SCIENCE COMES TO TOWN

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

When we think of animal lifestyles, we usually picture swimming, flying, or running creatures. Yet few people realise the remarkable diversity of adaptations and strategies that animals have developed to dig into the soil or bore into wood. Everyone knows the mole, and gardeners often have little sympathy for this highly adapted and actually very fascinating tunnel builder. But the mole is just the tip of the iceberg, and burrowing has evolved multiple times across the animal kingdom.

Who, for example, has heard of digging owls or crabs that are true underground engineers? Who knows the record-holders among land animals that can tunnel over 2 metres into the soil in just a few minutes? Who is familiar with the feats of insects that construct elaborate structures in and on the earth, or, like certain ant species, move several tonnes of soil in a single year?

Look forward to a deep-diving evening full of unique stories about the function, evolution, and diversity of burrowing! Reservations for this tour open on 19 March 2026.

About the Wednesday Evening Tours

Once again, we have put together a programme of fascinating, surprising and highly unusual topics that offer exclusive encounters with unique objects from our collections. Look forward to exceptional and engaging evenings! After the tour, participants are invited to a small reception in the Whale Hall with refreshments, where you can chat with museum staff and ask questions. The tours are suitable for children aged 8 and over.

The tours are partners of Science Comes to Town.

As part of Science Comes To Town (SCTT), the Kiel Research Workshop has come up with a special offering: From April to September, the teaching and learning laboratory of Kiel University and IPN Kiel opens its doors to the public every second-to-last Thursday of the month. It all starts on April 23, 2026, with the food:labor. Everyone interested is warmly invited to gain insight into the program on plant-based drinks and consumer decision-making between 5:00 and 7:00 PM.

What actually influences our decisions when buying food? Why do we sometimes choose one product and the next time a different one when standing in front of a supermarket shelf? And what about the environmental footprint of drinks made from soy, oats, and similar ingredients? These are exactly the kinds of questions that adult participants will explore on this day.

Together with the food:labor team, participants will also produce plant-based drinks themselves in the lab and analyze their ingredients using a photometer—an activity that is usually reserved for school classes. In addition, participants will test the taste and price of various plant-based alternatives to cow’s milk.

As the number of participants is limited, prior registration via the Kiel Research Workshop website is required and binding. Participation is free of charge.

The Max Planck Museum at Kiel University warmly invites you to attend on April 23, 2026, at 6:30 PM. The event will focus on new insights from the Max Planck family archives in Kiel: correspondence with prominent scientists, previously unknown photographs, and documents relating to Planck’s support for colleagues after 1945. An outlook on the future development of the museum and a concluding panel discussion will round off the evening.

Evening Program

1. Prof. M. Bonitz: Max Planck and Quantum Physics
2. A. Lauterbach: Insights into the Max Planck Archives
3. A. Mink: Correspondence with Lise Meitner and Max von Laue
4. H. Rabe, M. Bonitz: The Max Planck Quantum Science Center
5. Discussion

Prior to the event, there will be an opportunity to visit the Max Planck Museum at 5:45 PM (Physics Department Library, Leibnizstraße 15, Room 129).

Supported by the Max Planck Foundation, “Alumni and Friends of CAU e.V.”, and the KiNSIS research focus of Kiel University.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.

If you’re keen on exciting specialist knowledge and a motivated network, sign up for our course now!

Overview of the dates:

• What does marine conservation mean? Thursday, 5 March, 3–8 pm at the Förde-vhs with the Ocean Summit
• Marine conservation and food Thursday, 19 March, 3–8 pm at the Cocina in the Alte Mu
• International marine research Tuesday, 14 April, 3–7 pm at GEOMAR
• Hope and the sea Monday, 27 April, 3–7 pm at the vhs Art School
• Raising awareness for marine conservation Friday, 8 May, 4–9:30 pm in cooperation with Cinemare and the UN Ocean Decade
• Experiencing the sea Thursday, 18 June, 10 am–4 pm on the traditional sailing ship Belle Amie
• Recognising the value of the sea Monday, 29 June, 3–6 pm at the Förde-vhs

ℹ️ All important information about the course, including details on educational leave, can be found on our website:
https://www.foerde-vhs.de/meeresschutz

The event series is partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

How can CO₂ be removed from the air, water be harvested from dry air, or pollutants be made visible? One answer lies in so-called metal–organic frameworks—MOFs for short. These fascinating, highly porous materials are among the most exciting developments in modern chemistry (Nobel Prize 2025!) and open up new possibilities for applications in the fields of energy, climate, and health.

