Museum events

Welcome to a warm celebration of the Dia de Los Muertos holiday for children of all ages. The programme includes music, dance and children’s theatre. See the beautiful and meaningful altar that marks the Day of the Dead in Mexican tradition.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

This Saturday, researchers from the museum’s SciCult analysis laboratory are bringing their advanced instruments out of the lab and into the museum.

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

Step back into the Stone Age as the Historical Museum opens the new exhibition Generation Stone Age during Oslo Culture Night. Enjoy a family-friendly programme and a mini-concert by Sebastian Zalo. Free admission!

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

In the Viking Age, board games were a way to show skill in warfare, but also to relax and have fun. In the exhibition Miðgarðr you can see dice and gaming pieces from the Viking Age, which may have been used for games such as Nine Men’s Morris or Hnefatafl. You can also make your own small board game.

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

In the Viking Age, board games were a way to show skill in warfare, but also to relax and have fun. In the exhibition Miðgarðr you can see dice and gaming pieces from the Viking Age, which may have been used for games such as Nine Men’s Morris or Hnefatafl. You can also make your own small board game.

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.