Schwedt celebrates: Three museums invite you to the anniversary festival!

Schwedt celebrates: Three museums invite you to the anniversary festival!

A truly exciting year is imminent for the museums in Schwedt, because three institutions celebrate anniversaries in 2025, which indicate a rich story. The Jewish Museum looks back on 15 years, while the tobacco museum in Vierraden celebrates its 25th anniversary on September 3. In addition, the city museum can refer to over 25 years of successful museum work. On this occasion, the Jewish Museum is holding a large anniversary celebration in the museum's garden on July 25, in which a swing band ensures musical entertainment and the admission is free of charge. As reports [MOZ.de] (https://www.moz.de/lokales/museum-in-schwedt-pck-jued-wed- and-tabak-Museen-jubilaeum-7820074.html), these anniversaries are not only a celebration of the past, but also a homage to the people in the region, as the head of the city Museums, Anke Grodon, emphasized.

Especially the Jewish Museum has established itself as an important place to impart Jewish life. The famous Mikwe - a historic immersion bath - is the only preserved specimen in Brandenburg and attracts around 1,000 children annually who take part in projects for Jewish life. In addition to the permanent exhibition, there are also changing special exhibitions, such as the exhibition "Displaced 1939". Since the opening 15 years ago, the museum has not only preserved cultural history, but has also developed into an extra -curricular place of learning for the youth in Schwedt. Interested parties can find more information about the museum on the website of the city of Schwedt.

variety of museums

Schwedt has a lot to offer: the tobacco museum tells the story of the tobacco cultivation in the region and is located in a listed tobacco dryer. Here, visitors can not only learn about the importance of tobacco for the region, but also get to know the consequences of tobacco use in a non -smoking room. This topic is particularly important because the importance of the tobacco is both historically and health policy.

In addition, the city museum opened up in February for primary and early history as well as in the early modern period, which gives visitors a fresh look at past eras. A particularly exciting highlight is the special exhibition on GDR consumption goods made of polyurethane, which can still be seen until October 19, 2025.

Cultural events and future outlooks

The museums plan many other cultural events in 2025. In the Jewish Museum, the “Baroque meets Tango” concert on August 23 will take place. Between May and September there are also various cultural events in the garden of the museum, which perfectly take advantage of the summer ambience. In addition, the museums have the idea of digitally preparing the history of their art exhibitions on the website of the Schwedter museums. This will not only benefit older visitors, but will also introduce younger generations to the fascinating stories.

The Schwedt museums therefore stand for preserving the past, but also for the active participation of the future. They invite everyone interested to use the offers on site and be inspired.