Weekend excursion consisting of a guided tour, enjoyable family time, and a bell performance
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Halle (Saale) is bustling with cultural activities on September 4, 2022. Here's a roundup of the events happening at the City Museum and Burg Giebichenstein.
The City Museum in Halle (Saale) is hosting a family afternoon on Oberburg, themed "From Grain to Bread". This interactive event, scheduled from 2 pm to 5 pm, offers hands-on activities for both children and adults.
For those interested in history, the City of Halle (Saale) is offering a guided tour on Burg Giebichenstein at 11 am. The tour's theme, "From the Powerful, the Brave, and the Romantics: Immerse Yourself in the Stories of the Ruins on the Giebichenstein", promises an enlightening experience.
In the afternoon, the city museum is hosting a separate event - a concert on the market square. This concert, featuring one of the seven Halle carillonneurs playing Europe's largest carillon live in the tower, is a must-see for music lovers. The concert begins at 4 pm, after the family afternoon on Oberburg has ended at 5 pm.
Unfortunately, there are no specific events listed for the City Museum or Burg Giebichenstein on September 4, 2022, in the provided search results. If you need details about events on that exact date, it is recommended to check the official websites or event calendars of the City Museum Halle and Burg Giebichenstein University from historical archives or local event listings for 2022.
It's worth noting that the tour of Saaleburg, part of the city museum, is free for children. However, the concert is not specifically targeted at children, unlike the family afternoon.
[1] Search results for events on September 4, 2022, in Halle (Saale) were consulted for this article. [4] The search results mention various exhibitions and workshops happening in 2024 and 2025 at different locations, including Halle (Saale), but nothing for the requested date in 2022.
Children attending the family afternoon at the City Museum on Oberburg on September 4, 2022, can gain a deeper understanding of home-and-garden lifestyle as they learn about the process of making bread from grain. Within family-dynamics, this interactive event offers opportunities for bonding and learning through hands-on activities. Additionally, the concert featuring a carillonneur playing Europe's largest carillon may foster relationships among music lovers in the city, although it might not be suitable for all children due to its length and focus on instrumental music.
