Sunday 29th September – 59 Club Day
Sunday 3rd November – Ton Up Day
Do you have photographs of your youth?
YOUTH CLUB, Museum of Youth Culture are looking to tell the story of UK youth culture, from the Teds, Ton Ups and Rockers of the 1950’s and ‘60’s to the present day, and need your photographs, ephemera and stories to help build the most accurate picture of what it was and what it is like to be young in Britain.
Whether you have one photograph or a whole archive, bring them along to 59 Club Day and Ton Up Day at the Ace Cafe, respectively on Sunday 29th September and Sunday 3rd November, from 12pm-5pm. YOUTH CLUB will be at the Ace on both Sundays to scan your photographs while you wait, and you will walk away with a high-res digital copy and become a historic part of the Museum of Youth Culture.
YOUTH CLUB is a Heritage Funded non-profit organisation working to preserve, share and celebrate youth and subculture history, working towards opening the Museum of Youth Culture.
Sunday 3rd November – Ton Up Day
Do you have photographs of your youth?
YOUTH CLUB, Museum of Youth Culture are looking to tell the story of UK youth culture, from the Teds, Ton Ups and Rockers of the 1950’s and ‘60’s to the present day, and need your photographs, ephemera and stories to help build the most accurate picture of what it was and what it is like to be young in Britain.
Whether you have one photograph or a whole archive, bring them along to 59 Club Day and Ton Up Day at the Ace Cafe, respectively on Sunday 29th September and Sunday 3rd November, from 12pm-5pm. YOUTH CLUB will be at the Ace on both Sundays to scan your photographs while you wait, and you will walk away with a high-res digital copy and become a historic part of the Museum of Youth Culture.
YOUTH CLUB is a Heritage Funded non-profit organisation working to preserve, share and celebrate youth and subculture history, working towards opening the Museum of Youth Culture.