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Back to the homepage / naar de homepage Evenementen in 2002 (Nederlandse versie) Activities in the Prehistoric Open Air Museum in 2002All happenings start at 10 am and finish at 5 pm JANUARY zo 20 Soup near the prehistoric campfire zo 27 Stories near the campfire by a prehistoric hunter (1.30 PM and 3.30 PM) FEBRUARY 2 / 3 Weekend prehistoric life for die-hards* zo 10 Activities by children: making oil lamps zo 17 Activities by children: making oil lamps zo 24 workshop: baking Germanic breads MARCH zo 3 Soup near the prehistoric campfire zo 10 Activities by children: making oil lamps zo 17 Activities by children: making oil lamps zo 24 Stories near the campfire (1.30 PM and 3.30 PM) zo 31 Activities by children (Pre) APRIL ma 1 Activities by children (Pre) zo 7 Demonstrations fabrics (Pre) za 13 Activities by children (Pre) zo 14 The skinner works an animals skin (Pre) za 20 closed zo 21 Opening Mideaval City: ENDEHOVEN OPENS THE TOWN’s GATES zo 28 The bone worker makes a “lucet” (ME) May holiday (April, 27th –, 5th) Holiday (May, 9th – May, 12th): Activities by children in the Mideaval period MAY zo 5 The smith is forging a knife (ME) za 11 workshop: weaving colourful belts * 18/19/20 Help ! The Normans attack ... (see photo below) 25/ 26 Weekend Life through (pre)history* (Pre) JUNE za 1 Workshop: making fire with a fire-bow * zo 2 Making coins (ME) za 8 Using plants * za 15 Working with bone * zo 16 MIDEAVAL ACTIVITIES di 18 Lecture: The beginning of the Mideaval town “Endehoven” (7.30 PM) 22/23 weekend: to live in a prehistoric way* (Pre) za 29 workshop: forging iron * (afternoon)* zo 30 Writing with a goose feather (ME) JULY zo 7 Making leather pockets (Pre) zo 14 PUPPETTHEATER: “Princess Tierelijn en de moedige speelman” (11am, 1pm and 3pm) (ME) zo 21 demonstrations fabrics: making, weaving and colouring * (Pre) zo 28 The ceramist makes clay figurines (ME) Summer holidays 1/7 - 7/7 Activities by children (Prehistory) 8/7 -14/7 Activities by children in the Mideaval period 15/7 -21/7 Activities by children (Prehistory) 22/7 -28/7 Activities by children in the Mideaval period 29/7 -4/8 Activities by children (Prehistory) 5/8 -11/8 Activities by children in the Mideaval period 12-8 - 18/8 Activities by children (Prehistory) 19/8 -25/8 Activities by children in the Mideaval period 26/8 -31/8 Activities by children (Prehistory) AUGUST zo 4 Musicians carve flutes (Pre) 10/ 11 Baking pottery in a field-oven (Pre) zo 18 FOOD FESTIVAL IN THE MIDEAVAL INN (ME) za 24 workshop: historic cooking * za 31 Learn how to make clay figurines * SEPTEMBER zo 1 Help us casting the tin (ME) za 7 Learn how to make Mideaval hats * zo 8 Modeshow: FROM BEAR-HIDES TO CITYMODEL (ME) 14/ 15 Weekend Mideaval life* (ME) za 21 workshop: forging iron * 28/ 29 workshop: making pots and baking them in a field oven * (Pre) OCTOBER 5 / 6 MIDEAVAL MARKET Merchants and Artists. zo 13 games for children on the market place (ME) zo 20 Mideaval story theater (1pm, 2.30pm and 4pm) (ME) zo 27 Music in the inn (ME) Autumn holiday (October, 20-27): Activities by children in the Mideaval period NOVEMBER zo 10 Writing with a goose feather zo 17 A Mideaval “poorter” tells stories (1.40pm and 3.30pm) zo 24 Activities by children DECEMBER zo 15 Activities by children |
