Aktionstag: Stilles Museum

The “Stille Museum” invites visitors to enjoy a peaceful and unhurried museum experience. Whether on an individual tour or as part of a small-group guided tour, visitors can explore the “Fluchtpunkt Paris” exhibition in a minimalist, relaxed atmosphere. A quiet room is available all day as a place of retreat.

This program is aimed in particular at people with high sensitivity to stimuli, neurodivergent individuals, and anyone who would like to enjoy quiet moments at the museum. Throughout the event day, a quiet room equipped with Stimming Tools will be available for short or longer breaks.

The “Quiet Museum” takes place in cooperation with the KAIROS project, a “slow dating” format for neurodivergent people ages 18 and older. The program offers opportunities for encounters and making new connections.

Program
Quiet Hours, 9–11 a.m.
For the first two hours, visitors can experience the museum in a particularly quiet atmosphere. Afterward, quiet conversations are permitted.

Workshop: “Autism and Relationships,” 11 a.m.–12 p.m.
Workshop leaders: Xenia Lehr and Angela Sichelschmidt

KAIROS – Hall 1, 12:00–1:30 p.m.
Slow dating in a quiet and safe environment. Registration required; please email Angela Sichelschmidt at mkstiftung@gmx.de or Dieter Lee at Lee@gemeindepsychiatrie.de, with the following information: desired session, full name, age, gender (m/f/d), and your preference (casual contact, partner contact, or both)

Short guided tour of the exhibition “Focal Point Paris,” 1:30–2:00 p.m.
Leisurely viewing of selected photographs with a guide. Register on-site at the museum ticket counter. Maximum of 10 people.

KAIROS – Session 2, 2:30–4:00 p.m.
Slow dating in a quiet and private setting.

Registration required; please email Angela Sichelschmidt at mkstiftung@gmx.de or Dieter Lee at Lee@gemeindepsychiatrie.de with the following information:

• preferred session
• Full name
• Age
• Gender (m/f/d)
• as well as your preference (casual contact, partner contact, or both)

Short guided tour of the exhibition “Vanishing Point: Paris,” 4:00–4:30 p.m.
A leisurely viewing of selected photographs with a guide.

Register on-site at the museum ticket office. Maximum of 10 people.