Summer vacation in the Hessenpark: creative and exciting for the whole family!

Summer vacation in the Hessenpark: creative and exciting for the whole family!

The Hessian summer vacation are just around the corner! On July 4, the long -awaited days off for the children in the region begin. The holiday program is particularly varied in Freilichtmuseum Hessenpark , which has a diverse offer for large and small.

The popular textile days will take place on July 5th and 6th, which take visitors into the colorful world of manual work from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is everything your heart desires here: over 40 exhibitors show your handmade products, including fabrics, buttons, wool and much more. A creative treasure hunt for everyone who likes to create a hand!

creative learning in the museum

The textile days also offer exciting hands-on activities. Visitors can try blue dyes, flax processing and old laundry linen under guidance. In addition to textile materials, art made of metal and print graphics is also presented at the stands. Sustainable products and a exchange for clothing, which offer environmentally conscious visitors, offer a good knack for sustainable materials, especially during the trend.

But that's not all: From July 7th to July 13th, the holiday program "Games in the Museum" takes place. Children are invited every day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to experience old children's games up close and to learn more about learning in Kaiser's times in the historic school. With the help of the school bell, which rings at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., school courage and joy of play are awakened. Here the little ones can take part in attractive activities in pottery, rope and town hall - build, play and experience!

holiday courses in the textile museum

Especially art enthusiasts should also take a look at the diverse holiday courses in the Oberfränkische Textilmuseum that has numerous creative summer offers for children from 6 years. Not only is sewn here, but also tinkered: from butterflies from fabric residues to mobile from old CDs to individual seat cushions, here children's dreams are given. The courses take place from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and usually cost € 3.00 plus material costs. Even if the demand is high, the team around Ulrike Oelschlegel ensures that all children enjoy the creative hours.

Another highlight are the additional courses that start with a Christmas crafts in November. So if you have a creative project in mind after successful summer vacation, you should register in good time!

Overall, the summer in the Hessenpark and the textile museum offers a wonderful opportunity for families to spend creative hours together and rediscover traditions. So, let's go, and off to pleasure - wait for the summer vacation!