Guided Tours

The Kunsthalle Mainz wants to give as many people as possible access to contemporary art. The entire exhibition is accessible without steps and we are strive to make all events as barrier-free as possible.

Many offers are also specifically aimed at people with disabilities. If you need assistance, please let us know.

You can find more information about barrier-free access to the Kunsthalle here.

We look forward to your visit!

The public tours through the current exhibition take place on the following dates sundays at 2 pm:

Dates:

Sun 26/04

Sun 03/05

Sun 10/05

Sun 24/05

Sun 31/05

Sun 07/06

Sun 21/06

Sun 28/06

Sun 05/07

Sun 12/07

Sun 26/07

2–3 pm

Cost: included in admission

You want to see something new? Join us with your parents, siblings or grandparents at Kunsthalle Mainz. We invite families to a joint discovery tour through our halls. There is always something to experience. We offer various hands-on activities for everyone!

Upcoming dates:

Sun 19/04 free entry and family tour with movement impulses

Sun 17/05

Sun 14/06 free entry family tour with movement impulses

Sun 19/07

2–3 pm

Cost: included in admission, Children under 6 years are free of charge

With Prof. Dr. Frederike Felcht (Scandinavian Studies, Goethe University Frankfurt) and Marlène Harles

On Wednesday, April 29th at 6 pm, Marlène Harles and Frederike Felcht invite you to reflect on the current solo exhibition by the artist Britta Marakatt-Labba (born in 1951 in Sápmi) from a feminist perspective. The exhibition features delicate motifs that are meticulously embroidered onto the background fabric. Through these motifs, the artist transposes her surroundings, experiences, and observations into pictorial form. Over 60 works tell stories of Sámi cosmology, lifeworlds, and in particular, their living environment, which is increasingly threatened by extractivism and ecological destruction. Taking the exhibition as our starting point, we will use the tour to encourage a collective reflection on cycles, social decision-making processes, natural diversity and reduction.

Upcoming date:

Wed 29/04

6–7 pm Feminist tour

Cost: Included in admission

The tour in simple language is part of the free hours programme.

Visiting the exhibition as well as participation in the tour is free during the free hours form 1–5pm.

Upcoming date:

Sun 17/05

2–3 pm tour in simple language

Cost: free of charge

Free hours is made possible by Rheinhessen Sparkasse

We invite you to a free tour for people with dementia and their relatives. In the spirit of participation-oriented mediation, the focus is on the visitors' stories and associations.

The sensual experience and the joy of art are not lost, even if people find it increasingly difficult to remember or orient themselves. We would like to invite people with dementia and their relatives or companions to experience a beautiful moment in the exhibition. We speak in simple language, we take time for all thoughts, questions and memories. We take barrier-free paths.

Upcoming dates:

Wed 17/06

4–5 pm Public tour for people with dementia and their relatives

Costs: free of charge

Registration: weber@kunsthalle-mainz.de or T +49 (0) 6131 126938

With the kind support of the Rotary Club Mainz-Aurea Moguntia

As part of the free hours, admission to the Kunsthalle is free this Sunday from 1–5 pm. Come by and take part in our free tour in Ukrainian language.

Upcming dates:

Sun 19/07

3–4 pm tour in ukrainian language

Cost: free of charge

Free hours is enabled by Rheinhessen Sparkasse

from 5 years

After the doors of the Kunsthalle Mainz have closed, we will sneak through the dark exhibition rooms by the light of your flashlights. We will explore the exhibition in search of the artists' works and get creative ourselves.

Upcoming dates:

Currently no dates

Cost: 8 Euros for adults, 2 Euros for kids

Registration: mail@kunsthalle-mainz.de

Art is created through the smell of paint, wood or other materials, through the haptics of „feeling“ surfaces and textures, through the sound of position, size and mass in space, the sound of the work of art, perhaps also by looking at it. We invite you to experience the artworks and explore materials together.

Duration: 1 hour
Cost: 65 euros, max. 30 people

Registration: weber@kunsthalle-mainz.de or T +49 (0) 6131 126938

On this guided tour, the facilitators take plenty of time to explore selected works of art together. A holistic, experiential encounter with the artworks is made possible. Together we see, feel, smell and hear the art in the exhibition. The facilitators speak in a simple and accessible language.

Duration: 1 hour
Cost: 65 euros, max. 30 people

The tours Mainz – Postcolonial want to give people in Mainz a new, different access to (their) city. The goal is to show that Mainz was involved in colonialism, to make its traces visible, and to sensitize people to its continuing effects.

The term postcolonial refers to the fact that colonialism is not merely a past era of conquest.

It is a system of power, oppression and exploitation whose structures exert influence on our present lives. In the Mainzer Neustadt are numerous examples, from street and place names such as Sömmerringplatz and Adenauer-Ufer to Mainzer Zollhafen, that we want to explore critically together.

The tours are being held in German.

Upcoming dates:

Sun 04/26
4.30 pm CANCELED

Wed 05/27
4.30 pm

Sun 06/14
4.30 pm

Cost: free of charge

Meeting point: Kunsthalle Mainz
Max. number of participants: 25

Please register at least three days before the tour at rlp@rosalux.org

For individual tours for educational institutions please contact: rlp@rosalux.org
Cost: 80 Euro

Duration: 1 hour
Cost: 65 euros plus entry, max. 30 people

Registration: weber@kunsthalle-mainz.de or T +49 (0) 6131 126938