Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Two artist collectives present their work as part of Sonsbeek 2026, an exhibition exploring shared public space.
Food La Route is a culinary event where visitors stroll past different food stations and taste a variety of dishes.
Arnhem opens forty historic buildings to visitors during Open Monumentendag on 12 and 13 September.
An annual celebration of science and technology with hands-on activities and demonstrations for all ages, held on 3 and 4 October.
A retrospective of artist Henk Mual's work at Museum Arnhem, marking 75 years of Moluccans in the Netherlands.
Museum Arnhem showcases sculptures by Esma Yigitoglu in De Koepel during Sonsbeek 2026, with free entry.
Ont-moeten is a collection presentation where you discover the artworks of Museum Arnhem and their stories at your own pace.
Bakudengar (Listen to Each Other) is an exhibition curated by a Public in Residence, featuring new work by visual artists focused on West Papuan, Moluccan, Minahasan, and Chinese-Indonesian communities.
Artists explore freedom, identity and inequality through the naked body in this exhibition. Beautiful and unsettling works that provoke thought.
The thirteenth edition of Sonsbeek, Europe's oldest periodic art exhibition, opens in Sonsbeekpark in Arnhem.
Sonsbeek 2026 is a 100-day art exhibition in Park Sonsbeek featuring work by eighteen artists, with additional presentations at venues across Arnhem.
British artist Sarah Maple presents her first solo exhibition in a Dutch museum, exploring the intersection of personal and political themes.
Family-guided tours through Huis Zypendaal designed for children, with discovery walks at 12:00 and 13:00.
