Full steam ahead for the future: From 2 November 2026, the museum will close for an energy-efficiency refurbishment. On the last weekend in October, we invite you you to a big farewell party !
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Sun / 13. Sep
11:00, 14:00 & 16:00
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Guided tours for Heritage Open Days

A look behind the scenes at the Ernemann building

This exclusive guided tour focuses on the building, its architectural and structural features, examples of its technical fittings, the furniture and equipment used at the workstations, and selected events from Pentacon’s corporate history.

The tour also provides an insight into the planned renovation works on the building from 2027 onwards, their significance for the preservation of the historic Ernemann building, and the future development of the museum site.

Participants will thus gain an exclusive insight into the challenges and opportunities associated with the modernisation of this significant listed building.

  • Meeting point: Museum entrance on Schandauer Straße
Sun / 13. Sep
13:30
Voltasäule
Volta’s Column & Moving Pictures

Family DIY at MACHwerk

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm

At MACHwerk today, you can use a Voltaic pile to make LEDs flash and set images in motion.

  • Museum admission
Thu / 17. Sep
15:30
Booked out
AI-generated: A child and an adult are working together at a soldering station, whilst other people in the background are also busy with electronics projects. A poster in the background indicates that this is a creative lab.Foto: © Museen der Stadt Dresden, Sophie Arlet
Lötpunkt AG

The Cool Creative Lab

Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.

Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm

Free to attend

Ages 12 and over

Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de

Sun / 20. Sep
13:30
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Paper circuits and Ozobots

Family DIY at MACHwerk

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm

At MACHwerk today, you can build a paper circuit using copper tape or get to know our Ozobot mini-robots and the language they use to communicate!

  • Museum admission
Wed / 23. Sep
16:00
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Jugend hackt Lab Dresden

Open Lab

Next up: learning to code, programming the Calliope mini, programming games, discovering the world of AI, bringing your own projects to life, or developing project ideas with us.

We look forward to seeing both new and familiar faces.

Just pop in – no need to register!

Thu / 24. Sep
15:30
Booked out
AI-generated: A child and an adult are working together at a soldering station, whilst other people in the background are also busy with electronics projects. A poster in the background indicates that this is a creative lab.Foto: © Museen der Stadt Dresden, Sophie Arlet
Lötpunkt AG

The Cool Creative Lab

Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.

Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm

Free to attend

Ages 12 and over

Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de

Sun / 27. Sep
13:30
PixelArt Web
Pixel art

Family DIY at MACHwerk

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm

At MACHwerk today, you can design your own pixel art and print it using LEGO® bricks.

  • Museum admission
Thu / 1. Oct
15:30
Booked out
AI-generated: A child and an adult are working together at a soldering station, whilst other people in the background are also busy with electronics projects. A poster in the background indicates that this is a creative lab.Foto: © Museen der Stadt Dresden, Sophie Arlet
Lötpunkt AG

The Cool Creative Lab

Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.

Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm

Free to attend

Ages 12 and over

Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de

Sat / 3. Oct
10:00, 12:00 & 14:00
Booked out
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Open the Doors with the Mouse 2026

Workshop at the recording studio

Do you have any sounds? Vinyl records, tape and cassettes – I’ve got those. But what’s an audio tape, what’s a tangled tape, and how can you easily ‘conjure up’ sounds from a record? And is it really that difficult to build your own radio? Give it a go with us and then take your very own homemade radio home with you!

  • Ages: 7 to 12 years
  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Book online or via the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 (Mon–Fri)
Free entry
Sun / 4. Oct
13:30
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It's all a trick

Family DIY at MACHwerk

1.00 pm to 5.00 pm

At MACHwerk today, you can use the ‘Wheel of Life’, the ‘Wonder Disc’ and a flipbook to make pictures move, just like in animated films.

  • Museum admission
Wed / 7. Oct
16:00
Jugend hackt Ulm 2018Foto: © Holger Dorn, Jugend hackt
Jugend hackt Lab Dresden

Open Lab

Next up: learning to code, programming the Calliope mini, programming games, discovering the world of AI, bringing your own projects to life, or developing project ideas with us.

We look forward to seeing both new and familiar faces.

Just pop in – no need to register!

Thu / 8. Oct
15:30
Booked out
AI-generated: A child and an adult are working together at a soldering station, whilst other people in the background are also busy with electronics projects. A poster in the background indicates that this is a creative lab.Foto: © Museen der Stadt Dresden, Sophie Arlet
Lötpunkt AG

The Cool Creative Lab

Want to build your own robot? At Lötpunkt, the cool creative lab, it’s no problem. Here, you can experience electronics first-hand. You can quickly and easily solder electronic devices together from components – whether it’s a mini torch, a moisture indicator for a flower pot, a glowing heart for Granny’s birthday cake, an anemometer or even a small robot.

Every Thursday (except during the holidays), 3.30–5.30 pm

Free to attend

Ages 12 and over

Register with the visitor services department of the Dresden City Museums on +49 351 488 7272 or at service@museen-dresden.de