From 26 January 2022, the TRC is open to the public on Monday to Thursday from 10.00 - 15.00. Currently there are no exhibitions on display. The gallery will shortly be used for the processing of two large collections that will soon arrive in Leiden. Along the walls however, special textiles and garments are being shown. By the late summer we will mount a large exhibition on ikat worldwide.
First workshop of 2022 at the TRC, Wednesday 19 January. For the first few months of 2022, workshops and courses will be given in the TRC gallery. The walls are decorated with specific items from the collection.
For all visitors the protocol applies that is given below.
We want to make sure that all our staff and all our visitors will remain healthy and not affected by the corona virus. We are following Dutch governmental guidelines, and according to the so-called 3G system, and we ask our visitors to heed the following rules:
a) We expect visitors to the TRC to show a valid corona entrance ticket. This is a QR-code which proves they have been fully vaccinated, or have been negatively tested in the preceding 24 hours. The QR-code should be combined with an ID-card. Please postpone your visit if you do not have the required corona entrance ticket.
b) All visitors to the TRC are asked for contact details
c) For organised (sitting) events (workshops, study days, intensive courses) the maximum number of participants is eight, excluding staff.
d) If you experience any health problems that may be caused by the corona virus, also when you have the required QR-code, please do not visit the TRC.
e) While at the TRC, please follow instructions by TRC staff as to where to go, and with how many (gallery, workroom, depot, shop, toilets). In general, keep sufficient (1.5 metres) distance from staff and other visitors.
f) We would appreciate you wearing a face mask when moving around; you may take it off when sitting down.
g) Please regularly use disinfectant hand gels when at the TRC; these are placed at various places throughout the premises.
We strongly believe that common sense and a respect for people's health and their concerns are of paramount importance. TRC staff will act accordingly, and we are sure that our visitors willl do so likewise.
