
Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis
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Author Clare Hunter will engage in a conversation with Emma Inglis at Provan Hall in Glasgow on 8 August, focusing on the intriguing world of embroidery. Hunter's writings delve into the previously unexplored histories surrounding sewing, offering unique perspectives that will undoubtedly add depth to the discussion. Inglis, the regional curator for the National Trust for Scotland, will join Hunter in exploring the cultural significance of embroidery and its pivotal role in preserving Scotland's heritage. This event is categorised as a workshop, suggesting that attendees can expect to participate in interactive elements and gain hands-on experience. While the ticket price for this event has not been publicly disclosed, further information can be obtained by visiting the venue's website. Those with a keen interest in embroidery and its place in Scotland's cultural heritage are likely to find this event to be a thought-provoking and engaging experience.
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Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis takes place on Saturday, 8 August 2026 at 17:30.
Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis is held at Provan Hall in Glasgow (11 Auchinlea Road, Glasgow East End G34 9PQ).
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Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis
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Author Clare Hunter will engage in a conversation with Emma Inglis at Provan Hall in Glasgow on 8 August, focusing on the intriguing world of embroidery.
Hunter's writings delve into the previously unexplored histories surrounding sewing, offering unique perspectives that will undoubtedly add depth to the discussion.
Inglis, the regional curator for the National Trust for Scotland, will join Hunter in exploring the cultural significance of embroidery and its pivotal role in preserving Scotland's heritage.
This event is categorised as a workshop, suggesting that attendees can expect to participate in interactive elements and gain hands-on experience.
While the ticket price for this event has not been publicly disclosed, further information can be obtained by visiting the venue's website.
Those with a keen interest in embroidery and its place in Scotland's cultural heritage are likely to find this event to be a thought-provoking and engaging experience.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
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When is Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis?
Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis takes place on Saturday, 8 August 2026 at 17:30.
Where is Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis taking place?
Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis is held at Provan Hall in Glasgow (11 Auchinlea Road, Glasgow East End G34 9PQ).
How do I get tickets for Secrets of Embroidery: Clare Hunter in conversation with Emma Inglis?
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