During the Upper Austrian school holidays, exciting hands-on workshops await you at the Ars Electronica Center. Subscribe to the Ars Electronica Center News to make sure you don’t miss the upcoming holiday program!
Easter Holidays at the Ars Electronica Center
We are still fine-tuning the program for the Easter holidays, so just check back here soon!
Language: German
Price: 7€
Participants (number): max. 12 participants
Bring along: Snack and drink
Registration deadline: 3 days
Registration: center@ars.electronica.art or +43.732.7272.0
Open Workshop: Total Power!
TUE 15.4. and THUR 17.4.2025, 13:00 – 16:00
the road to a climate-neutral future. However, this will only be possible with green hydrogen – hydrogen produced using alternative energy sources. Using the electrolysis model in the Connected Earth exhibition, we illustrate the production process, produce hydrogen ourselves and use it as a means of propulsion. This open workshop is suitable for children aged 8 and up, can be attended at no extra charge with a valid ticket, and takes place in the presence of their parents.
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Holiday Program: A micro:bit of Space
von 9 bis 13 Jahren
Discover the secrets of the universe and get to know the BBC micro:bit! In this workshop, you will slip into the role of a researcher and experiment with a microcontroller. You will take your first steps in programming and learn how to use your new skills for a space mission.
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Holiday Program: Fully entangled
9 to 12 years
Everything on earth is connected. This can be seen in the things and structures we humans have made – the cables in our homes, power lines, underground water pipes, roads, railways and even our smartphones or social media.
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Holiday Program: Space Debris Tentacles
8 to 10 years
How can we protect the Earth’s orbit from space debris? In this creative workshop, we will embark on a mission to keep space clean and protect our satellites from space debris.
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Open Workshop: Total Power!
from 8 years
Hydrogen is seen as a beacon of hope on the road to a climate-neutral energy supply. However, this will probably only be possible with green hydrogen – produced using alternative energies.