On the specified date, the opening of the doors is anticipated.
The Sudetendeutsche Museum in Munich is inviting everyone to join its Open Door Day on October 11th, a day filled with free activities and celebrations to mark its five-year anniversary.
Visitors can look forward to an exciting lineup of events, including a concert by Lola Blau from 7-8:30 pm, and workshops by sand artist Nadia Ischia, who will bring Otfried Preußler's famous book character, The Little Ghost, to life.
Sand artist Nadia Ischia will be conducting workshops from 2-6 pm, offering a unique and interactive experience for all ages. Registration for these workshops is required by October 9th and can be done via email at [email protected].
In addition to these special events, the museum will also be offering guided tours of the special exhibition "Ferdinand Porsche and other pioneers". Curator Eva Haupt will lead a tour of the exhibition from 2-3 pm.
The special exhibition, which showcases the life and work of Ferdinand Porsche and other pioneers in technology and engineering, will also be toured at 11-12 pm on October 11th.
The Open Door Day at the Sudetendeutsche Museum in Munich is a celebration of its five-year anniversary and a great opportunity for visitors to explore the museum's exhibitions and activities for free.
For the most up-to-date information on the events and performances scheduled for the Open Door Day, we recommend checking the official Sudetendeutsche Museum website or contacting the museum directly.
The Sudetendeutsche Museum in Munich is looking forward to welcoming you on October 11th for a day of celebration and discovery. Don't miss out on this special event!
Amidst the events at the Sudetendeutsche Museum's Open Door Day on October 11th, attendees can participate in home-and-garden themed workshops by sand artist Nadia Ischia, as she creates art inspired by Otfried Preußler's famous book character, The Little Ghost. Furthermore, the museum offers a lifestyle exploration with the special exhibition "Ferdinand Porsche and other pioneers", showcasing their contributions to technology and engineering, guided by curator Eva Haupt.
