The museum is alive. Experience crafts and everyday culture up close in action.
Here you'll find all current dates and news about our museum. We warmly invite you to experience the historic everyday culture of the Wesermarsch region live and to become an active part of our museum community.
Two historical narratives about warmth, survival and craft resilience: original emergency stoves from besieged Sarajevo in the 1990s stand alongside life in the emergency shelters and Nissen huts of the Wesermarsch after 1945 — global history meets local fates.
The exhibition shows how people in extreme situations preserved warmth and dignity through improvisation and craft skill. Food shortages, lack of clothing and everyday necessities — and yet: the immense power of craft resilience. Free admission.
From special exhibitions to the Christmas bazaar – here's what to expect throughout the year.
Two historical narratives: original emergency stoves from besieged Sarajevo in the 1990s and life in the Nissen huts of the Wesermarsch after 1945. Global history meets local fates — craft resilience up close. Free admission.
Fire, sparks and ancient craft: our blacksmith shows how useful everyday objects were once forged from raw iron. Participation welcome!
Experience ancient crafts in the evening light. The forge in the historic smithy glows, the garden shines with warm lights. An evening full of atmosphere.
Regional exhibitors present their craftsmanship in the historic village centre and the illuminated museum garden. With mulled wine, live music and fresh Christmas baked goods.
What moved us, what excited us? Reports and images from our museum's daily life.
A wonderful anniversary weekend full of history. Photos and reports from the grand jubilee celebration of our historic main building from 1773.
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A significant donation: a fully functional historic platen press now expands our exhibition printing room, bringing the art of letterpress to life.
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Year 4 pupils from Ovelgönne primary school spent an exciting project week researching the hard life of a hundred years ago in the Wesermarsch region.
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