MAK4Family: Rebell Modell – Back to the Woods

Wir stellen uns vor, wie so ein Leben im Wald aussehen könnte, und skizzieren Baumhäuser, Hängebrücken und Kletterparcours in den Baumkronen und versuchen dann kleine Modelle dafür zu bauen.

Sat, 13.4.2024 2 pm — 4 pm

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Suspension bridge in an exhibition space

After climate activists managed to save the last remnants of Hambach Forest from being cleared, a new protest camp emerged in Lützerath. In the “Fantasialand” barrio there were not only many structures on stilts but also a “high pod,” which was connected to several tree houses via trusses. This delayed the site’s clearance as the Lützerath activists could move freely over the heads of the police officers and keep escaping from them.

A stretch of forest occupied since 2012 on the boundary with the Hambach open-pit mine. Over the years elaborate structures have been built there, featuring suspension bridges, solar panels, and heating stoves. A new generation of interconnected tree houses were built after the site was cleared in 2018.

THE FORMAT MAK4Family
Workshop and guided tour for the whole family (ages 4 and older)
Meeting point: MAK Columned Main Hall

PRICE
Online Pre-Sale
€ 7 for children
€ 12,50 reduced admission for accompanying adults
BUY TICKETS HERE

Tickets purchased on the day at the MAK ticket office
€ 8 for children
€ 13,50 reduced admission for accompanying adults
But be aware that the event may be sold out!

The price includes admission to the museum, short introductory guided tours on relevant topics, and workshop materials.