Workshops during the vacations
Vacation Fun

What would that actually be like, traveling without cars, planes or trains? Until the ancient Romans arrived here on the Lower Rhine, they first had to cover long and stony distances on foot. But how did people travel back then? And where did they actually store all their luggage? Join us on an exciting journey through time! Afterwards we will paint, draw and write our own travel diary.

Small but mighty: In model making, architects create entire cities in miniature before they even start building a large-scale project. Today, we're simply turning the tables! We'll use lots of different materials and lots of color to create miniature worlds. Whether you build your own home or a place that plays an important role in your everyday life is up to you, of course. Let's go... Who will be the next shining star in the Neuss architectural sky?

Welcome to our green print workshop! Whether with flower heads or leaves - with the help of Mother Nature you can easily and effectively conjure up great works of art!

Unfortunately, the summer vacation course has to be cancelled!

Our food culture is characterized by many delicacies that have their origins in completely different countries, because when people move to other places, they naturally take their recipes for food and drink with them. Today we will go on a delicious search for traces and look into the pots and pans of the Stone Age, the Romans and many others on their journey to the Lower Rhine ... After a short journey of discovery through the history of food, we will make food collages of the highest order.

Unfortunately, the summer vacation course has to be cancelled!

Lush grass, crashing waves or roaring engines? What does home actually sound like and what colors do we associate with it? Today we will go on a journey through our memories. We will be inspired by the current exhibition "From here? With the help of colors, sounds and motifs, you will then create your own personal masterpiece that symbolizes your home.

Colorful rock paintings in picture caves, painted bones and figures made of clay - art has always been an important part of our lives, even in the Stone Age! Together with an archaeologist, we explore the art world of the Stone Age people, investigate the production of various colors and then make our own works of art.

Are you ready for a touch of magic? Long before Walt Disney, Lotte Reininger created the first full-length animated film in history. We'll take inspiration from her enchanting fairy tale films and then make our own little shadow theater.

Indian Jones is probably the most famous archaeologist in film history. But what does an archaeologist actually do during an excavation? And how do they handle the finds? With prehistorian Jost Auler, you'll get to know the world of archaeology: from the excavation to the museum showcase!