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Collect trails from Queen Street and Garden Receptions
Year of the Dog: celebrate the Chinese New Year with this trail to find Chinese and Chinese-inspired objects on display, from a dazzling hairpin made of kingfisher feathers to an Irish silver tea set.
A trail for all ages, with stickers for children.
| Chinese New Year Trail around RAMM (17 Feb 2025 - 16 Mar 2025) |
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* Free, Drop-in
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