BLICKWEIT
March 11, 2025 – October 31, 2026 | Op de Wurt
From autumn 2024 to autumn 2026, there will be a special exhibition project for northern Germany. The exhibition “BLICKWEIT – Sculptures for the North” is the seventeenth stop on a tour that has taken Robert Schad’s sculptures through Europe since 2011. After France, Italy, Portugal, Austria, and various regions of Germany, the sculpture project will reach its northernmost destination to date in autumn 2024: “Schleswig-Holstein.”
Free admission
Stahlskulptur Penden, Op de Wurt, 25348 Glückstadt
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GESCHICHTE DER HERINGSLOGGEREI (permanent exhibition)
January 5, 2025 – December 31, 2026 | Detlefsen Museum
The permanent exhibition “History of Herring Logging” brings to life the fascinating history of Glückstadt’s herring fishery, founded in 1893 – from the first sailing loggers to their motorized successors, right up to the wartime period. Visitors gain impressive insights into the organization of fishing at sea, where the “gutting” and “salting” of the catch took place directly on board. Numerous exhibits, such as logger models, canisters, tools, and vivid photographs, illustrate the hard work of the sailors and women in the harbor area.
Detlefsen-Museum, Am Fleth 43, 25348 Glückstadt
+49 (0)4124 93 05 20
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SAFE HAVEN.
September 14, 2025 – November 2, 2025 | Palais für aktuelle Kunst
Installations by Madeleine Dietz, Siri Wirtensohn, and Heiko Wommelsdorf. With students from the Detlefsen-Gymnasium Glückstadt, the Gymnasium Brunsbüttel, and the Kaiser-Karl-Schule Itzehoe.
Free admission
Palais für aktuelle Kunst, Am Hafen 46, 25348 Glückstadt
+49 (0)4124 60 47 69
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