During “Art Days by the Limfjord” over the Ascension holiday, Struer Museum invites you on 14 May to the opening of an art installation (artist Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard), and on 15 May to a performance of the co-creative musical work Triangular Mass (artist Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard).

Struer Museum

Struer Museum is the ultimate place to dive into the world of sound, listening, and local history. In addition to being an architectural gem, the museum offers various exhibitions that tell captivating stories:

Bang & Olufsen – Experience the radio and television adventure that put Struer on the world map.
Buchholtz' House – Visit the writer’s home of Johannes and Olga Buchholtz.
The Sound Universe – Play, explore, and learn about the fascinating world of sound and hearing.
Special Exhibition BLÅ – 44 turquoise glass beads found in Humlum in 1885, representing Denmark’s largest Bronze Age bead discovery.
Special Exhibition: The Advantages of Being Dyslexic – Experience a sensory sound installation about dyslexia, creativity, and community. A new perspective on learning, strengths, and inclusion within the museum space.

Struer Museum is more than just an impressive exhibition. It is a place where you can experience, play, and learn about the fascinating world of sound and hearing – making it a must-visit for the whole family.

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Art Days by the Limfjord

During Art Days by the Limfjord over the Ascension holiday, artists and galleries all around the Limfjord open their doors and invite you to get up close to the artworks and the people behind them. Struer Museum is just one of the participants you can experience during Art Days by the Limfjord.

You can read more via the link here: Kunstdage ved Limfjorden | Destination Limfjorden