African dance meets European dance art, traditional movements and dances from western Africa meet exercises for more body awareness and diversity of movement. Details here.

Family Sunday with the Museum Education Centre (MPZ): After a tour through the special exhibition, upcycling products are made from old milk and juice cartons in the workshop. Details here.

What prompted people in the Stone Age to move around? What routes did they take? What provisions did they take with them? Tour and workshop for children aged 5 or older. Information and registration via MVHS. 
 

Summertime is music time. What could be more fitting than making music yourself as part of the current Africa exhibition? If you want to try out traditional West African beats, the djembe is just the thing for you. Details here.

Arrowheads for bowhunting were of fundamental importance in most African cultures at all times. In the workshop guests can make arrowheads from flint under guidance, which can later be worn as a pendant on a ribbon. Details Details.

with the (MPZ). Christmas tree decorations, nativity figures and glass engraving. 1pm - 4pm. For children aged 6-12. Free admission for children (adults pay the regular castle entrance fee), contribution towards the cost of materials. Please wrap up…