Tracing the rich history of Liberty Fabrics, Women in Print: 150 Years of Liberty Textiles examines the evolving influence and status of women in textiles over the past 150 years and features over 100 works, spanning garments, fabric, original designs, film and historic photographs. The exhibition is curated by Rowan Bain, Principal Curator of Collections and Programme and Róisín Inglesby, Curator William Morris Gallery. Read more about the exhibition.

We are welcoming local community groups, faith groups and charities for free tours of the exhibition.

• Tours are available from January to June 2026
• Available on Mondays when the Gallery is closed to the public
• Group capacity: 15 people
• FREE of charge

NOTE: These tours are being organised specifically for existing groups and organisations within the community. If you are an individual or a group of friends wishing to attend a free tour, please check our What’s On for the next ‘Introduction to Women in Print’, which take place each month during the show’s run. These are also free of charge and do not require a booking.

Image: Photograph by Nicola Tree for William Morris Gallery