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Received this via email today and am passing it along for the good of the order:
Heritage & Culture Warwickshire are delighted to announce its exciting summer exhibition “Healey: Cars for Speed & Glamour” that will run from Friday 1st May to Saturday 30th September 2020 at the Market Hall Museum, Warwick.
This is the first time the Museum has devoted the entire ground floor to one exhibition. It will focus on Donald Mitchell Healey CBE, entrepreneur, inventor and racing driver and the Donald Healey Motor Company he founded. It will tell the story of the rise of a remarkable company that started in the Cape area of Warwick and achieved international fame, designing some of the most famous and desirable sports cars in motoring history. The exhibition will feature artefacts, archives and photographs, owned by Donald Healey or his company. It will demonstrate the extraordinary spirit of Donald, his sons, Geoffrey and Brian, and the talented team that worked with them. Highlighting the works, the cars, the motor sport exploits and some of the less publicised projects! In addition to the exhibition, there will be a programme of community engagement activities that will allow people of all ages to learn about the Healey story.
We want to publicise the exhibition widely to make sure as many people as possible get to enjoy this wonderful story. To help we are contacting specialist press and motor related organisations to ask if you would promote the exhibition through your news and social media channels. We will share our promotional material and the press releases with you and/or provide a short article with more details for you to publish on our behalf. If you are able to help or would like any further information, please email louisejennings@warwickshire.gov.uk
To allow us to deliver the exhibition to the highest standard and deliver an exciting community engagement programme, we are also getting in touch with organisations to discuss how they might like to support and get involved through corporate sponsorship. We have a number of sponsorship options available. If you are interested in sponsoring the exhibition or the community engagement programme, please contact bronwenwilliams@warwickshire.gov.uk .
It would also be great to see you there! Please bring your family and friends along to see the exhibition and take part in some of the fun events.
For updates on the exhibition follow us on
Twitter @oisinthedeer , @RuairiTheFawn @ourwarwickshire , @Chambearlin
Facebook page Warwickshire Museum
Instagram @heritageandculturewarwickshire
Visit: heritage.warwickshire.gov.uk // www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk
Thanks
Kind regards
Louise Jennings
Development Assistant (Marketing and Fundraising)
Heritage & Culture Warwickshire (HCW)
Business & Customer Services
Resources Directorate
Warwickshire County Council
Tel: 01926 736492
Heritage & Culture Warwickshire are delighted to announce its exciting summer exhibition “Healey: Cars for Speed & Glamour” that will run from Friday 1st May to Saturday 30th September 2020 at the Market Hall Museum, Warwick.
This is the first time the Museum has devoted the entire ground floor to one exhibition. It will focus on Donald Mitchell Healey CBE, entrepreneur, inventor and racing driver and the Donald Healey Motor Company he founded. It will tell the story of the rise of a remarkable company that started in the Cape area of Warwick and achieved international fame, designing some of the most famous and desirable sports cars in motoring history. The exhibition will feature artefacts, archives and photographs, owned by Donald Healey or his company. It will demonstrate the extraordinary spirit of Donald, his sons, Geoffrey and Brian, and the talented team that worked with them. Highlighting the works, the cars, the motor sport exploits and some of the less publicised projects! In addition to the exhibition, there will be a programme of community engagement activities that will allow people of all ages to learn about the Healey story.
We want to publicise the exhibition widely to make sure as many people as possible get to enjoy this wonderful story. To help we are contacting specialist press and motor related organisations to ask if you would promote the exhibition through your news and social media channels. We will share our promotional material and the press releases with you and/or provide a short article with more details for you to publish on our behalf. If you are able to help or would like any further information, please email louisejennings@warwickshire.gov.uk
To allow us to deliver the exhibition to the highest standard and deliver an exciting community engagement programme, we are also getting in touch with organisations to discuss how they might like to support and get involved through corporate sponsorship. We have a number of sponsorship options available. If you are interested in sponsoring the exhibition or the community engagement programme, please contact bronwenwilliams@warwickshire.gov.uk .
It would also be great to see you there! Please bring your family and friends along to see the exhibition and take part in some of the fun events.
For updates on the exhibition follow us on
Twitter @oisinthedeer , @RuairiTheFawn @ourwarwickshire , @Chambearlin
Facebook page Warwickshire Museum
Instagram @heritageandculturewarwickshire
Visit: heritage.warwickshire.gov.uk // www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk
Thanks
Kind regards
Louise Jennings
Development Assistant (Marketing and Fundraising)
Heritage & Culture Warwickshire (HCW)
Business & Customer Services
Resources Directorate
Warwickshire County Council
Tel: 01926 736492
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