Museum Rijswijk is housed in the Huis te Rijswijk, a 17th-century manor house with a prominent place in Dutch history. The museum focuses on local and regional heritage, with a rotating programme of exhibitions on art, culture and history. It also hosts lectures and other cultural events throughout the year.
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Twenty artists investigate the concept of family lines in the Paper Biennial 2026, an exhibition exploring what family means in contemporary society.
Hands-on writing workshop at Museum Rijswijk where visitors create with pen and paper.
Dennis Faasse and Marre Westerbeek showcase the results of their poets' residencies at Museum Rijswijk.
Children explore different art techniques and create their own artworks at Museum Rijswijk.
Local artists and musicians showcase their work on the open stage at Museum Rijswijk.
Poets perform their work on stage at Museum Rijswijk for an evening of spoken verse.
Classical music performances in the garden of Museum Rijswijk as part of the Green Notes garden concert series in September 2026.
An evening dedicated to French culture and music at Museum Rijswijk.
Museum Rijswijk opens its doors free of charge on Open Monumentendag, a national event celebrating historic buildings and monuments throughout the Netherlands.
Museum Rijswijk showcases art and culture from the Chinese city of Suzhou in a new exhibition.
Open call for the Textile Biennial 2027 exploring colonial patterns in textiles, history, and global trade routes.
Museum Rijswijk hosts two poets in residence as Sophie Verbeek and Laura van den Enden showcase new work created during their residency at the museum.
Artist duo Peter Gentenaar and Pat Gentenaar-Torley showcase their work at Museum Rijswijk.