The lecture provides a clear and engaging introduction to the world of these extraordinary materials and demonstrates how fundamental chemical research can lead to concrete solutions for pressing challenges of the future. The focus is on applications such as CO₂ capture, harvesting water from the air, regulating humidity and indoor climate, as well as detecting pollutants.

The lecture is complemented by insights into the speaker’s own research and illustrative experiments that make the science behind these materials directly tangible.

Speaker: Norbert Stock (Institute of Inorganic Chemistry)

The event is part of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” and is open to everyone interested—students as well as citizens from Kiel and the surrounding region. No prior knowledge is required. The aim is to present current chemical research in an accessible way and to provide insight into a field that influences many aspects of our daily lives.

Further dates of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” can be found via the event link.

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

With seminar sessions and discussions around ESD (Education for Sustainable Development), cultural education, circus and experiential education, as well as plenty of opportunities to try out and personally experience a wide range of methods, delicious food (vegan), and a vibrant, diverse community.

Of course, maritime knowledge will not be neglected either: a marine biologist will accompany us and share fascinating insights into the Baltic Sea as a unique marine habitat while we are underway.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.

With seminar sessions and discussions around ESD (Education for Sustainable Development), cultural education, circus and experiential education, as well as plenty of opportunities to try out and personally experience a wide range of methods, delicious food (vegan), and a vibrant, diverse community.

Of course, maritime knowledge will not be neglected either: a marine biologist will accompany us and share fascinating insights into the Baltic Sea as a unique marine habitat while we are underway.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.

With seminar sessions and discussions around ESD (Education for Sustainable Development), cultural education, circus and experiential education, as well as plenty of opportunities to try out and personally experience a wide range of methods, delicious food (vegan), and a vibrant, diverse community.

Of course, maritime knowledge will not be neglected either: a marine biologist will accompany us and share fascinating insights into the Baltic Sea as a unique marine habitat while we are underway.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.

With seminar sessions and discussions around ESD (Education for Sustainable Development), cultural education, circus and experiential education, as well as plenty of opportunities to try out and personally experience a wide range of methods, delicious food (vegan), and a vibrant, diverse community.

Of course, maritime knowledge will not be neglected either: a marine biologist will accompany us and share fascinating insights into the Baltic Sea as a unique marine habitat while we are underway.

The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

How can molecules be produced in a sustainable way for chemical energy storage and for the production of basic materials—without exploiting fossil resources?

The answer can and must come from modern chemistry, which aims to design processes no longer in a linear fashion, but as part of a cycle. To achieve this, readily available low-energy molecules such as CO₂ and H₂O and/or biomass must be converted into more valuable substances using renewable energy. The key technology for this task is catalysis, which deals with accelerating chemical reactions.

The lecture illustrates in a clear and engaging way the role and impact of catalysts in energy transition research and on the path toward a hydrogen economy. The fascinating interaction between molecules and the surfaces of nanostructured solids in heterogeneous catalysis is highlighted through examples from catalyst development research in Kiel. This research focuses, among other things, on the production of synthetic fuels and basic chemicals, as well as on hydrogen generation and storage.

Speaker: Malte Behrens (Institute of Inorganic Chemistry)

The event is part of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” and is open to all interested participants—students as well as citizens from Kiel and the surrounding region. No prior knowledge is required. The aim is to present current chemical research in an accessible way and to provide insights into a field that influences many aspects of our daily lives. Further dates in the “Chemistry? Chemistry!” lecture series can be found via the event link.

This lecture series is part of Science Comes to Town, with support from the KiNSIS research focus.

The chemistry of the energy transition – sustainably produced molecules for energy storage and material use

If you’re keen on exciting specialist knowledge and a motivated network, sign up for our course now!

Overview of the dates:

• What does marine conservation mean? Thursday, 5 March, 3–8 pm at the Förde-vhs with the Ocean Summit
• Marine conservation and food Thursday, 19 March, 3–8 pm at the Cocina in the Alte Mu
• International marine research Tuesday, 14 April, 3–7 pm at GEOMAR
• Hope and the sea Monday, 27 April, 3–7 pm at the vhs Art School
• Raising awareness for marine conservation Friday, 8 May, 4–9:30 pm in cooperation with Cinemare and the UN Ocean Decade
• Experiencing the sea Thursday, 18 June, 10 am–4 pm on the traditional sailing ship Belle Amie
• Recognising the value of the sea Monday, 29 June, 3–6 pm at the Förde-vhs

ℹ️ All important information about the course, including details on educational leave, can be found on our website:
https://www.foerde-vhs.de/meeresschutz

The event series is partner of Science Comes to Town.

Network meeting on species knowledge 2026 - exchange and excursions

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

Fluorescence is ubiquitous in everyday life and refers to the glowing of substances that convert UV radiation into visible light. Typical examples include optical brighteners in detergents, paper, and glue sticks; fluorescent inks in highlighters; security markings on banknotes; and glowing additives in beverages such as tonic water. Such effects exert a special fascination on the viewer. The speaker has taken this as an opportunity to develop a wide range of illuminating experiments that are also suitable for use in schools. These will be demonstrated live in the experimental lecture and promise a unique visual experience.

At the same time, many topics relevant to school curricula are addressed along the way. The experiments are also characterized by their simplicity and can mostly be carried out using everyday products.

Speaker: Matthias Ducci (Institute of Chemistry / Karlsruhe University of Education)

The event is part of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” and is open to all interested participants—students as well as citizens from Kiel and the surrounding region. No prior knowledge is required. The aim is to present current chemical research in an accessible way and to provide insights into a field that influences many aspects of our daily lives. Further dates in the “Chemistry? Chemistry!” lecture series can be found via the event link.

This lecture series is part of Science Comes to Town, with support from the KiNSIS research focus.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

The rapid development of increasingly powerful computers, along with equally significant advances in scientific computing (software), has turned quantum mechanics—developed over 100 years ago—into a powerful tool. This has completely transformed chemistry, shifting it from rough rules of thumb and trial-and-error in the laboratory to reliable predictions of reactions and the design of new material properties.

Beyond chemistry, this transformation is increasingly influencing materials science, biochemistry, medicine, pharmaceutical research, and many other scientific fields—and ultimately our everyday lives. This lecture explains the fundamentals of molecular computer simulations without complicated mathematical details and highlights both the limitations and the fascinating future prospects of this approach.

Speaker: Bernd Hartke (Institute of Physical Chemistry / Theoretical Chemistry)

The event is part of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” and is open to all interested participants—students as well as citizens from Kiel and the surrounding region. No prior knowledge is required. The aim is to present current chemical research in an accessible way and to provide insights into a field that influences many aspects of our daily lives. Further dates in the “Chemistry? Chemistry!” lecture series can be found via the event link.

This lecture series is part of Science Comes to Town, with support from the KiNSIS research focus.

If the seagull recently managed to snatch your fish sandwich again, you know that animal intelligence should never be underestimated. But this goes far beyond cunning birds. Among our animal relatives are truly clever hunters, defenders, farmers, engineers, cartographers, and illusionists. Dolphins use snail shells to catch their prey, octopuses outsmart even their peers, and ants reshape entire areas to suit their needs. But what of this is innate, and what counts as true intelligence? And what, in the first place, is intelligence?

Look forward to an exciting evening full of sharp-witted stories and exclusive objects from the museum’s collections, because one thing is certain: whether it’s cunning foxes, clever owls, or elephant memories – you’ll find very few “dumb cows” in the animal kingdom.

Reservations for this tour open on 23 April 2026.

About the Wednesday Evening Tours

Once again, we have put together a programme of fascinating, surprising and highly unusual topics that offer exclusive encounters with unique objects from our collections. Look forward to exceptional and engaging evenings! After the tour, participants are invited to a small reception in the Whale Hall with refreshments, where you can chat with museum staff and ask questions. The tours are suitable for children aged 8 and over.

