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STAR WARS Identities: The Exhibition
 

Visitors will be invited to explore their own identity and learn about the forces that shape them as they move through a series of interactive stations. Each station will provide insights that help museum guests define a unique Star Wars character that they create and meet at the end of the exhibition. Will your choices lead you on a path to the dark side of the Force? Are you a Wookiee Jedi Knight? Or maybe an Ewok with fighter-pilot skills?

 

Event details

Venue: Powerhouse Museum
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Start Date: Friday 16 November 2018

 

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