The National Historical Museum (MHN) and the Historical Collection of the Argentine Costume presented their programming for January, with free proposals aimed at the general public, families, and children at various points in the City of Buenos Aires.
The agenda includes guided tours in Spanish and English, tours through heritage areas not usually open to the public, children's workshops, and participatory activities linked to history, play, and cultural practices.
In turn, the Costume Collection adds embroidery, screen printing, stamp, and solidarity weaving workshops, with limited spots in some cases and no need for prior registration for most of the proposals.
Quote: «La agenda incluye visitas guiadas en español e inglés, recorridos por áreas patrimoniales no abiertas habitualmente al público, talleres infantiles y actividades participativas vinculadas a la historia, el juego y las prácticas culturales».
Historical Collection of the Argentine Costume Chile 832 / activities at associated venues Saturday, January 10, 16:00 – Embroidery and Poetry Meeting. An encounter of embroidery and reading at the Ricardo Rojas House Museum. From 5 years old, with an adult.
Thursday, January 8, 15, 22 and 29, 15:00 – My Accordion Book. Creative workshop based on images from the "Time of Crowds" exhibition. From 5 years old.
Friday, January 16, 23 and 30, 15:00 – Who's Who in History. Participatory game inspired by the classic board game.
Saturdays, January 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31, 15:00 – Time Passes and I Have Fun. Participatory tour of the rooms with stories of games and leisure time.
The National Historical Museum Defensa 1600 – Free and open access Guided Tours (all January) Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 12:00 (in English) 14:00 and 16:00 (in Spanish) Tours of the "Time of Revolution" and "Time of Provinces" exhibitions.
Saturdays 11:30, 14:00 and 17:00 (in Spanish) Tours of the "Time of Revolution" and "Time of Provinces" exhibitions.
Sundays 11 and 25 14:30 and 16:30 – Tours of the Heritage Reserve. Special visit to the museum's deposits. Capacity: 20 people.
