Huis Kernhem is a 19th-century country house set on the wooded Kernhem estate near Ede, on the edge of the Veluwe. The manor hosts private gatherings, conferences and cultural events. Its stately rooms and the surrounding forest lanes give the venue a distinctly historic character.
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Exhibition 'Reflections in Image' at Huis Kernhem, curated by Kunstlijn Lunteren and inspired by Jan Siebelink's 'Rouwjournaal'.
Exhibition featuring paintings, ceramics and papier-mâché by artists from 's Heeren Loo at Huis Kernhem.
Three accomplished musicians perform baroque sonatas for violin, cello and harpsichord in an intimate chamber setting.
The 33rd AmateurXpositie presents approximately 40 artworks by amateur artists at Huis Kernhem. Visitors can vote for their favourite work each weekend.
Fling brings traditional Irish music with vocals and live instruments to Huis Kernhem.
An exhibition of paintings, sculptures, photography and jewellery by the Platform Edese Kunstenaars at Huis Kernhem.
Guitarist Maarten van der Grinten and his trio perform a jazz programme featuring improvisations at Huis Kernhem.
A children's show with live music featuring the characters Api and Capi, designed for ages 4-9 as part of the Children's Book Week.
Exhibition of works by Elly Richaerts and Olga Stachwiuk at Huis Kernhem in Ede.
Tineke Roseboom and the ensemble La Follia perform Baroque music by Handel about witches, featuring arias and violin passages.
Exhibition celebrating Moluccan women and culture, featuring work by eight artists and photographers at Huis Kernhem.
Explore Kernhem Estate with pancakes, contemporary art, and a guided walk through its historic past.