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Munich Knits
Yarn & Craft Festival
After two successful editions at the pop-up location FATCAT, the festival will move to a larger, more modern venue in 2025 – featuring even more international exhibitors, creative offerings, renowned knitwear designers hosting workshops, and a top-class supporting program.
The festival brings together Europe’s growing DIY, yarn, and crafting scene: for three days, everything revolves around knitting, crochet, weaving, sewing, sustainable materials, colors, and design. Visitors can look forward to a unique mix of marketplace, workshops, talks, community lounges, and gastronomy.
A special highlight is the exclusive Saturday evening event, where world-renowned Creative Leader and Member of the British Empire (MBE) – Kaffe Fassett – will give a keynote on “Color Inspirations” – an inspiring deep dive into the power and significance of colors in textile design.
November 28-30, 2025
MTC world of fashion
Munich
XULY.Bët – Funkin’ Fashion Factory 100% Recycled
Exhibition
Bold lettering, assertive statements and recycled textiles – these are the distinguishing features of the Parisian fashion label XULY.Bët. The MK&G is dedicating a solo exhibition to designer Lamine Kouyaté’s innovative label featuring selected pieces from recent collections along with new acquisitions for the Fashion and Textiles Collection.
01.08.2025 - 01.08.2027
MK&G Hamburg, Germany
Rifo-lab
textile tours
textile tours
Rifò's Textile Tours offer a close-up look at the textile recycling supply chain in Prato. The tour goes from the selection of waste materials by the traditional cenciaioli artisans, to the spinning mills where recycled fibers are turned into yarn, to the historic Textile Museum of Prato, and finally to Rifò itself, where visitors can see and touch a sweater made from recycled materials with low environmental and social impact.
starting at central station in Prato, Italy
© Cornelia Hilsberg
HISTORISCHE SCHAUWEBEREI BRAUNSDORF
exhibition
.…is a technical museum and a monument to architectural and production history.
In the partly still original production halls, the various process stages of the elaborate manufacturing—from yarn to finished fabric—are presented.
The existing, fully functional, and demonstrable machinery collection holds great historical technical value. Besides the original Buckskin weaving machines with Jacquard attachments from the Tannenhauer weaving mill, there are several rare specimens produced by machine-building companies from Chemnitz.
museum
Schauweberei Braunsdorf
Niederwiesa OT Braunsdorf, close to Chemnitz, Germany
© Cornelia Hilsberg
© Cornelia Hilsberg
© Museum Wiesbaden / Bernd Fickert
Raum der Farbe
exhibition
The variety of color combinations and patterns is demonstrated by hundreds of butterflies and birds. Birds of paradise and peacocks display their shimmering colors, and a male great bustard — rarely seen in museums — presents itself in full courtship display. However, the colors of nature are not random; they always have an effect on others. They serve as a means of communication, strategies for camouflage, warning, and attraction, and have evolved through biological processes over time.
The themed exhibition space “Color” invites visitors to rediscover the colors of nature. Animals, plants, and minerals are displayed here, sorted by color.
permantent exhibition
Museum Wiesbaden,
Wiesbaden, Germany
© Museum Wiesbaden / Bernd Fickert
© Weberei Hamburg
Introductory Weaving Course
COURSES
Introductory Weaving – Try it out and experience the joy of weaving
This taster session invites you to sit down at a loom without pressure and discover just how enjoyable weaving can be.
Our new TMB-50 looms are perfect for gaining your first experience with more complex weaving techniques.
Let this wonderful craft inspire you!
Various dates starting
Bernstorffstr. 164,
Hamburg, Germany
© Weberei Hamburg