Christmas is just around the corner! On December 1, not only will the first door on the Advent calendar open, but also the door to the Baroque Hall of the Elztal Museum. Behind it is the new special exhibition "Winter LEGO® Worlds". In this exhibition, the museum presents Christmas and winter scenes made from LEGO® bricks.
On Friday, December 13, 2024, visitors of all ages can build their own winter decorations from LEGO® bricks at a special free workshop from 4-6 pm. In addition to Christmas baubles, trees, angels and more, museum employee Hendrik Frenger has come up with something very special: The colorful plastic bricks can also be used to build Christmas facades for fairground organs.
The museum team provides construction plans and models for both the Christmas decorations and the organ façades, which participants can use as a guide or as inspiration for new creations.
The most beautiful creations can be loaned to the exhibition: Decorate the Christmas tree in the exhibition with the museum team and light it up with your creations At the end of the exhibition, the Elztalmuseum will raffle off Christmas baubles and angels made of LEGO® bricks among all creative participants.
On Friday, December 13, 2024, visitors of all ages can build their own winter decorations from LEGO® bricks at a special free workshop from 4-6 pm. In addition to Christmas baubles, trees, angels and more, museum employee Hendrik Frenger has come up with something very special: The colorful plastic bricks can also be used to build Christmas facades for fairground organs.
The museum team provides construction plans and models for both the Christmas decorations and the organ façades, which participants can use as a guide or as inspiration for new creations.
The most beautiful creations can be loaned to the exhibition: Decorate the Christmas tree in the exhibition with the museum team and light it up with your creations At the end of the exhibition, the Elztalmuseum will raffle off Christmas baubles and angels made of LEGO® bricks among all creative participants.
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