The Nazis didn't just disappear, after all

2026-01-30 – 2026-07-26

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2025-10-09 – 2026-09-06

20+1: Twenty and (One’s) Perspective on Artificial Intelligence

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Samizdat: Words of freedom

POSTPONED: City Walk “Frankfurt and Its Nazi Past”

2026-06-28 @ 14:00

ATTENTION: Due to the heat wave, this event has been rescheduled for July 12, 2026, from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. All registered visitors will be contacted with the option to reschedule their reservation. City Walks: “Frankfurt and Its Nazi Past” These historical city walks through Frankfurt, led by historians Ann-Kathrin Rahlwes and Lisa Schrimpf, take participants past sites where the crimes of National Socialism have been addressed—legally, politically, or through civil society…

Guided tour: Collection depot Heusenstamm

2026-07-03 @ 14:00

A look behind the scenes. Guided tour of the collection depot in Heusenstamm Not everything that the museum has in its archives and depots is actually on display. During the guided tour of the depot, you will get to see otherwise hidden treasures and learn more about the work of a museum. Date: Every 1st Friday of the month at 2 p.m. Location: Philipp-Reis-Straße 4-8, 63150 Heusenstamm Duration: approx. 90 minutes Cost: €14 for adults, €8 for children aged 6 and over, €10 reduced with proof.

Bleating telephone sheep - TribuT by Jean-Luc Cornec

2026-07-05 @ 14:30

The TribuT installation by Jean-Luc Cornec from 1989 is located in the foyer of the museum. It consists of sheep formed from wire, telephone sets, cords and receivers. The sheep in this flock bleat in different tones every first Sunday of the month using a random generator. The transformation from telephone to sheep, the ring tones and the flock open up several possible interpretations.

FULLY BOOKED: City Getaway on the Museumsufer

2026-07-07 @ 09:30

Why not spend your adventure vacation on the Museumsufer this year instead of traveling far away? For children ages 8 to 12 June 29–July 3, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. July 6–10, 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. July 13–17, 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. During summer break, twelve cultural institutions in Frankfurt are once again offering a joint, one-week vacation program. The focus is on exploring the individual museums with their exciting offerings and exhibitions. Every day, the journey takes participants to two different…

Comic Workshop for Kids with Valentin Krayl

2026-07-08 @ 10:00

Comics About AI with Illustrator Valentin Krayl Have you heard of artificial intelligence? Everyone’s been talking about it lately. Many people believe that AI is going to completely transform our world. We’ll explore this topic by discovering the AI Island at the museum and creating various comics about it—sometimes in groups, sometimes on our own. Valentin will help you bring your ideas to life on paper in the most exciting way possible. Materials will be provided, but feel free to bring your own pens and pencils. Ages: 8 and up…

ALTERNATE DATE: City Walk: “Frankfurt and Its Nazi Past”

2026-07-12 @ 14:00

PLEASE NOTE: This is the rescheduled date for the walking tour originally planned for June 28. The event is fully booked. City Walking Tours: “Frankfurt and Its Nazi Past” These historical city walks through Frankfurt, led by historians Ann-Kathrin Rahlwes and Lisa Schrimpf, take participants past sites where the crimes of National Socialism were addressed—legally, politically, or through civil society. The walks will take place on four different dates. Participation is free,…

Children's workshop: Open vacation workshop

2026-07-14 @ 13:30

During the Hessian vacation periods, there are special opening times in the afternoon in the children's workshop and three slots each for children aged 4 and over and families. During the summer vacations we offer the following dates: 30.06., 01.07., 02.07., 07.07., 08.07., 09.07., 14.07., 15.07., 16.07., 21.07., 22.07., 23.07., 28.07., 29.07., 30.07., 04.08., 05.08. and 06.08. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays: 13:30-14:30, 14:30-15:30, 15:30-16:30 Tickets are available until 15 minutes before the start of the respective...

Afterwork workshop

2026-07-15 @ 17:30

You like and save DIYs all the time, but you don't have the time or materials to do it yourself? Let's change that! Every third Wednesday of the month, you can spend creative after-work hours with us in a relaxed atmosphere. Try out different printing techniques, try binding books or design small gifts for your loved ones! We prepare new topics for each session. You can find the exact program one week in advance on Instagram and our website. No matter whether...

AI Club for Best Agers - How to Use AI Safely, Protecting Against Errors and Fraud

2026-07-16 @ 15:00

A four-part event series invites you to explore artificial intelligence in a relaxed and accessible way. It demonstrates how digital tools can make everyday life easier—no technical prior knowledge required. From the basics to practical support with writing and organizing, all the way to creative possibilities with images and photos, the series covers a wide range of topics relevant to everyday life. The final session focuses on using AI safely and consciously so that opportunities can be seized and risks…

Open children's workshop

2026-07-25 @ 15:30

The children’s workshop is supervised by members of the educational team, who provide an introduction and offer assistance as needed. The workshop’s open-concept approach is designed to encourage self-exploration and experimentation—fostering curiosity and strengthening self-directed learning skills based on each child’s individual interests. Every Saturday from 2:30–3:30 p.m. | 3:30–4:30 p.m. | 4:30–5:30 p.m. for children ages 4 and up.

Public guided tour: The Nazis didn't just go away: Dealing with National Socialism in Germany since 1945

2026-07-26 @ 15:00

Public guided tour: The Nazis didn't just go away: Dealing with National Socialism in Germany since 1945 On these dates, a person will guide you through the exhibition and provide exciting information on individual exhibits as well as a look behind the scenes.

Public guided tour: NEWS

2026-07-26 @ 16:00

On these dates, a person will guide you through the exhibition and provide exciting information on individual exhibits as well as a look behind the scenes. Every Sunday at 4 pm, from 14 years (recommended)