On every second Saturday, children
and adults are in for some fun and exciting activities at the Museum of Ethnography's MÉTA Matinée, in parallel museum education
events. Children between the ages of 5 and 10 are invited to explore the
150-year-old museum, its extravagant building, and its innovative approach to
exhibitions.
How did the museum's story
begin, where has it come from and where is it going? What types of objects does
it collect and preserve, and from what cultures? How do the new museum function
and high-tech architecture fit together? How and what kind of exhibitions can
be organised in a completely new environment from the old collection? With
the help of a map and the children, the session will examine the old and
new grounds of the museum, moving through time and space.
In parallel, adults can
visit the MÉTA Gallop, where they can learn about the exhibitions
through a playful, interactive guided tour.
Find out further information about
the event here and purchase your tickets here.
