Buck fever hits The Green Museum On May 16, the special exhibition 'Buck fever' opens at The Green Museum. The exhibition brings together a diverse selection of Danish buck trophies and focuses on the history, traditions…
Would you like to help The Green Museum? Do you have a tree that means something special to you? In connection with the development of a new theme for the exhibition BIG – Man and…
Easter holiday with livestock, crafts and spring Felted Easter eggs made of wool – one of the Easter holiday activities for the whole family at Det Grønne Museum During the Easter holiday, Det Grønne Museum invites the whole family…
The Green Museum receives 4.3 million for a new research project The Green Museum will spend the next three years, together with the University of Southern Denmark and Aarhus University, investigating the industrialization of Danish livestock farming…
How is the country? New lecture series focuses on the country's past, present and future. What is the real state of the country - what we live in, live from and shape our…
The Green Museum and Gammel Estrup mark the season opening with free annual passes When The Green Museum and Gammel Estrup Denmark's Manor Museum open on Saturday, February 7, it will be with a real…
One billion trees – plant your own memory during the winter holidays The Green Museum invites you to experiences during the winter holidays with a focus on forests, climate and the future. In Denmark, we have…
A different Greenland – told through trees Greenland is not only ice and mountains – but also trees. Author, photographer and long-time Greenland traveler Finn Larsen documents this with his pictures.…
Christmas atmosphere and historic Christmas market at the Green Museum As we approach the first Sunday in Advent, the Green Museum at Auning in Djursland is transformed into an atmospheric Christmas universe. Saturday…
The roots & scents of Christmas: Experience 300 years of Christmas history Today, Christmas is filled with fir trees and gifts. But how was Christmas celebrated 300 years ago? Visit the Green Museum…
