A rare opportunity to hear internationally recognized historical tailor and social media personality Zack Pinsent speak in Canada!
Known for his dedication to wearing historically accurate clothing and his devoted following among historical dress enthusiasts and re-enactors, Zack is bringing his expertise to Fort George for a fascinating look at the rise of tartan as a symbol of Scottish identity in the early 19th century.
From restrictions on Highland dress to tartan’s resurgence in popularity in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Zack will explore how clothing reflected changing ideas about culture, tradition and national identity. The talk culminates with King George IV’s landmark visit to Scotland in 1822, when tartan and Highland dress took centre stage.
Don’t miss this special opportunity to hear Zack share his knowledge and passion for historical clothing and discover how a fabric became an enduring symbol of identity and tradition.
Tickets must be booked online in advance.
