View this portrait exhibition of local people and have your own portrait taken to be shared online. The family learning day explores key themes, such as legendary leaders and the 50th Anniversary of Race Relations Act. Drop-in workshops include dance, music, film, photography, visual arts and drama sessions for children and young people, and making classes for parents.
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