Worcester Art Museum Launches Arms & Armor Demonstrations
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Saturday, May 03, 2014
GoLocalWorcester Editorial Team
On Sunday, May 4, the
Worcester Art Museum will launch a series of interactive arms and armor demonstrations with hands-on opportunities for visitors to experience and learn about the range of tools used by Roman soldiers, Celtic warriors, Medieval knights, among others. Free with museum admission, the program provides further context to the renowned collection of arms and armor on view in
Knights!
Kicking off the series this Sunday, the first drop-in demonstration will introduce visitors to the basics of arms and armor to examine the successes and downfalls of these ancient objects of warfare.
WAM is continuing to bring to life arms and armor this summer with the launch of a series of sword fighting classes. Instruction will range from introductory to more advanced techniques for adults, teens and youth. Please check the program webpage for updates.
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