When does the Museums Night take place

On Friday, May 15, 2026, from 5 PM to 11 PM. Admission is free and is aimed at young visitors aged 12 to 20.

What is the admission fee

Admission is free. No tickets are required; just come and participate.

Are there guided tours or workshops

Yes. There is a Quest Map with stations and DIY workshops like macramé, as well as photo sessions and sound experiments. Details will be available on-site on the map.

Is the museum accessible to people with disabilities

According to Museums in Bavaria, the City Museum is currently not barrier-free. For individual questions, it is advisable to directly contact the museum team.

Am I allowed to take photos

Information to follow. Please inquire on-site at the ticket counter or with the supervisory staff.

Where is the museum located

At Rathausplatz 1, 85716 Unterschleißheim. The entrance is located opposite the post office according to local museum guidelines.

Museums Night Vol. I: Get Creative, Be Amazed, Indie Pop on the Rooftop

Name: Craft, Create, Celebrate – Museums Night Vol. I
Start: 2026-05-15T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-16T01:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadtmuseum Unterschleißheim

Craft, Create, Celebrate – The first Museums Night at the City Museum Unterschleißheim

On May 15, 2026, the City Museum Unterschleißheim will open its doors late into the evening: A Museums Night for young cultural explorers aged 12 to 20, bringing together art, music, and DIY creativity in a vibrant exhibition atmosphere. Admission is free, with vibrant indie-pop sounds, hands-on stations, and a casual look at city history and present promising an intense art experience.

Atmosphere: Light, Sound, Space

Between historical objects and contemporary art positions, colors, materials, and light islands intensify the spatial effect. Visitors move along a quest map through the halls, rediscovering exhibits and experiencing artwork not frontally, but dialogically – as an aesthetic experience in flow.

Participate instead of just watching: DIY Workshops and Quest Map

The stations invite guests to create macramé keychains, engage in spontaneous photo sessions with favorite objects from the museum, and experiment with sounds centered around personal 'sounds of the city.' The parcours promotes cultural education with playful seriousness and conveys art historical terms in immediate practice.

Live on the Rooftop: SEDA

As a musical highlight, SEDA performs on the rooftop: profound indie-pop, a clear, distinctive voice, lyrics exploring identity, mental health, and urban poetry. The setlist expands the Museums Night into a performative installation of sound and feeling – a dense, energetic intervention between pop culture and art experience.

Curated Diversity: History Meets Present

The collection spaces build bridges: From village to city, from artifacts of everyday culture to the graphically pointed presentation of the Graf collection. Didactic mediation via QR codes deepens backgrounds without overloading immediate perception – an example of contemporary curation.

Conclusion

For those who want to experience art sensually, this evening is full of impulses: workshops, music, soft drinks, and open conversations about forms, colors, materials, and city sounds. Admission is free, program runs until 11 PM – come, discover, co-create.