04 Sept 2022 Saying goodbye to our exhibition “Party in the 21st century”
It is your last chance to visit our special exhibition, where traditional Slovakian headdresses have been presented by combining photography, body painting, art and tradition. “Parta” is the name for it. Slovakian women used to wear it in the old days. Come and join our last party to celebrate the closing event of our special […]
11 Sept 2022 Heritage open day!
Salt House – Law court – Sorbian museum The slogan for the day of open monument is “KulturSpur. Ein Fall für den Denkmalschutz” (english cultural marks. A case for the protection of ancient monuments) this year. Entry free at the Sorbian museum! Come and find out about the history of the museum building! It was […]
The Sorbian museum is closed off 15th of November 2021
The Sorbian museum is closed indefinitely off 15th of November 2021. Our team support the health office because of the precarious situation concerning Corona. In urgent cases, you can reach us by telephone 03591 270 870 0 or email sekretariat@sorbisches-museum.de. Take care and hopefully see you soon! All the best wishes, yours team of the […]
Museum tour via QR code
Now the audio tour for adults and also the animated children’s tour can be used freely using QR codes and a private mobile device. A link to the museum page opens by scanning or photographing the codes and the respective stations are explained. The audio guide is available in the following seven languages: German, English, […]
Tour at the museum
Figures of girls from the four Sorbian costume areas pose in front of the house model of the Sorbian Museum. Gotthard Steglich from Steina designed these wooden figures based on the model of the flower girls from the Ore Mountains. In the near future the friends want to take a look at different things in […]
Welcoming our visitors with a new inscription
Some time ago, part of the new graphical concept was put into effect at the eastern face of our museums building. The logo of the Serbski muzej – Sorbian museum was placed there to ensure easier navigation for visitors coming from the Matthias Tower. Last week followed the attachment of a new inscription at the […]
Information for Your Visit to the Sorbian Museum
The Sorbian Museum reopened its doors to the public on 5th May 2020. Additional measures are now required with regard to compliance with distancing rules and hygiene regulations. We ask all visitors to follow these corresponding guidelines. Your Museum Team Measures for Visitors to the Sorbian Museum According to the legal regulations, wearing a […]
Holiday programmes in autumn 2019
“SERBSKI STREET STYLE” Do you like fancy fashion? Do you know the Sorbian people and their traditional costumes? Join us, to see, how young students and experienced fashion designers created cool new Sorbian clothes in a modern way. We can do this ourselves! Let us develop patterns and accessories. (material costs: 2€) Dates: 15 October […]
Music and Dance at the Sorbian Museum
30 August 2019 – 1 September 2019 The Sorbian Museum is open from 10am until 6pm. Our permanent exhibition offers you a wide variety of history, culture and language of the Sorbs living in the Upper and Lower Lusatia. Adult or children audio tours are free of charge! 30 August 2019, at 5 p.m.: “Serbska […]
Painting contest of the Sorbian museum “Think of Art!”
Painting contest of the Sorbian museum “Think of Art!” 15 July 2019 – 6 September 2019 Strong colours, clear shapes and lots of feeling – all good ingredients to make some art in style of Expressionism. The sorbian artist Jan Buck is famous for this kind of art. Just look at these pictures above! Aren’t […]
The Sorbian museum is sponsored by the foundation for the Sorbian people (Stiftung für das sorbische Volk), which annually grant benefits because of tax money based on the financial household decided by deputies of the parliament of the Federal Republic of Germany, the state parliament of Brandenburg (Landtag Brandenburg) and the state parliament of Saxony (Landtag Sachsen). The museum is also supported by the administrative district Bautzen (Landkreis Bautzen) and the cultural area Upper Lusatia-Lower Silesia (Kulturraum Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien). The Sorbian museum is an institution of the administrative district Bautzen.