Schölerberg Museum Unveils Fresh Exhibit Lineup

The Schoelerberg Museum is gearing up for an unforgettable season, with a new program running from September to December 2025. The lineup promises a diverse range of events, including lectures, readings, live music, and interactive exhibitions, making it a must-visit destination for culture enthusiasts and families alike.

One of the highlights of the program is the lecture titled "Forensic Medicine & Paleontology - An Alliance for Past Life," scheduled for Friday, November 14, 2025, at the Museum am Schölerberg. While the speaker's name is yet to be announced, the event promises to be enlightening, running from 19:30 to 21:30.

The special exhibition program features four main themes: paleontology, rock music, forensic medicine, and music. On November 27, Dr. Nico Rose will deliver a lecture titled "Hard, Heavy & Happy," accompanied by live music from the band "Acoustic Steel."

For those interested in astronomy, the planetarium has three new shows. "Galaxy - Journey Through the Milky Way" starts on September 16, offering a tangible understanding of the Milky Way and the dynamics behind the development of stars and galaxies. "Expedition Space - I. The Solar System" is a live-hosted show where visitors embark on an exciting journey from Earth to the solar system. "Himmelwärts" by Karen Köhler, a theater piece realized with puppet play and live sounds, will start on October 24.

The traveling exhibition "Rock Fossils on Tour" will be on display until December 30. This exhibition offers creative offers for children and families, lectures and readings from paleontology and psychology, a festival day on September 20, and a large action weekend from October 9 to 12. On October 9, Dr. Arnold Staniczek will give a lecture titled "Amber Rocks!".

The exhibition "BananaRama - A Research Journey to the Banana" will be at the Schoelerberg Museum from October 18 to November 15. This exhibition explores the banana as a research subject, showcasing new varieties, modern technologies in cultivation, and the importance of biodiversity for global food security.

On October 25, Prof. Dr. Mats Eriksson will present "Another primordial day - The paleo metal diaries." Dr. Sophia Kimmig will give a lecture on her bestselling book "Lebendige Nacht - vom verborgenen Leben der Tiere" on November 4.

Two large creative weekends will be held for Halloween and Christmas. Halloween crafting will take place on October 26 from 10 AM to 6 PM, while Christmas crafting will happen on December 20 from 2 PM to 6 PM and December 21 from 10 AM to 6 PM.

With over 200 events at the museum, planetarium, and environmental education center, there's something for everyone at the Schoelerberg Museum this season. Don't miss out on this exciting lineup!