Guided Tours

The Kunsthalle Mainz wants to make contemporary art accessible to as many people as possible. Among others, we offer tours in Einfacher Sprache (easy language) with interpretation into German Sign Language and tours for people with dementia. Step-free access to all works of art is given.

All offers which are labeled inclusive! specifically take the needs of people with disabilities into account. If you need assistance, please let us know.

We look forward to your visit!

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

Sun 23/11
Sun 30/11
Sun 07/12
Sun 14/12
Sun 21/12
Sun 28/12
Sun 04/01

Cost: included in admission

This Sunday, admission to the Kunsthalle is free from 1-5pm. Come by, take a look at the current exhibition and take part in our free programme.

Sun 23/11

2 pm Tour in simple language with sign language interpreter
3 pm Tour in Ukrainian

1–5 p.m. Admission free

Made possible by the Rheinhessen Sparkasse

The curator's tour of the current exhibition offers the opportunity to gain insights into the exhibition concept and the works shown in Say, old top-knot, what do you want?

Wed 03/12
6 pm

Cost: included in admission

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.

Fri 14/11
Fri 28/11
5–6 pm

Cost: 8 euro / adults
2 euro / kids

With registration by mail@kunsthalle-mainz.de

We invite you to a joint tour through the exhibition. In the spirit of participatory mediation, the focus will be on the visitors‘ stories and associations with the artworks.

Upcoming dates:

Further dates will be published soon.

Cost: free of charge

Registration until 20/08 by email at weber@kunsthalle-mainz.de or under 06131/126938.

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

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.

Tours in German:

Sun 30/11, 3.30 pm

Cost: The participation in the tour is free of charge.

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

Please register at least three days before the tour at mail@kunsthalle-mainz.de.

For individual tours for educational institutions please contact: harles@kunsthalle-mainz.de
Cost: 80 Euro

with Christiane Schürkmann (Institute of Sociology at JGU Mainz) and Stefanie Böttcher

Wed 03/12
6 pm

Cost: included in admission

Fri 18/08
5 pm

Cost: included in admission

Registration until 15/08 at mail@kunsthalle-mainz.de

We are happy to provide an FM system on request.

A short tour gives an Insight into the exhibition Speak, old top-knot, what do you want? In addition, the current offers for daycare, after-school and school groups are presented.

Wed 01/10
4–5 pm

Cost: free of charge

With registration at mail@kunsthalle-mainz.de