Event
Educational event "Utilitarian and edible plants"
Plants played a very important role in the lives of villagers. Potatoes and cabbage were components of everyday food, medicinal mixtures were made from dandelion, St. John's wort or chamomile, and oil was pressed from linseed. On the other hand, fiber plants, such as flax or nettle, were used to make yarn. Wood was widely used - houses were built from it, wheels for carts, furniture and household items were made of it. We invite you to the Nowy Sącz open-air museum for an educational event dedicated to plants. The program includes interesting workshops, shows and talks.
Shows and workshops
- Plants in crafts: preparation of linen threads and weaving of linen cloth, turning wooden spoons, making wheels, making wooden toys, violin making
- Plants in the kitchen: pressing linseed oil, grinding grain into groats and flour, pickling cabbage in a barrel
Preparation of traditional rural dishes, delicacies tasting
- Frying jam, baking flatbreads, drying apples, baking potatoes
Ethnographic talks
"Folk remedies for various diseases"
"Country Delicacies"
Visiting the permanent exhibition and the exhibition "A chest with a century. To the point"
- Plants in crafts: preparation of linen threads and weaving of linen cloth, turning wooden spoons, making wheels, making wooden toys, violin making
- Plants in the kitchen: pressing linseed oil, grinding grain into groats and flour, pickling cabbage in a barrel
Preparation of traditional rural dishes, delicacies tasting
- Frying jam, baking flatbreads, drying apples, baking potatoes
Ethnographic talks
"Folk remedies for various diseases"
"Country Delicacies"
Visiting the permanent exhibition and the exhibition "A chest with a century. To the point"
Possible program changes
Admission PLN 1
Entrance to the open-air museum also through the Galician Town (ul. Lwowska 226)
Co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund
Admission PLN 1
Entrance to the open-air museum also through the Galician Town (ul. Lwowska 226)
Co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund
