Discover all the different facets of this ecological building material! Every year, our special exhibition is dedicated to another aspect, e.g. in the fields of art, nature or architecture.

The museum lies in the countryside, in the area of the former brick and tile works of the family Lörch. You may explore the original Ziegelhütte (brickworks) from the 19th century, a heritage site. Just in front is the Biotop, a nature reserve, which has developed in the former clay pit.

From time to time you may attend special courses related to clay working or manufacture and decorate your own «Feierabendziegel» ("end of work-tile") during an «Offene Werkstatt» (“open workshop”).

Each year, we show at least one special exhibition that is related to industrial ceramics, building with clay, or with local art and culture.

This year, you can visit a new exciting exhibition details see here soon.

Former special exhibitions:
2013: «Betreten der Baustelle erwünscht» – exhibition about the construction of the new Ziegelei-Museum
2014: «Die modernen Sa(e)iten des guten Tons» – exhibition about the latest inventions and products of the Swiss brick and tile industry, in cooperation with swissbrick.ch
2015: 3 art exhibitions: Chamer Biennale, Rahel Boos-Yameogo and Jürg Bächtold
2016: «Gebaute Erde» („built earth“) – exhibition about pisé (rammed earth) architecture, in cooperation with Lehm Ton Erde Baukunst GmbH, Schlins A

2017: «Lebendige Land(wirt)schaft», eine Ausstellung der Trägervereine LEK Reuss Hünenberg und LLC (Lebensraum Landschaft Cham) sowie Pro Natura Zug

2018: "Roger Boltshauser, Pisé – Tradition und Potenzial" in Kooperation mit der TU München

2019: 2 Kunstausstellungen "Leto - ein Künstler zu Gast" und "René Büchi"

2020/21: BASEhabitat, Architektur für Entwicklung
2022: Brick 20, international brick award