The Long Night of Munich Museums - 18th October

2-5 pm: Children's programme

Visiting the Romans
How did people live here in Bavaria 2,000 years ago? What did their clothes look like? You can explore these and many other questions. In the workshop, brooches (fibulae) are made based on Roman models. If you like, you can try on Roman-style clothing and take a seat on a ‘kline’.
For children aged 6 to 12, limited participation on site). In cooperation with the Museum Education Centre (MPZ)
Location: Museumswerkstatt (workshop room), ground floor

6 pm to 1 am: Evening programme
Sound art & archaeology
Sebastian Förschl, principal percussionist of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, presents a fascinating solo programme of contemporary percussion music. The museum will resound with works by Iannis Xenakis, Andy Akiho and Javier Álvarez –
compositions that impress with their rhythmic precision, tonal depth and physical presence. With extraordinary virtuosity, Fröschl showcases the percussion in all its sonic facets. Hourly from 7 p.m. to midnight.
Location: Forum, ground floor

In addition:
Archaeological pop-up tours of the museum, hourly from 7:30 p.m.
The permanent exhibition is open until 1 a.m. Drinks at the SOLA-bar.

Please note: Special Long Night tickets are valid for this event. Available from us, MünchenTicket or the participating venues.

We look forward to seeing you!