8.50-10.30 am
Please bring own blanket, mat and a negative covid test (max. 24h)
15 Euro per session / 130 Euro book of ten tickets /110 Euro FuF members
Sign up via yoga@hausamwaldsee.de
Since 2014, Haus am Waldsee has regularly been offering yoga classes open to all.
Govinda teaches in the Sivananda tradition every Wednesday from 9.00 to 10.30 am.
20.10. – 22.10.
Three days, 10 am – 1 pm
For children from 8 to 12 years of age
Fee: 30 Euros, max. 10 participants
Please register until 13 Oktober via: vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de
Who says drawing is boring? The Tony Cragg exhibition at the Haus am Waldsee proves it: Drawing is much more than serious sketching with pencil on paper. You can draw with different materials. Sometimes large, sometimes small, sometimes with the hand, sometimes with the foot or even the whole body! You can draw on paper, on cardboard or in the whole room.
In the three-day holiday course, we let ourselves be driven by various drawing experiments and playfully approach everything that drawing can be. You’ll be surprised!
8.50-10.30 am
Please bring own blanket, mat and a negative covid test (max. 24h)
15 Euro per session / 130 Euro book of ten tickets /110 Euro FuF members
Sign up via yoga@hausamwaldsee.de
Since 2014, Haus am Waldsee has regularly been offering yoga classes open to all.
Govinda teaches in the Sivananda tradition every Wednesday from 9.00 to 10.30 am.
8.50-10.30 am
Please bring own blanket, mat and a negative covid test (max. 24h)
15 Euro per session / 130 Euro book of ten tickets /110 Euro FuF members
Sign up via yoga@hausamwaldsee.de
Since 2014, Haus am Waldsee has regularly been offering yoga classes open to all.
Govinda teaches in the Sivananda tradition every Wednesday from 9.00 to 10.30 am.
2 – 5 pm
No booking necessary
Children for free, adults pay admission to the exhibition: 7 / 5 Euro
Every second Saturday of the month, families can embark on a journey of discovery through the world of contemporary art at Haus am Waldsee. After a short tour of the current exhibition, families are invited to be inspired by the works of artist Tony Cragg and to experiment with their own drawing.
The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages and aims at a communal experience of looking at and creating art.
2 – 5 pm
No booking necessary
Children for free, adults pay admission to the exhibition: 7 / 5 Euro
Every second Saturday of the month, families can embark on a journey of discovery through the world of contemporary art at Haus am Waldsee. After a short tour of the current exhibition, families are invited to be inspired by the works of artist Tony Cragg and to experiment with their own drawing.
The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages and aims at a communal experience of looking at and creating art.
2 – 5 pm
No booking necessary
Children for free, adults pay admission to the exhibition: 7 / 5 Euro
Every second Saturday of the month, families can embark on a journey of discovery through the world of contemporary art at Haus am Waldsee. After a short tour of the current exhibition, families are invited to be inspired by the works of artist Tony Cragg and to experiment with their own drawing.
The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages and aims at a communal experience of looking at and creating art.
Artist Christiane Löhr in the exhibition, photo: Harry Schnitger
Visitor in the exhibition, photo: Harry Schnitger
Visitors in the exhibition, photo: Harry Schnitger
Speeches in the sculpture park, photo: Harry Schnitger
Director Katja Blomberg and guests, photo: Harry Schnitger
