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A photograph of a table covered in a paisley print tablecloth, against a wall papered with brown and white floral tiled pattern. On the table, there is a tall red and gold lidded jug, a slightly smaller maroon vessel splattered with white paint. There is also a serving tray with a large red flower painted in the centre. There are also several small, handle-less teacups on the table. A photograph of a table covered in a paisley print tablecloth, against a wall papered with brown and white floral tiled pattern. On the table, there is a tall red and gold lidded jug, a slightly smaller maroon vessel splattered with white paint. There is also a serving tray with a large red flower painted in the centre. There are also several small, handle-less teacups on the table.

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Weston Park Museum

This display has been created by the participants, interpreters, volunteers and staff from the Refugee Council’s Women’s Craft and Chat Group in Sheffield.

 

It includes a selection of objects from the museum collection, as well as items loaned by the participants. Everyday objects are used to explore the idea of “home” and the importance of traditions around eating and drinking to create a sense of community.

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Opening Times

Tue–Sat 10am–5pm | Sun 11am–4pm

Closed Mondays including Bank Holidays

***The Sheffield Stories: Caribbean Footsteps & Picturing Sheffield galleries will be closed on Sat 24 May for an event*** 

Weston Park Museum

Western Bank

Sheffield

S10 2TP

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