Directorship: Death and Memorial Culture
Experience an exciting lecture about mourning and memorial culture in the 17th and 1800th centuries! On the occasion of this summer's exhibition on grief and death at Reventlow-Museet Pederstrup, the two museum directors, Ulla Schaltz (Museum Lolland-Falster) and Anna Schram Vejlby (Fuglsang Art Museum) talk about grief and memorial culture. Ulla Schaltz talks about customs and usage in connection with death and burial with […]
Concert: Telemann in Kongesalen
Join us for an unforgettable evening with Telemann's wonderful music in the beautiful setting of the Reventlow Museum! Rarely has a composer been so satisfied with his own work as when Telemann referred to the performance of his 12 Paris Quartets (written 1730-38). In a letter he wrote: "I should mention the admirable performances of my new quartets, but there are [...]
Special event: Manor Day
Experience a festive day at the Reventlow Museum with gunpowder and bullets - dresses and quadrilles! We rewind time to the beginning of the 1800th century. Denmark is at war with England and on the continent the Napoleonic wars wave back and forth. In Reventlowparken, the historical soldiers from Faaborg Kanonérlaug set up camp and talk about soldier life, equipment and weapons. […]
The dodecahedron in the Riding House
Now you can experience Dodekalitten in Ridehuset in Pederstrup. Here is an exhibition about the 12 stone pillars that the artist Thomas Kadziola creates at Kragenæs. The exhibition tells the story of the creation of the Dodekalitten through 70 photographs taken by Bibi Nissen. For the past six years, she has followed Thomas Kadziola's work and writes Dodecalite's biography with her camera. […]
Grief and death
From the manor house's high-ceilinged halls draped in velvet to the fellowship feast in the low farmhouse. Whether one was rich or poor - with death came rituals and traditions. This year you can visit two houses clad in death equipment from the 1800th century. Experience the preparations for the funeral party for the young pregnant wife in Falstergården when you visit […]
Cozy cake café
The Reventlow Museum has this year opened the doors to the coziest cake café in connection with the old manor kitchen. Historical cakes from Pabst Bakery in Maribo, homemade chocolate from Boline in Maribo, delicious ice cream from Skarø Is and cooling juice from Bryghuset Møn are served here. There is an opportunity to enjoy the glories of the beautiful vaulted cellar, […]
Special event: Enchanting summer day
Travel back to the early 1800s and dream back to a summer day at Pederstrup! We get an elegant visit from the singer and guitarist from Duo Suonante, who sings and plays music from the time, while volunteers in historical costumes populate the living rooms of the house. Experience the music ringing in the beautiful rooms and see the beautiful, flowery dresses. Go […]
Fire in the stove: visit the kitchen at Pederstrup
Visit the kitchen at Pederstrup when the housemaid lights up the large iron stove. Have a chat, help or just hang out and enjoy the warmth and scent as the past is brought to life. The stove is possibly Denmark's oldest and largest working iron stove, and was installed in the kitchen at Pederstrup around 1850. After a thorough restoration, we can [...]
Fire in the stove: visit the kitchen at Pederstrup
Visit the kitchen at Pederstrup when the housemaid lights up the large iron stove. Have a chat, help or just hang out and enjoy the warmth and scent as the past is brought to life. The stove is possibly Denmark's oldest and largest working iron stove, and was installed in the kitchen at Pederstrup around 1850. After a thorough restoration, we can [...]
Concert: Gangspil plays from Reventlow's sheet music
Join us on an unforgettable musical journey as the award-winning trio Gangspil opens Reventlow's sheet music and presents the hottest dance tunes of all time! When the corona hit and Denmark closed down, the well-known folk music trio Gangspil set about delving into one of Lolland's most interesting music books from the 1700th century: Reventlow's music book from 1799. The audience this afternoon will be able […]