The popular "Museum at market time" series with short guided tours in the Markgräfler Museum is starting again. From March, every second Saturday of the month at 12 noon, a topic or object from the museum collection will be highlighted and expertly explained. It starts on Saturday, March 14, with "Slow fashion. The Auggen Vreneli dress from 1765", which Maren Siegmann will focus on.
Other exciting topics as part of "Museum at Market Time" 2026 include the water paintings by the painter Ludmilla von Arseniew, who has close ties to the Markgräflerland region, the work of the poet Hilde Ziegler and the sarcophagus from St. Martin's Church. A special flyer provides information on all the dates; it is available at the museum, among other places. The museum is open on Saturdays from 12 noon to 6 pm.
Other exciting topics as part of "Museum at Market Time" 2026 include the water paintings by the painter Ludmilla von Arseniew, who has close ties to the Markgräflerland region, the work of the poet Hilde Ziegler and the sarcophagus from St. Martin's Church. A special flyer provides information on all the dates; it is available at the museum, among other places. The museum is open on Saturdays from 12 noon to 6 pm.
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