Ministry of Women: Hay Festival- Graphic Novel Workshop
Would you like to find out more about the role women play in the military? The National Army Museum has been working with writer Helen Cross and artist Carol Adlam to explore the experiences of female soldiers in the past and today. Together they have created a graphic novel to celebrate those hidden voices and teach us about the many tasks women have performed in the army. Come and learn how to draw your own version of the army code breaker, Betty, discover the objects used to inspire the graphic novel and make your own code.
Suitable for
7-10
11-13
Admission
£5.00 plus a £3.00 online booking fee. Tickets are available from https://www.hayfestival.com/p-11145-graphic-novel-workshop.aspx
Website
http://www.hayfestival.com/
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