A bright yellow KUFTI stand will welcome you to Frankfurt Zoo on Sunday, September 1 from 10 am to 5 pm.
We will inform you about the culture and leisure ticker KUFTI and what you can experience in Frankfurt’s museums.
On site, you can get creative, experiment and research with teams from six museums and get a taste of the diverse program of cultural and leisure venues that you can visit all year round with the KUFTI.
All offers at the stands are free of charge on September 1, and for children and young people who already have a KUFTI, admission to Frankfurt Zoo is also free as usual.
THE PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Archaeological Museum, 13:30 – 17:00: Here you can experience the Stone Age at first hand
German Architecture Museum, 10:00 – 14:00: Animal mini worlds! Together they creatively design small living spaces for animals of all kinds and playfully discover the exciting world of nature!
EXPERIMINTA ScienceCenter, 10:00 – 17:00: EXPERIMINTA on Tour brings along a selection of scientific experiments.
German Romanticism Museum / Frankfurt Goethe House, 10:00 – 13:30: Goethe as naturalist and artist! Goethe developed his three-dimensional color tetrahedron model over 200 years ago. You can design your own tetrahedrons with a quill and colored ink.
Senckenberg Nature Museum, 10:00 – 17:00: Aha?! Research workshop on the road
Struwwelpeter Museum, 14:00 – 17:00: The Struwwelpeter Museum offers colorful Struwweleien for painting and handicrafts on KUFTI Day. Of course, there is also a small book corner.
KUFTI stand: 10:00 – 17:00, creative workshops and ticket application: Frankfurt’s museums always come up with a variety of offers for families: From Minecraft workshops and Roman games to experiments with ice and fire, walk-in underwater worlds, fantasies about forests and cities of the future to drawing and theater workshops, there’s something for everyone. The stand provides information about current programs and gives playful and creative impulses to get into conversation with children and young people about their approaches to museums and exhibitions.
