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Museum Late: The Art of a Love Letter

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  • Bournemouth Town Centre

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Date and time: Thursday 16 February, 17.00-20.00

Location: Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum

Admission price: £8.50 (£4.50 for students)

Step back in time to capture the story of Annie and Merton Russell-Cotes' love.

Join us at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum for an evening of love letter writing, art exhibitions, live music, dance performances, themed talks and Japanese-inspired cocktails and food.

Book a ticket for 16 February and have access to the museum from 10.00 until 20.00. Also pre-book a delicious afternoon tea in the museum's café (available until 18.30) to make it a really special day.

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Main hall space at the Russell-Cotes museum and art Gallery. A grand staircase surrounded by art and sculptures
A person in period costume walks down a staircase in a mansion. There are gold-framed paintings on the walls.

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