francoise Rutland will be discussing the casts that are currently on show at the Victoria Gallery and Museum. She will be analysing just how they are used by museums across the world and why they played such an important role following the Liverpool Blitz. This intriguing event is free of charge and therefore does not require any pre-booking.

A full guide to what’s on at the Victoria Gallery and Museum can be accessed by clicking this link (http://vgm.liverpool.ac.uk/whats-on/) and visiting their great website. This also outlines the plethora of other exciting events occurring at the museum this spring such as the internationally acclaimed dentistry exhibition, views in the Himalayas, inspired by light and much, much more.

Families are also in for a treat at the VG&M this March, with the Family Saturday taking place on Saturday 30th between 1pm and 4pm. ‘Down at the Farm’ is designed to be celebration of spring and allows all members of the family to meet piglets, calves and even new born lambs. This fantastic family event is made all the more impressive by the fact that it is free of charge.