Registrations are open in Riva del Garda for the Museo Alto Garda’s education programmes for the 2026/27 school year. The MAG Scuole initiative accepts requests from 7 September to 30 October 2026 and is aimed at all school levels, from nursery to upper secondary, covering topics including archaeology, history, art, science, geography and civic education.
Among the new offerings, the museum will introduce tactile activities for visitors with disabilities, including “In tutti i sensi”, the tactile visit “L’arte prende senso”, the hands-on workshop “Vestìti d’arte” focused on fabrics and textures, and “Sense the Museum” delivered using the CLIL methodology. The training plan also highlights local documentary heritage through the museum’s Photographic Archive, with workshops such as “L’archivio svelato” and “Dentro l’archivio”, while “Principato vescovile” draws on documents and seals preserved in the municipal historical archive as part of the “Combinazioni” project ahead of the Principality’s 1,000th anniversary in 2027.
In October, the museum will also run a teacher training cycle titled “L’archeologia racconta il territorio. Nuove ricerche nell’Alto Garda”, providing 6 hours of professional development and open to the public from 6:00 pm. Sessions run on 2 October 2026 (Emanuele Vaccaro on excavations at Doss Penede in Nago-Torbole), 16 October 2026 (Elisabetta Mottes on villages and necropolises from the Paleolithic to the Copper Age) and 30 October 2026 (Cristina Bassi on research at the San Cassiano settlement). Details and the full guide are available via the Education Services section on the Museo Alto Garda website.
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