Holstebro Museum is the town's cultural-history museum, with collections covering archaeology, local history and art. It traces the region's past from prehistoric times to the present day, drawing on finds from local excavations. Alongside the permanent displays, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions and lectures.
Archaeologists present the year's major discoveries from the Holstebro region, including gold finds and an Iron Age settlement.
A lecture on Islamic fundamentalism and its evolution in the two decades since 9/11.
Archaeologists Janne P. Dam and Bo Ejstrud explore how the landscape reveals traces of war through German defensive structures and military history.
A lecture on Northeast Greenland's prehistory, examining Walrus Island as a crucial meeting point for Arctic cultures and their global importance.
Exhibition at Holstebro Museum about Inuit settlement in Greenland and the Arctic whaling traditions that shaped the region.
Rune Larsen from the Cultural History Museums explores how school reforms and new ideals reshaped daily life in Jutland around 1814.
Archaeologist Pia Berg Boisen discusses the Viking settlement discovered in Staby and displays artifacts from the dig.
Holstebro Museum hosts a debate on nation and spirit with Daniel Nordentoft and Stefan Agger, moderated by Kasper Rathjen. Coffee and cake included.
A guided city walk in Holstebro starting at the museum and lasting 1.5 hours.
A guided tour of Holstebro Museum's permanent collection led by Arvid Lisbjerg, focusing on key artifacts and their significance.