The tours are partners of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

How many of us would no longer be alive today without medication? Active compounds—whether derived from nature or created by humans—can have a wide range of effects on the human body, from reducing fever and treating mental disorders to producing intoxicating effects. Their benefits extend far beyond direct effects on the human body. For example, without crop protection agents, it would be impossible to feed the world’s population today. But where do all these active compounds come from, and what do we do when they eventually stop working or when we need medicines for new diseases?

This lecture takes you on a journey through the fascinating world of active compounds, focusing on their many applications. The discovery and production of these substances are illustrated through key examples that have undeniably changed—and continue to change—our world.

Speaker: Manuel van Gemmeren (Otto Diels Institute of Organic Chemistry)

The event is part of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” and is open to all interested participants—students as well as citizens from Kiel and the surrounding region. No prior knowledge is required. The aim is to present current chemical research in an accessible way and to provide insights into a field that influences many aspects of our daily lives. Further dates in the “Chemistry? Chemistry!” lecture series can be found via the event link.

This lecture series is part of Science Comes to Town, with support from the KiNSIS research focus.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

The event is part of the lecture series “Chemistry? Chemistry!” and is open to all interested participants—students as well as citizens from Kiel and the surrounding region. No prior knowledge is required. The aim is to present current chemical research in an accessible way and to provide insights into a field that influences many aspects of our daily lives. Further dates in the “Chemistry? Chemistry!” lecture series can be found via the event link.

This lecture series is part of Science Comes to Town, with support from the KiNSIS research focus.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Discover the secrets of milk!

Come and explore the magical world of dairy products with us! In our interactive lecture for children aged 8–11, “Milk Transforms,” you’ll learn how milk becomes cheese, yogurt, and other delicious products. You’ll find out what it feels like when liquid milk turns solid—and why cheese is much more stable than yogurt or butter.

Become a milk expert!

• Explore the secrets of milk production
• Learn how different dairy products are made
• Discover why cheese, yogurt, and butter are so different
• Together with the other children, you’ll even get to “transform” milk yourself

Please note that we will be working with food, and clothing may get dirty. A waiting room will be available for parents, but they are also welcome to go into the city, which is within walking distance. The presentation will be made available for parents to download after the lecture.

Registration will be available here and on the website soon.
The event is partner of Science Comes to Town.

Living cephalopods are among the most fascinating marine creatures on Earth. No other group of invertebrates has developed such unique achievements in sensory physiology, intelligence, and behaviour. Almost all modern cephalopods no longer have a visible shell, instead using their skin to communicate – with colours! One exception is the nautilus, a relic of a lineage over 500 million years old. Nautiluses and similar shelled forms, including ammonites, dominated the Earth for millions of years. Their secret to success? A unique form of propulsion!

Discover the thrilling evolution of the cephalopod shell and what became of it! Experience exclusive fossil and living cephalopods from the museum’s collections. Learn about the crucial role of the cuttlebone in evolving from “floating in water” to high-performance swimming, and find out whether squids may even have learned to fly!

Reservations for this tour open on 21 May 2026.

About the Wednesday Evening Tours

Once again, we have put together a programme of fascinating, surprising and highly unusual topics that offer exclusive encounters with unique objects from our collections. Look forward to exceptional and engaging evenings! After the tour, participants are invited to a small reception in the Whale Hall with refreshments, where you can chat with museum staff and ask questions. The tours are suitable for children aged 8 and over.

The tours are partners of Science Comes to Town.

If you’re keen on exciting specialist knowledge and a motivated network, sign up for our course now!

Overview of the dates:

• What does marine conservation mean? Thursday, 5 March, 3–8 pm at the Förde-vhs with the Ocean Summit
• Marine conservation and food Thursday, 19 March, 3–8 pm at the Cocina in the Alte Mu
• International marine research Tuesday, 14 April, 3–7 pm at GEOMAR
• Hope and the sea Monday, 27 April, 3–7 pm at the vhs Art School
• Raising awareness for marine conservation Friday, 8 May, 4–9:30 pm in cooperation with Cinemare and the UN Ocean Decade
• Experiencing the sea Thursday, 18 June, 10 am–4 pm on the traditional sailing ship Belle Amie
• Recognising the value of the sea Monday, 29 June, 3–6 pm at the Förde-vhs

ℹ️ All important information about the course, including details on educational leave, can be found on our website:
https://www.foerde-vhs.de/meeresschutz

The event series is partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

If you’re keen on exciting specialist knowledge and a motivated network, sign up for our course now!

