Vulva Stories “Chapter One”

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The Temple Collective, Friday 31st January - Sunday 2nd February

Opening event Friday 31st 6–8pm

Main exhibition will take place on Saturday 1st of Feb from 11am to 6pm and Sunday 2nd of Feb from noon to 5pm

Prepare to experience a magical group of artists from all walks of life, each sharing their diverse talents and wonderfully unique stories – all tied together by one common thread…THEIR VULVAS!

This exhibition promises to be a vibrant fusion of art, music, words, connection & love. The joy and the pain lived by the artists. It's an electrifying celebration of raw energy – unfiltered and unapologetically real.

Featuring an interactive performance by Birdwoman at the following times:
• Friday 31st of Jan at 7pm
• Saturday 1st of Feb at 4.30pm
• Sunday 2nd of Feb at 3.30pm


Date:
Friday 31st January - Sunday 2nd February
Time:
6.00pm
Price:
Free, no booking required
Address:
The Green Building, Temple Lane South, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of The Green Building, Temple Lane South, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

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