Kelly Horsley will lead an hour-long discussion on the influence of Romany heritage and culture in the county at the Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum (Image: NQ)
A talk is set to explore Romany heritage and culture in Worcestershire.
On Saturday (November 2) Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum will host an hour-long discussion led by Kelly Horsley from 11am to 12pm.
Horsley, the great-great niece of Granny Smith, will delve into the agricultural landscape connections of travelling communities in the county.
The talk will also explore the evolving traditions of Romany culture and its integration into society, while maintaining its characteristic elusiveness.
Entry is £6.50 and can be booked online, with the talk linked to the free 'Atchin Tan – Travelling Through Art' exhibition.
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