Animating the Past: Visit the historic Micklegate Bar Museum, ancient gateway to the city for over 800 years, to explore the pageantry and barbaric history that has unfolded in York through the centuries with a special exhibition and screenings of animation created by various groups in the City for this year's Festival.
Animating the Past at Micklegate Bar in York, Yorkshire on Saturday, 11 February 2012.
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