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Autumn Soups and Compote for Children and Young People

MILA Mitmach-Supermarkt – Community Kitchen, 1120Vivenotgasse 29, 1120 WienDirections
  • Free entry
  • No ticket needed
  • Booking needed
  • Indoors

Free; currently sold out.

Source: MILA Mitmach-Supermarkt
What to expect

The cooking workshop on 17 October is sold out according to the organiser. Children and teenagers prepare autumn soups and compote together in the MILA community kitchen using organic ingredients and food leftovers. Adults with cooking experience support the afternoon; children through age ten need an adult companion. Participation is free, but no new places are currently available.

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What to expect

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Charts on the Table! – Changing Worldviews

Klosterneuburg Monastery – Sala Terrena Gallery

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Terminal Piece at mumok

mumok – Museum of Modern Art Ludwig Foundation Vienna, 1070

What to expect

This five-act exhibition takes Kate Millett’s 1972 installation “Terminal Piece” as its point of departure, placing around 400 works from the mumok collection in dialogue with loans and new commissions. The prologue on Level 0 is free to visit.