Ministry visits the Eberswalde Museum
A place for encounters, cultural education and participation
On 2 July 2026, the Eberswalde Cultural Office welcomed representatives from the Brandenburg Ministry of Science, Research and Culture (MWFK) and the Brandenburg Museum Association to the Eberswalde Museum.
The visit focused on the museum’s further development as a place of encounter, cultural education and participation. Together, the guests discussed current developments and future prospects with the Cultural Office and the museum team. At the same time, the importance of the museum as a central venue for urban and regional history was emphasised.
An initial outcome of this development process will be the new special exhibition‘Adler Perspectives. Remember. Discover. Think Ahead.’which is set to open on 25 September 2026. It is made possible by funding from the State of Brandenburg and Barnim District.
The visit highlighted the development of the Eberswalde Museum and its significance within Brandenburg’s museum landscape.
Photo: “A Glimpse into the Present and the Past”; from left to right: Birgit Klitzke, Director of the Eberswalde Museum; Nina Lawryniuk, trainee at the Eberswalde Museum; Nicole Sachse-Handke, Head of the Cultural Affairs Office; Katrin Seitz, Officer, MWFK; Dr Arne Lindemann, Managing Director of the Brandenburg Museum Association; and Franziska Hammer, Head of Department, MWFK.
Photo: City of Eberswalde / Markus Mirschel