Now it's free to drop into the museum and see our exhibitions. Come and see programs, have a cup of tea, meet, or surf the Web wirelessly.
With over five new exhibitions, a hundred programs, 600 school programs and 250 conference events in a year, the museum reaches a young, wide audience. Why do we need to make the visit admissionless?
- We want to be a place that everyone can feel that they own. We know it will be easier for many more to come when it's free. Spontaneous meeting-places do not occur if people have to pay to parttake, says museum director Margareta Alin.
Major touring exhibitions with admission-fee
The museum has no permanent exhibitions, but opens around five new exhibitions per year, all of which are now free to visit. The museum will now establish itself as a tour-stop for large international exhibitions. For these, visitors will have to pay admission.
Free programs
Live concerts, spoken-word, Community Nights, seminars - in the museum's great stairs you can experience multiple programs without paying admission. Welcome!
Check out the museum's program here
Programs with admission
For some of the museum's program activities you need to buy a ticket. This is indicated in connection with information about program activities.
School programs
Questions about the school programs: 031-63 27 50
Phone Hours: Tuesday and Friday. 9.00-11.30
For additional information: 031-63 27 51
Fax: 031-63 27 40
