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We will listen to the story of a tireless and resourceful mouse, who meets different animals on his adventures and gets involved in puzzling situations with them, which he successfully solves with some common sense and plenty of humor.
In his lecture our curator of archeology Jože Štukl will present a part of the ceramic wealth of the Middle and New Ages, which is hidden in the collections and depots of the Škofja Loka Museum.
You are invited to a public guided tour of The Scent of the Skin exhibition, which will be let by the author Aleš Gregorič and exhibition curator Boštjan Soklič.
The Škofja Loka Museum is participating in a joint campaign of Slovenian museums and galleries Heritage through Play, which takes place during Children's Week®. Between 6 and 11 October 2020, admission to the museum for children and families is free!
As part of the European Heritage Days we invite you to a guided tour of the beekeeping collection at the Brode Beekeepers' House.
On the wings of a magical wind stuck in one of the folk tales, a group of storytellers will take you from the beasts of Resia, who happily play the zither, past the ripe ears of wheat that soften the heart of the most stubborn king, to the magic pot and the special a soup.
Poet, writer, playwright, director and actor Andrej Rozman - Roza knows how to do miraculous things with his tongue, he twists it and unravels it so that we can easily follow him into his stories and rhymes. At his storytelling events, he always makes people laugh with his mischievous humor, playful facial expressions and posture.
At the closing event of the In Love with Creativity project, we will present its results: the educational programme, a film on the hat-making factory Šešir, the collection of papers From behind the Hat etc.
You are invited to the opening of the photography exhibition of Aleš Gregorič, one of the most prominent Slovenian photographers, who combines different photographic methods and approaches, fuses them and actualises them within the context of contemporary art.
As part of the accompanying program of the exhibition project Clay Through Place and Time, we invite you to the presentation of the publication Pottery in the Ribnica Valley. Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow?.