The Texarkana Museums System has some wonderful programs this year as we celebrate Texarkana’s Sesquicentennial. A program coming up this month is no exception. It’s all about hairstyles back in the early days of Texarkana.
If you love history and fashion this one you don’t want to miss it’s Exploring Hair in
History and How to Recreate Historic Hair Styles.
Victorian Lady
Arkansas Living History Association
Mrs. Bobbye Henry of the Arkansas Living History Association will lead this unique presentation. Mrs. Henry is a Master Level Living History Performer and will not only talk about the popular styles of yesteryear but will also recreate some of them as well.
Victorian Hairstyle
The program will take place at the historic Ace of Clubs House on Saturday, March 18 from 1 PM to 4 PM. . Light refreshments will be served.
Tickets and More Information
Tickets are $10 for Texarkana Museum Members and $15 for non-members. Space is limited so reserve your spot today at Texarkana Museums Events. You can also get more information by calling Dusty Baker at (903) 793-4831.
The Ace of Clubs is located at 420 Pine St. in historic downtown Texarkana, Texas. Find out more information at the Ace of Clubs Facebook page
Use The Knowledge You Gain and Enter the ‘Parade of Hair’ Contest on March 25
Victorian Hair Style
This program will be a great learning experience for you if you are planning on entering the Parade of Hair taking place the following weekend on Saturday, March 25 at the P. J. Ahern Home. The Parade of Hair is an event where you can recreate your own historically-inspired hairstyle and then model it for the audience. The winner will receive the title “Best Historic Hair 2023!” Register to be a contestant here: The Parade of Hair can feature both men’s and women’s hairstyles and the contest is open to everyone.
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