Friday, 20 August
- 12:00–18:00 “Around Ceramics in the Museum Garden” – a demonstration of throwing large-format vessels – Mateusz Grobelny; pottery workshops – Jarosław Arkuszyński; learning to decorate ceramics using the sgraffito technique – Katarzyna Mazurek; learning to decorate vessels using the stamping method – Helena Cieślukowska (Ceramics Department, 13 Mickiewicza Street)
- 20:00 – “Nightlife in Prewar Bolesławiec” – a themed tour following the route of the most popular cafés, restaurants and cultural institutions of prewar Bunzlau; guide – Dariusz Gołębiewski (meeting point: Ceramics Department, 13 Mickiewicza Street)
Saturday, 21 August
- 12:00–18:00 – “Around Ceramics in the Museum Garden” – a demonstration of throwing large-format vessels – Mateusz Grobelny; pottery workshops – Jarosław Arkuszyński; learning to decorate ceramics using the sgraffito technique – Katarzyna Mazurek; learning to decorate vessels using the stamping method – Helena Cieślukowska (Ceramics Department, 13 Mickiewicza Street)
- 11:00–13:00 and 15:00–16:00 – “How Was Laundry Done in the Past?” – a demonstration using old and now-forgotten implements, prepared by the Village Museum in Markersdorf; “Industrial Heritage Comes Alive” – an interactive virtual-reality activity prepared by the Granite Mining Museum in Königshain; conducted by Anja Köhler and Johanna Busch (City History Department, 14 Kutuzowa Street)
- 15:00 – “What Did the Countess Wear Under Her Dress?” – a fashion show presenting 19th-century women’s clothing, prepared by Krobnitz Castle; conducted by Anja Köhler and Johanna Busch (City History Department, 14 Kutuzowa Street)
- 18:00 – opening of the exhibition “From Bolesławiec Clay – a Presentation of Contemporary Ceramic Plants Operating in the Bolesławiec Region”; the exhibition was prepared in cooperation with the Association of Ceramic Municipalities of the Republic of Poland as part of the project “Poland and Norway on the European Ceramic Route: Including Bolesławiec and Porsgrunn in an International Network of Cooperation Among Cities with Ceramic Traditions” (City History Department, 14 Kutuzowa Street)
Sunday, 22 August
- 12:00–16:00 – “Around Ceramics in the Museum Garden” – a demonstration of throwing large-format vessels – Mateusz Grobelny; pottery workshops – Jarosław Arkuszyński; learning to decorate vessels using the stamping method – Helena Cieślukowska (Ceramics Department, 13 Mickiewicza Street)
- 11:00–13:00; 15:00–16:00 – “How Was Laundry Done in the Past?” – a demonstration using old and now-forgotten implements, prepared by the Village Museum in Markersdorf; “Industrial Heritage Comes Alive” – an interactive virtual-reality activity prepared by the Granite Mining Museum in Königshain; conducted by Anja Köhler and Johanna Busch (City History Department, 14 Kutuzowa Street)
- 15:00 – “What Did the Countess Wear Under Her Dress?” – a fashion show presenting 19th-century women’s clothing, prepared by Krobnitz Castle; conducted by Anja Köhler and Johanna Busch (City History Department, 14 Kutuzowa Street)
The permanent and temporary exhibitions of the Museum of Ceramics (the Ceramics Department and the City History Department) will be open during the following hours:
- Wednesday–Thursday (18–19 August): 10:00–16:00
- Friday–Saturday (20–21 August): 10:00–18:00
- Sunday (22 August): 10:00–16:00
Information about the activities prepared by the museum is also available at the Tourist Information Point (19/21 Market Square), which will be open during the following hours:
Wednesday–Sunday, 18–22 August, 10:00–18:00