Talk by Richard Hornsey, Associate Professor of Modern British History, University of Nottingham.
Counter Culture Exhibition
Enjoy a fantastic exhibition on the history of shopping at Boots.
Find out morePlease note: our Gallery Café, Gallery Shop & Angear Visitor Centre will be CLOSED on Tuesday 6 & Wednesday 7, Tuesday 13 & Wednesday 14, Tuesday 20-Friday 23 January, as we prepare for our new exhibitions. Our Museum is open as normal. The Djanogly Gallery will re-open on Saturday 24 January with our new Andy Warhol: Pop Icon exhibition.
Djanogly Gallery
An exhibition covering the career of Pop artist Andy Warhol, including rare drawings, screenprints, and photographs of celebrities.
Visual Arts Studio
A weekly art group, to let teens express their creativity and help build their portfolio. For ages 11-18.
Tue 16 Jul 2024
Djanogly Theatre
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Talk by Richard Hornsey, Associate Professor of Modern British History, University of Nottingham.
Between the wars, multiple stores like Boots, Marks & Spencer and Woolworths became more integral to everyday life. Join us to explore how the chain store’s scale and uniformity altered the shopping experience.
For more information on who qualifies for concessions, please visit our booking tickets page.
Image: Boots Lister Gate, Nottingham store, c1950s courtesy of Boots Archive.
Enjoy a fantastic exhibition on the history of shopping at Boots.
Find out more