Elstree and Borehamwood Museum is giving out 'Good Vibrations' with their latest exhibition that explores the music scene in the town during the swinging 60s.
The new display explores the music, artists and youth scene of the town, centred around the infamous Lynx Club.
During your visit you can browse their record shop for the latest 45s, try on the hippest fashions and dance on stage at the Lynx Club.
Not only can you reminisce about the music, styles and clubs of the 60s, but the kids can come along, dress up, perform on stage at the Lynx Club, as well as listen to old vinyls on the record player.
It's really fun, interactive and free, so pop along for an hour or two this half term!
The exhibition includes records, clothes, original news footage and artifacts from the music scene in the 60s.
The free exhibition is open four days a week, Tuesday to Thursday between midday and 6pm, and on Saturday from 10am to 3pm. It will run until October.
To find out more visit their website: www.elstree-museum.org.uk or watch our Youtube film.
|
