Where: The Museum of Idaho, 200 North Eastern Avenue Idaho Falls, ID 83402

When: Thursday October 20, 2022 3:00-4:00pm MST

Idaho’s Hairy History: What can artifacts made of human hair teach us about the past, present, and future? Part 1.

From Victorian hair wreaths to cowboy lariats and hair hygrometers, learn about the history of crafting with human hair in Idaho.

We'll explore what shapes and compels us to recognize hair as a fiber resource beyond our heads, what we've made with it, what we are currently doing with this remarkable material, and what the future holds.

Join me as I untangle every hairy aspect from the artistic, cultural, religious, scientific, psychological, and functional details of Hair Anthropology.

Reserve your event tickets directly through The Museum of Idaho. 

Note: This program is free for MOI members. $5 for public admission.