Family Workshop at Lope de Vega House Museum: Guardians of Heritage Conservation

This family workshop invites children aged 7 and up to learn about the importance of cultural heritage conservation through a playful and practical approach. Participants will explore museum artifacts and materials, focusing on pigment conservation in this edition.

The 'Guardians of Heritage' workshop aims to instill in young participants an awareness of the significance of conserving our cultural heritage, the legacy of our ancestors. It emphasizes the need to understand both the location of this heritage, the House-Museum of Lope de Vega in this instance, and its contents, which include tapestries, rugs, furniture, and paintings. The activity is structured in two parts: first, a guided tour of the museum focusing on identifying the materials present, and second, a hands-on workshop. During the workshop, participants will closely examine and experiment with selected materials to observe their degradation processes. This edition specifically explores pigments. The workshop is designed to accommodate various family structures, offering enrollment options for 1 adult + 1 child, 1 adult + 2 children, or 2 adults + 2 children. Special provisions are made for accessibility, including a sign language interpreter for the Sunday, March 29th session, and the availability of materials in easy-to-read format and Braille upon request. Registration is mandatory and must be completed via a digital form, with inscription opening on Friday, March 6th, at 10:00 AM.

Advance reservation is mandatory due to limited capacity, with registration opening on Friday, March 6th at 10:00 AM via a digital form. The activity is free of charge. Special arrangements for individuals with disabilities, including 10% of tickets reserved for them and their companion, can be requested via email or phone one week before the general registration opens. Materials are available in easy-to-read format and Braille upon request.