Our new museum publication “The Colours of Heritage” presents folk costumes worn in the past times in Betina, on our island Murter. Folk costume is a precious treasure of the local community. The way of decorating traditional clothing was passed down from generation to generation. The map contains educational materials and coloring sheets, and is…
We turned on the lights in our open-air museum! We hope to brighten up these strange and difficult days and encourage our friends and locals to go out for a walk and enjoy the little things surrounded by beautiful Christmas atmosphere. The view of the Christmas lights on our wooden boats and the decorated main…
In the last days of summer, we got a visit from Marino and Biserka Ivančić, the first owners of the Sandokan leut. They brought photos of his launch back in 1978. With lot of memories they talk about the agreement on the construction of the ship, the ideas they thought of when arranging the buy…
Saturday, 12th of September In the shipyard Marin owned by the shipbuilder Ante Fržop, a boat type leut named Kvarneriol, 8 meters long and 3 meters wide, was launched. She has a 12-meter-long lantina (yard) and a 57 HP engine, registered for the transport of 12 people, equipped with a 150l oil tank and a…
The opening of this year’s Betina Film Festival is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept 1, and it goes until Saturday, Sept 5. Visitors will be able to watch short films at as many as four locations in 12 projection blocks all around Betina! Betina Film Festival (BAFF) is a five-day film festival of Croatian and International…
Dear friends, we are pleased to invite you to join us in the 5th anniversary celebration of the opening of the Betina Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding. The program will be held on Friday, August 14 at 8 pm at the main square in Betina. Come and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with some good music, sails…
Find something for yourself in our programme and visit us this August!
The Evening of Traditional Crafts and Skills, which we organize together with KUD ZORA Betina and many of our volunteers, took place in a somewhat more modest edition due to the current epidemiological situation, but no less interesting than in previous years. This year, we put the emphasis on the household skills – we washed…
The Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding wishes to inform all our friends and followers that we are reopening to our regular working hours as of Monday, April 27 th! Individual visits will be allowed to view the exhibition adhering to epidemiological measures, with protective masks and gloves. Under current measures, the maximum number of group visitors…
Ova stranica koristi cookies (kolačiće) za pružanje boljeg korisničkog iskustva. Daljnjim korištenjem stranice suglasni ste s korištenjem kolačića Više detalja
The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.
