Live Saturday with an exclusive look behind the scenes – only on May 3rd!
Museum curator Anette Stavensø Møller is ready to talk about the new exhibition.
On Saturday, May 3, The Green Museum invites you to Living Saturday – a day full of life, crafts, taste experiences and living cultural heritage.
And this time you will get as a guest a very special opportunity: a rare look behind the scenes of our upcoming main exhibition, which opens this summer.
Three times during the day you can come with curator Anette Stavensø Møller on a short tour of the area where the new exhibition is taking physical shape. Here you will be able to see for yourself how the space is being built and how the whole process is progressing. There will also be an opportunity to hear about the work of gathering the last 80 years of Danish history within hunting, forestry, agriculture and food culture into one unified narrative and hear about some specially selected stories.
The times for the sneak peek tour are:
- At 11:00
- At 12:30
- At 2:00 PM
And with an exhibition hall of over 1000 m2 where the new exhibition is being built, there is room for everyone.
An exhibition with visions
The upcoming exhibition will be the museum's largest ever venture. It has been created in collaboration with the award-winning architects JAC Studios and the Dutch exhibition company Heijmerink Wagemakers, and will give visitors a sensory and interactive journey through the development and changes of recent decades. From post-war agricultural restructuring to today's climate challenges and consumption habits – the exhibition shows how human choices have shaped landscape, production and society.
With everything from information columns and iconic objects to sound, film and hands-on stations, it will be an exhibition that invites both immersion and reflection. And on Living Saturday you can be among the first to see how it all takes shape!
A day full of life
As always, Lively Saturday also offers plenty of activities for the whole family. From 10:00 a.m. 11 to 15 The museum's many volunteers will bring exhibitions and outdoor areas to life:
- Try rope-laying together with the boys' and girls' guild.
- Get taste samples and good stories at the food guild and the dairy farmers.
- Experience the fascinating beer brewing process when the brewers' guild brew beer for the agricultural fair the old-fashioned way and see the bow guild tame the strong wood and make bows.
- Visit the tractor workshopwhere the old vehicles are repaired, polished and maintained.
- Come in. visitor magazine and see some of the objects that are not part of our exhibitions, but which are still our responsibility in relation to the four subject areas of history.
- Then continue to the apiary, where beekeepers' guild working with the bees.
It will be a day where history comes alive – and where you will get a unique look at the future of The Green Museum. We look forward to seeing you!
