GaiaVesterålen
GaiaVesterålen is a research and technology initiative that aims to create more environmentally friendly and sustainable communities.
Seabed. Photo: Sortland Museum
Sortland Museum is located in Kulturfabrikken in the centre of Sortland, and show exhibitions. We also host a small museum shop with books and products with a local connection. The museum shows changing exhibitions with different themes, perspectives and expressions. Now you can experience Seabed and the travelling exhibition Warm hands – the cultural history of the mitten.
Come with us to the sea, underwater, into the depths. In Seabed, the importance of the sea in the north is highlighted, its vulnerable ecosystem and the consequences of marine litter and pollution. Take a dive below the surface and meet the plants and fish that live on the shore, on the edge and in the depths of the sea. We also learn about the plastic waste that threatens life in the ocean and on Earth.
Seabed is an exhibition aimed at children, and there are many activities to try along the way. How about driving a submarine, watching movies inside a giant squid, or building sand castles on the bottom of the ocean?
In Kulturfabrikken you will also find a library, cinema and a nice café.
Address:
Strandgata 1,
8400 Sortland
Telephone:
+47 40 44 82 02 / +47 46 70 45 60
Email:
sortland.museum@museumnord.no
02.01.–22.12.
Tuesday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Closed during Christmas and on public holidays.
Sortland Museum usually follows Kulturfabrikken’s opening hours.
Adult NOK 80,-
Senior/student NOK 65,-
Children under the age of 16 enter for free when accompanied by an adult.
Featured
Visit the first prototype to GaiaVesterålen at Sortland Museum in the summer of 2022.
Read MoreSeabed talks about the importance of the sea in the north, the vulnerable ecosystem in the ocean and the consequences of marine litter and pollution that are the subject of the exhibition.
Read MoreSeabed Digital is based on the exhibition Seabed where through videos one learns facts about the sea and fun exercises.
Read MoreExperience a warm and home-knit exhibition at Sortland Museum in February and March. See the giant mitten, learn about the history of the mitten and design your own dream mitten!
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