Saturday, November 6, 2021
Stage production - presentation of educational projects - salon talk - open workshop offer
At the Oderbruch Museum much of Education spoken - we make Workshop offers, initiate Projects at the schools and drive in the Project "Homeland work with young people from four schools in the Oderbruch region to over 100 business partners in the region to learn about the interplay of rural life and work. But what comes out of it? Do the projects only take place in the heads of the children and young people, or can something also be seen and heard?
On our program day on November 6, you can discover films, objects, audio recordings, drawings, photos, games and comics that have been created in recent months with us and in collaboration with schools in the region at various locations in the museum. This year, not only have three more films been made with young people on heritage sites, but a large diorama competition has also been launched, in which many schools have participated with their younger classes. In the fall, on the occasion of the Thanksgiving a mini tractor parade took place and in the Open Workshop small monsters were created, which are actually a little scary.
Education should also be play, and so on this day can also be played with us: In the upper foyer is a large memory ready, behind the cards hide old and forgotten words from the Oderbruch, which will be supplemented in the course of the day in the photo and painting workshop with pictures. If you want to put your memory to the test, you can try it out here - or pass the time creatively in our open workshop.
At 13.00 we invite you to an open discussion in the yellow salon. We would like to exchange with our guests and partners about the different experiences with youth projects and develop common visions for the planned annual theme youth.
Already around 11 o'clock the second performance of our musical reading on the annual theme "I live here and do my thing" with Jens-Uwe Bogadtke, Hannes Buder and Kenneth Anders will take place on the first floor of the castle, the evening before at 7 pm Premiere celebrates (advance orders at info@oderbruchmuseum.de or 0 33 44 - 33 39 11).
Admission on this day is free.