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What can games mean for a museum? During Heritage Day, MSK brings the magic of games to the museum in a way that is both surprising and inspiring. Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of game music with a tour of the exhibition in the Erfgoedapp. Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp start the tour.

The Heggebos

The Heggebos

Come along and discover the wonder of the Hegge! Listen to the story of Isa the Rabbit. She is looking for the communion wafers that have disappeared from the Hegge Chapel, and is rallying all her friends from the forest to help her search. You will also

Learn through play: discover the rich history of folk games!

Learn through play: discover the rich history of folk games!

Folk and pub games are a rich part of heritage in their own right due to their diversity, complexity, and their social, political, religious, and economic connection to various sections of society throughout history. In this tour, you will learn more about the historical background of various games. Due to their

In Angela's footsteps

In Angela's footsteps

100 years ago, the Ursuline sisters started teaching girls in Overpelt. What began as a vocational school grew into a school that combines all forms of education. Through staged images, we look back on the evolution within the school. An evolution that, in the perspective of

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent South), 1938-1961

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent South), 1938-1961

Walk through the southern boroughs of Ghent and discover seven buildings where you could go to the movies in the 20th century! Read and listen to the historical context of Ghent's cinema culture. 📏 7.2 km 🕑 1 hour 38 minutes 📍 Ottergemsesteenweg 2, 9000 Ghent 🏁 Sint-Bernadettestraat 132, 9000 Ghent Scan the QR code with ErfgoedApp

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent North), 1938-1961

Neighborhood cinemas in Ghent (Ghent North), 1938-1961

Walk through the northern boroughs of Ghent and discover nine buildings where you could go to the movies in the 20th century! Read and listen to the historical context of Ghent's cinema culture. 📏 6.1 km 🕑 1 hour 24 minutes 📍 Meibloemstraat 86, 9000 Ghent 🏁 Sleepstraat 117, 9000 Ghent Scan QR with ErfgoedApp

Songs for Hector

Songs for Hector

'Songs for Hector' is the sound route accompanying the exhibition 'Shoot me a bird'. Photographer and visual artist Siska Vandecasteele is exhibiting at four locations: Ypres Museum, CC Het Perron, Ypres City Archives & Library, and Veurne Bakery Museum. The four locations are connected by an audio artwork entitled 'Songs'.