A Juggler at the Museum
What could a juggler possibly be doing at the Museum? We will learn the secrets of juggling and discover the most important means of communication from antiquity through the present day. We’ll get to experience a juggler on a unicycle balancing glow-in-the-dark balls, colourful bowling pins, bright hoops and magical rings in the air. It’s […]
Museum in the dark
How many different ways of “experiencing” a Museum are there? Lights out. Equipped with our trusty torches and with the assistance of sounds (Morse code: dots and dashes, bicycle horns, ringing telephones, call centre noises), we will solve riddles hidden behind the museum exhibits and discover the landmark events in the history of telecommunications.
Chop Chop
How well do we know the Museum? We will become acquainted with the most important exhibits from the Museum collection through a fun group knowledge game. We will first go on a brief tour of the collection, and then we will each wear a pair of headphones and attempt to describe to the next player […]
Become the messenger of the Goddess
Hermes, Aphrodite, Oshun, Lada, Freyja We travel back in time, to antiquity, where we will meet Hermes, messenger of the gods, as well as the female deities of abundance, love and the earth. How do you write a telegram on its original paper? We write the message, using a tablet to plot the route the […]
We’ve got our wires crossed
“Put a sock in it.” “We’ve got our wires crossed”, “Talk is cheap.” We will learn about various sayings associated with communication. We will split up into teams and try to understand them through games like broken telephone and pantomime, but also digitally by connecting images on a tablet. But why is communication important? How […]