Autumn Break Opening Hours (Week 44)
Monday: 11 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday: 11 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday: 11 AM – 8 PM
Thursday: 11 AM – 5 PM
Friday: 11 AM – 5 PM
Saturday: 11 AM – 5 PM
Sunday: 11 AM – 5 PM
Day of the Dead
A weekend with Mexican folk dance and mariachi music, market, screenings, ofrenda altars, face painting, film showings, and skeleton workshops. The music and dance performance “Fiesta en el cementerio / Party in the Cemetery” will be presented four times during the weekend.
Dates
November 1
November 2
Price
Included in annual pass and entrance ticket. Additional cost for the performance Fiesta en el cementerio / Party in the Cemetery as well as workshop activities.
Create a Papier-Mâché Skull
In this course you will learn how to make a colorful papier-mâché skull, or cartonería as it is called in Mexico. Together with the instructor, we will make skulls from scratch and decorate them. You can then take your skull home, and with the skills you gain during the day you’ll be able to make more at home.
Date & Time
October 25 – November 2 at 1:00 p.m.
Price
100 SEK
Familjevisning: ¡Viva México!
Welcome to join an exciting family tour of the exhibition ¡Viva México! During the autumn break we celebrate Día de Muertos – Day of the Dead at the Museum of Ethnography. Listen to stories about the Day of the Dead, discover the museum’s own altar, and more.
Price
Included in annual pass and entrance ticket
Date & Time
Tours three times daily throughout the autumn break:
12:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., and 3:30 p.m.
Yokai - Spirits of Japan
A visually rich exhibition that begins with a historical look back at early depictions of Yokai in picture scrolls, woodblock prints, and objects, and then takes us into today’s world of anime, games, and AI-generated imagery.
Read more about the Yokai exhibition here
Yokai of the forest
In our summer workshop, we create freely using tree branches, fabric, and all kinds of other materials, inspired by various forest myths.
¡Viva Mexico!
¡Viva México! showcases Mexico’s multifaceted origins and traditions. Follow the paw prints of the mythical hairless dog Xolo, who guides children through the exhibition.
Read more about ¡Viva México! exhibition here
The Storage
Get lost among tinder pouches, monkey traps, and poison arrows. Discover new worlds. Perhaps the leopard mask or the toy dog will become your favorite?
Read more about The Storage exhibition here