Overview of the dates:

• What does marine conservation mean? Thursday, 5 March, 3–8 pm at the Förde-vhs with the Ocean Summit
• Marine conservation and food Thursday, 19 March, 3–8 pm at the Cocina in the Alte Mu
• International marine research Tuesday, 14 April, 3–7 pm at GEOMAR
• Hope and the sea Monday, 27 April, 3–7 pm at the vhs Art School
• Raising awareness for marine conservation Friday, 8 May, 4–9:30 pm in cooperation with Cinemare and the UN Ocean Decade
• Experiencing the sea Thursday, 18 June, 10 am–4 pm on the traditional sailing ship Belle Amie
• Recognising the value of the sea Monday, 29 June, 3–6 pm at the Förde-vhs

ℹ️ All important information about the course, including details on educational leave, can be found on our website:
https://www.foerde-vhs.de/meeresschutz

The event series is partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

The oceans shape our climate, provide food, connect continents – and at the same time are under threat. The lecture series “Responsibility for the Marine Heritage” at Kiel University invites students and interested members of the public to discuss the future of the seas.

Across ten sessions from April to June, key topics will be addressed, including increasing noise pollution and other stressors affecting the oceans, new approaches to more sustainable shipping, nature-based climate protection, marine climate engineering, and legal challenges, including perspectives from international law on the Arctic and Antarctic, coastal protection, sea-level rise, and the potential of ocean observation for sustainable solutions.

The programme is aimed at students from all disciplines as well as the interested public. Participants from Kiel University can earn credit points through the Interdisciplinary Master School of Marine Sciences (iMSMS).

The series is organised by students from the CAU Green Office, with support from FTZ Büsum and the CAU research priority Kiel Marine Science, and is funded by the CAU Fund for Teaching Innovation – a partner of Science Comes to Town (SCTT).

• Backlash phenomena in organizational and social contexts
• Leadership and change management under dynamic framework conditions
• Areas of tension between technological, social and political demands on innovation
• Developments in the areas of diversity, sustainability and digitalization
• Ambivalent consumer reactions to responsible innovation
  
  

The two-day conference program (2 - 3 July) includes keynote speeches by international experts, practice-oriented and academic presentations and moderated panel discussions.

This Event is partner of Science Comes to Town

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

For 24 weeks, an open, academically guided reading group will offer the opportunity to get to know the ancient source text more closely. The event is aimed at anyone who has not yet engaged with the Odyssey and would like to become familiar with the subject and the German translation of the Odyssey through the reading group – or who is simply interested in ancient literature and the methodology of Classical Philology.

No prior knowledge is required! New participants can join the reading group at any time!

This series of events is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

In the halls and galleries of Eutin Castle, from 8 May 2026 onwards, ancient vases as well as figures of heroines and gods will encounter the castle’s magnificent interior. With over 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have long been embedded within the castle. Those wishing to learn more can embark on an exciting search for images and motifs from antiquity which have been reinterpreted in ever-changing ways throughout the ages and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Antiquities. A programme of lectures, guided tours and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
8 May – 1 November
Eutin Castle
Highlights from the Kiel Collection of Antiquities at Eutin Castle
Description: Family tour of the special exhibition

This event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.

Starting May 8, 2026, ancient vases, heroines, and gods from classical mythology will encounter the magnificent furnishings of Eutin Castle in its halls and galleries. With more than 40 exhibits from the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities, the exhibition unfolds an impressive interplay of forms and invites visitors to experience the hidden mythological stories that have always been concealed within the castle.

Those who want to learn more can embark on an exciting journey of discovery, tracing images and motifs from antiquity that have been reinterpreted time and again in different eras and continue to shape thought and culture to this day.

The exhibition project is a collaboration between the Eutin Castle Foundation and the Kiel Collection of Classical Antiquities. A program of lectures, guided tours, and creative workshops accompanies the exhibition.

IN THE MIRROR OF ANTIQUITY
May 8 – November 1
Eutin Castle
Guided tour of the special exhibition

The event is a partner of Science Comes to Town.