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.
The Dutch Bach Society presents an All Souls programme featuring works by Thomas cantors, conducted by Johanna Soller. A concert of quiet contemplation and reflection on mortality.
KUSUBURU delivers a live performance at Eusebiuskerk, merging acoustic and electronic music.
Interactive sound installation where headphones adapt music and text to your movement through the church. A meditative exploration of loss and resilience in a historic space.
A retrospective of artist Henk Mual's work at Museum Arnhem, marking 75 years of Moluccans in the Netherlands.
Ont-moeten is a collection presentation where you discover the artworks of Museum Arnhem and their stories at your own pace.
Museum Arnhem presents the first comprehensive retrospective of Henk Mual, an artist whose work is rooted in the Moluccas, Java and the Netherlands.
British artist Sarah Maple's first major Dutch solo exhibition examines identity, faith, and the intersection of multiple roles in contemporary Western society.
British artist Sarah Maple presents her first solo exhibition in a Dutch museum, exploring the intersection of personal and political themes.
Vocalists jam together on the first Thursday evening of each month at Ketelhuis Sonsbeek in Arnhem.
OWARI is an immersive sound installation at the Eusebiuskerk, free to experience during October.
Vocalists jam together every first Thursday of the month at Ketelhuis Sonsbeek in Arnhem.
Monthly wine workshop on Sunday afternoons in Arnhem, featuring tastings and casual conversation in a laid-back setting.
Nicole Beutler Projects showcases two emerging creators, Lucinda Wessels and Timo Tembuyser, in the FUTURE VOICES programme.
Vroeg Pieken is an event in Arnhem on 12 September 2026.
