£3 (free concessions) 1 hour Talk by ​Jack Moss, PhD Candidate, Dept. of History, University of Nottingham
In 1968, Boots launched a cosmetic range for teenage girls and their friends. Join us to explore how 17’s marketing campaigns captured the era’s emphasis on pleasurable self-expression, whilst simultaneously persuading girls to restrain their make-up use.
Image: 17 advertisement, c.1978
Friday 03 May-Sunday 21 JulyDjanogly Gallery
Part design show, part social history, Counter Culture explores changing experiences on the high street.
Tuesday 04 JuneDjanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts
Join us to hear the curious story of Boots stores down under in Fiji and New Zealand.
Tuesday 02 JulyDjanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts
Join us to hear how Boots used global networks to expand into international markets and the patriotism of the day to sell its products and rally its staff at home.
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