In-person activity
Dates and times: April 8th, 15th and 22nd, from 2 PM to 4:30 PM
Job openings: 20
Target audience: people over 60 years old
Location: Workshop 1 of the Ipiranga Museum
Free registration: From March 17th to 28th via this link: https://forms.gle/SeJjtZJ2Z5RvRE3P7
Memory is a link between generations, allowing stories, knowledge, and experiences to be shared and preserved over time. The activity "Building Memory in a History Museum" aims to create a space for socialization, appreciation of cultural diversity, and strengthening intergenerational relationships.
Over three sessions, participants will have the opportunity to explore different perspectives on history through guided visits to the exhibitions Worlds of Work, Imagined Pasts, and Houses and Things. Each visit will be followed by a thematic workshop, where participants can exchange experiences, reflect on their own memories, and express their perceptions through hands-on activities.
Exhibition schedule:
- Worlds of Work Reflections on work throughout Brazilian history and its influence on daily life.
- Imagined Pasts The impact of historical representations and the construction of new interpretations of the past.
- Homes and Things The relationship between domestic space and social identities over time.
This is a special opportunity for people over 60 to connect with history and strengthen their ties to culture and memory.
Participate!
