Anniversary program

We invite you to a weekend filled with all-time favorites, activities, and experiences for both young and old. We’re bringing back old classics, opening up new experiences, and welcoming you into the workshops. Explore the program and the museum.

10.15 Morning singing / 69

11.00 The Mischievous Elf / 71

11.45 Theater: The Tinderbox by H.C. Andersen / 69

12.15 Folk dance / 69

13.00 Otto the Rhino walks in the street / The circus square

13.15 Theater: Carl-Emil's birthday / The Tiny Houses on Remoulade Street

13.45 Storytelling and Danish legends / 8

14:15 Clown Joey’s magic show / Circus grounds

14:45 Folk Dance / 69

All activities are open from 10:30 to 15:30

The Town of Frøsnapper

Grab the mini-train Futte from the brand-newly opened station / The station

Candy kitchen / Behind the Brugsen supermarket

Make wist bread / Behind Remouladegade

The smithy is open / The smithy

Wheel of Fortune / Circus Square

Duck Pond / Circus Square

The Funen Village

Plant dyeing / 65

Color a light/ 67

Clay workshop / 43

Make a brick / 4

11.00 The history of the Open-Air Museum / 69

12:30 Where should the cabinet go?Join the museum curator behind the scenes / 71

14.30 The Open-Air Museum's History / 69

11.15 Feeding the pigs / 5

13.45 Meet the goats / 34

Meet the museum’s specialized craftsmen, who work every day to preserve the historic buildings and experience the traditional techniques.

You may encounter them in their natural habitat – that is, busy repairing, maintaining, and building things around the museum.

You can meet farmers and beekeepers, craftspeople and gardeners, blacksmiths and millers.

They light the forge, cook in the oven, knit with their own wool, grind flour in the mill, tend the gardens, and are happy to answer any curious questions.