Student Sessions: Collections Care
Join us at The Palace of Holyroodhouse on 13th March for an exciting opportunity for students in arts, heritage and culture!
About Student Sessions: Collections Care
Join us for an exciting opportunity for students in arts, heritage and culture. In this interactive afternoon of talks, workshops, activities and group discussions, join Collections Care stewards to explore the work that goes in to caring for the Royal Collection.
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