Free

19 Sep 2025

Hanson Academy

Naturally Dyed: A Student Showcase

The Museum at Hanson

A lively exhibition of work in 2025 by Hanson Academy textile students.

A group of 15 Hanson Academy year 10 textiles students showcased their dyed textile final pieces in a degree style showcase.

This event was part of Heritage Open Days, England’s largest festival of history and culture, and is presented by an organisation involved in Bradford 2025’s Elevate programme, which aims to strengthen, sustain and increase the agility of Bradford’s heritage sector.

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Image provided by Hanson Academy.

Made possible thanks to funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

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