The Museum of Work, located in central Norrköping, is dedicated to exploring the themes of work and everyday life. Housed in a repurposed textile factory, the museum features a variety of displays that delve into the history of labor and its impact on society. The facility includes a gallery that showcases political satire, providing a unique perspective on social issues through art.
The museum offers exhibitions and activities designed for visitors of all ages, ensuring an engaging experience for families and individuals alike. Notable exhibitions include "Best of EWK" and "Dokfotosalong 2025," alongside interactive experiences such as "Digitopia" and "Unsheltered Island." The museum also hosts special events for children, including "Lilla Arbetets," and programs like "Jobbcirkus" and "UFO Norrköping," which aim to promote cultural and historical understanding of labor.
Admission to the Museum of Work is free, making it accessible to a broad audience. The museum's thematic exhibitions, such as "Jävla k*kdator!" and "Historien om Alva," further enrich the visitor experience by addressing various aspects of work and its evolution over time.