2 hour(s)
English
Included
Exclusive first look at the World Nativities exhibition
Dozens of three-dimensional Nativity scenes from around the world
Preview of Christmas in the Castle tour highlights
Enjoy festive light refreshments and beverages
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Join us at Glencairn Museum as we celebrate the start of the holiday season with the opening of the annual World Nativities exhibition. This special event offers Museum members an exclusive first look at the exhibition, which features dozens of intricately crafted, three-dimensional Nativity scenes from around the world. Guests can enjoy catered light refreshments and beverages while learning from Kirsten Hansen Gyllenhaal, co-curator of the exhibition since 2009. She will deliver an illustrated talk, sharing the history of the World Nativities exhibition,
As an added treat, attendees will also have the opportunity to preview highlights from the Christmas in the Castle tour, providing a glimpse of the festive celebrations at Glencairn. The event is a wonderful way to kick off the holiday season and enjoy the magic of Christmas at the museum. For those who are not yet members, or whose membership is due for renewal or an upgrade, visiting the Membership page is encouraged to join this special celebration.
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