Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
A brother and sister survive on a remote Scottish island by catching seabirds, defending their home against outsiders.
Screening of Nolan's "The Odyssey" with an introduction by classicist Riemer van der Veen, exploring how the film engages with Homer's epic.
Award-winning Italian drama following a Swedish girl's final year at a technical secondary school in Trieste, summer 2007.
Japanese film about two young men raised in the household of a famous kabuki actor, navigating yakuza legacy and theatrical tradition.
A black-and-white documentary by director Gianfranco Rosi exploring daily life in Naples and Pompeii, portraying the vulnerability of these ancient cities and their people.
A young girl's journey as her family emigrates from Yugoslavia to Denmark in search of a better life. A powerful story about displacement, loss, and hope.
Asghar Farhadi's first French-language film since Le Passé, featuring Isabelle Huppert, Virginie Efira, Vincent Cassel and Catherine Deneuve.
Documentary following managers and employees through performance reviews as they grapple with criticism, empathy, and workplace tension.
Pim de la Parra's last Minimal Movie, unseen for years, finally screens as a tribute to the Dutch cinema pioneer.
Steven Soderbergh's mysterious drama with comedic moments, featuring Ian McKellen in a leading role.
A historical war film about the 72 hours before D-Day, featuring decisions that could reshape history. From the producers of Darkest Hour.
Exhibition of works by two Zaandam artists, Nelly and Tine Honig, featuring portraits, lithographs and still lifes.
An exhibition exploring the classic 1937 Verkade album 'Where We Live', in which Jac. P. Thijsse describes the natural history of the Netherlands.
Niek & Guy, the wordless duo behind the Ashton Brothers, brings a captivating blend of magic, theatre and music to Het Zaantheater.
Exhibition featuring portraits, lithographs and still lifes by Zaan artists Nelly and Tine Honig, two overlooked talents from art history.
Exhibition exploring how the iconic Zaanse Schans open-air museum, with its wooden houses and mills, was rescued and became a symbol of Dutch heritage.
Robbert H. Reijenga brings Johnny Cash's life to the stage with his distinctive baritone, accompanied by storyteller Alexander Broussard and drummer Paul Reijenga.
The Bentleys celebrate the golden age of rock and roll with a high-energy show of 1950s and 60s hits, plus early 70s classics.
Discover how Zaandam's wooden houses and mills were saved from demolition in the 1950s and how the Zaanse Schans came to be.
A quarterly language festival at Bind where Mario presents a rotating line-up of performers on stage.
Exhibition exploring the history of the Kalverpolder, the area where the Mill Museum and Zaanse Schans are located.
The Zaans Museum joins a nationwide art project creating a collective tapestry about the Dutch slavery past, with a design by artist Raul B.
Interactive exhibition exploring animal droppings, inspired by the beloved children's book. Investigate with Mole where poop comes from and what you can discover about it.
Leviaan celebrates 40 years with an exhibition exploring power, featuring work by clients, volunteers and staff members.
A guided walking tour through Zaandam's heart, led by locals who know the city inside out.
Ant doctor Lasius shares his infectious enthusiasm for insects and the life of ants at Natuurmuseum Zirkel.
Hands-on science workshop exploring the chemistry of fruit through experiments, designed for children aged 7-14.
Trial lesson in a 10-week science course exploring colours and chemical reactions for children aged 7-12 at Hemlab.
A debate evening where Zaanstad residents sit at the table and have their say about their city. An experiment in participatory democracy.
