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The Collecting Collective: Heritage Open Day community collecting and digitizing session

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Do you have a piece of queer history youd like to add to the Queer Heritage South digital archive? Or are you curious about how archiving works?

Do you have a piece of queer history youd like to add to the Queer Heritage South digital archive? Or are you curious about how archiving works? Join us for one of our regular The Collecting Collective: Community collecting and digitizing sessions. These are friendly, relaxed archiving meet-ups led by our Community Archivist, Rowan. These sessions are open to anyone interested in LGBTQIA+ history. Whether you have a piece of queer history you want to share, youre interested in volunteering, or you just want to connect with others, youll be in good company.This special Heritage Open Days session features guest Lisa Hinkins, who will be guiding tours of the Queer the Pier exhibition. In addition to being a Community Curator for Queer the Pier, Lisa is a Museum Educator at Brighton & Hove Museums and a PhD researcher at the University of Brighton. During the session, Lisa will also share details about her upcoming exhibition,'Where are all the Lesbians?'.There are lots of ways to get involved on the day:Donate to the archive! Bring your memories, photos, flyers, zines, and stories, and help preserve LGBTQIA+ history for future generations. Use our flat-bed and overhead scanners to digitise and upload your own piece of queer history to the Queer Heritage South archive..
Volunteer in the archive! Help to digitise and catalogue our collections. There are no prior skills needed, other than enthusiasm.
Go on a tour of Queer the Pier and learn about LGBTQ+ representation in museums
Be part of something bigger! Meet new people, make connections with others interested in LGBTQIA+ history, and become part of the wider Queer Heritage South community.You can expect an accessible, friendly and informal space, held within Brighton Museum & Art Gallery. Sessions are supported by Queer Heritage South throughout and no prior archiving experience is needed.Open to all aged 18+
Tickets are free, but booking is requiredPlease note: The event will be held in the Education Pavillion - volunteers will be on hand to guide you

Brighton Museum and Art Gallery

Royal Pavilion Gardens, BN1 1EE Brighton

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