The Museum of Intimate Memories offers audiences the opportunity to liberate their keepsakes. Premiering as part of WTS's Free BBQ Cash Giveaway festival in 2014, the tiny pop-up Museum has since toured to Woodford folk festival, collecting and sharing dozens of people's memories along the way. In 2018 the Museum will return to its birthplace in Alice Springs, to celebrate 25 years of creative history at WTS.

The Museum of Intimate Memories Show and Tell Party will provide a community forum to showcase and share the collective history of Alice Springs arts and culture as experienced through Watch This Space. Community members are invited to bring their art, artifacts and memorabilia from WTS events and exhibitions to a Show and Tell party at the gallery, with these objects acting as a launching pad for a storytelling open mic.

Bring your favourite memorabilia in for a show and tell led by Betty Sweetlove, help immortalise the objects with still life drawing led by Zoya Godoroja-Prieckaerts or just come along and listen to the stories and share dinner round the fire. 

Image credit: Lyn Heazelwood and Kelly Lee Hickey for the original Museum Of Intimate Memories in 2014.

As part of the 2018 WTS Program