Cultural programming

From 13 Jul to 30 Sep

A thousand-year-old history of timber-framed houses

This exhibition explores the complex history of timber construction and its contemporary implications, in a context of strong environmental concern.

The 30 Jul

Family workshop: Carpenter for a day

Learn about building techniques, assemble a hut and make cob in this workshop to find out all about timber-framed houses in conjunction with the exhibition "Of earth and wood, a thousand years of timber-framed houses.

The 31 Jul

Workshop for family: build castles and timber-framed houses

Come and build the great regional heritage houses with the whole family. This hands-on tour will give everyone the chance to build castles, timber-framed houses and religious arches. For children aged 4 to 7 accompanied by an adult

The 31 Jul

Woodcarving and dyeing fabric bags : Workshop for all ages

Discover woodcarving

The 31 Jul

Wooden games

Discover Alsatian heritage thanks to the guided tour of the exhibition route

The 01 Aug

Guided tour of Andlau Abbey

This tour will help you understand the abbey's location, its role, its architecture and its history, as well as the Romanesque sculptures, jewels of this artistic period in Alsace. Open to all visitors.

The 01 Aug

Stonecutting

After a presentation of the Romanesque sculptures of the abbey of Andlau, put yourself in the shoes of a stonecutter and carve your own bas-relief

The 02 Aug

Workshop for children

The 06 Aug

Family workshop: Carpenter for a day

Learn about building techniques, assemble a hut and make cob in this workshop to find out all about timber-framed houses in conjunction with the exhibition "Of earth and wood, a thousand years of timber-framed houses.

The 07 Aug

Wooden games

Discover Alsatian heritage thanks to the guided tour of the exhibition route

The 07 Aug

Woodcarving and dyeing fabric bags : Workshop for all ages

Discover woodcarving

The 08 Aug

Stonecutting

After a presentation of the Romanesque sculptures of the abbey of Andlau, put yourself in the shoes of a stonecutter and carve your own bas-relief