Pears + Bears Fashion Show & Cupcake Tea Party to benefit W

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Hours:	2 - 4 pm
Ages:	Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor
Cost:	$ see below
Category:	Fundraisers

An afternoon family fashion show previewing the fall collection of the classic children's and women's clothing line, Pears & Bears clothing line, designed by Kayce Huges (niece of fashion designer Lilly Pulitzer). Huges, formerly of Ralph Lauren Women's Design, draws inspiration from vintage fabrics and patterns for her collection of children and women's apparel including layette sets, flower girl dresses and accessories. http://www.kaycehughes.com/

A children's activity will be provided while adults are invited to purchase items from the 2010 fall and summer clothing lines.

Photographer, Tabitha Sherrell of Beverly will exhibit a gallery of her children's photographs during the event and will be taking appointments for sittings. http://sherrellphoto.com/

Call the Museum at 978-468-2377 to order tickets today!

Proceeds for the event will directly benefit the museum's educational programs and exhibitions. Wenham Museum is a non-profit organization.

COST

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Members: $12 child, $15 adult Non-Members: $14 child, $17 adult

WEBSITE

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www.wenhammuseum.org/special_events.html

LOCATION

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132 Main Street, wenham, MA, 01984 map
Phone: 978-468-2377

Driving:

From points south: Take Route 128 north to exit 20-A (Route 1A - Hamilton). Follow Route 1A north for 2.3 miles. The Museum is on the right before the Wenham Town Hall.
From points north: Take Route 95 South to Route 128 North. Then follow the directions as above.

Public Transportation:
B&M Commuter Rail to Hamilton-Wenham; 15-minute scenic walk south from the depot on Route 1A.
http://www.mapquest.com/maps?cat=wenham+museum

TIPS

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Come early and enjoy the galleries featuring Gilded Age Glamour: A Visit to the Dressmaker exhibit highlighting a display of 19th century gowns, Transportation Station: Cars and Trucks and Things that Go! a display of vintage toy vehichles from the 1940's and '50s, The Museum's model Train Gallery, world renown international doll collection, antique toys and 17th-century house.