The Gutenberg Revisited exhibition, revised in 2018, offers, amongst others, a timeline on the history of printing and many new objects (texts: DE, FR, EN). The exhibition Jean Dieudonné illustrates the techniques of playing-card production and illuminates the history of the Dieudonné family as playing-card manufacturers in Grevenmacher. Multilingual free guided tours and a wide range of workshops complete the museum programme.

Current exhibitions:

Permanent exhibition Gutenberg Revisited

Permanent exhibition ean Dieudonné

Temporary exhibition  Neckel Scholtus meets Gutenberg

Samedi

10h45: Gutenberg & Dieudonné for kids

Presentation of the new booklet for children that will accompany the Gutenberg and Dieudonné exhibitions. Children of the first 10 families will receive a free copy.

11h00: Guided tour for children from 6 to 12 years old (NEW)

14h30: Free guided tour Dieudonné

16h00 : Free guided tour Gutenberg Revisited 

Including a demonstration of the exciting printing process on the original Heidelberg platen press

Dimanche

10h30 - 11h30: Familiy Print - Letter Salad

Small printing workshop on the proof press.

From 6 to 99 years old: young and grown alike can try their hand at the art of printing on the historic printing presses of the Kulturhuef Museum.

11h30 - 12h30 : Familiy Print - T-shirt and bag printing

Personalise your T-shirt* with a print on the historical toggle press or print one of the museum's paper bags.

From 10 to 99 years old: young and grown alike can try their hand at the art of printing on the historic printing presses of the Kulturhuef Museum.

*The T-shirt must be brought by the visitor and washed at least once

14h30: Meet the Artist - guided tour

Meet the artist Neckel Scholtus and let her guide you personally through the exhibition Neckel Scholtus meets Gutenberg

15h00: Meet the Artist - Printing objects

Experiment with Neckel Scholtus on the historical toggle press - bring your own objects (attention: please bring flat objects, max. 18x25 cm and max. 2 mm thick)