28 events for the next 18 months
Interactive exhibition where children aged 6 to 12 can experiment with artistic play and creative techniques inspired by professional artists.
Eve Arnold: All about Eve showcases the work of one of the twentieth century's most influential photographers at the Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof.
Discover the history of Maastricht's underground shelters at the Schuilkeldermuseum, a museum dedicated to the city's wartime refuge network.
The Bonnefanten in Maastricht showcases the work and legacy of influential Italian architect Aldo Rossi.
An art fair showcasing contemporary European artists and galleries with accessible, affordable works.
Explore the story of the Maastrichtian period and the Mosasaurus in this exhibition at the Maastricht Natural History Museum.
A compact museum exploring Maastricht's fortification heritage, housed in the historic Helpoort.
An exhibition about the history of Sint Pietersberg and ENCI, told through art, heritage, and personal narratives.
Explore this small archaeological museum housed in the basement of Hotel Derlon, featuring Roman-era excavations and artifacts.
Two painters and a photographer collaborate in their first joint exhibition, showcasing their work together.
Showroom in het Werkgebouw featuring work by local and international artists with rotating exhibitions.
Exhibition exploring two centuries of Maastricht's makers, craftspeople and innovators.
Interactive playground at the Bonnefanten where children can experiment and create art on the third floor.
A photographic look at the Universiteit Maastricht community across three decades, from the 1970s through the 1990s.
An exhibition exploring four centuries of Maastricht's artisanal heritage, tracing the evolution from traditional craftsmanship to modern industrial production.
EuropArtFair is an art fair where galleries and art dealers showcase their works to the public at the MECC in Maastricht.
Celina Eceiza combines textile, colour and imagination in an immersive installation that appeals to all the senses.
A retrospective exhibition of Maastricht artist André Wilhelmus, presented jointly by Artichoque Art Gallery and Maaslands Lijstenmakerij en Galerie.
TEFAF gathers 260 leading art dealers from 20 countries in Maastricht, showcasing works from over 7,000 years of art history.
Exhibition of original puppets and archival materials from Pieke Dassen, Maastricht's celebrated puppet theatre artist, at the Dinghuis.
Students from the Jan van Eyck Academie invite visitors into their studios to explore their artistic research and creative practice.
A mini-exhibition on the 4th floor of Centre Céramique exploring how the Céramique district was built, featuring the original architectural model.
Opening of an art exhibition by Angela de Vrede, with the artist in attendance at Boekhandel Dominicanen.
An original French guillotine from 1798 is on display at the Maastricht Museum, a rare artefact from the era of French rule in the region.
A medieval masterpiece combining the Last Judgment, courtroom drama, and a powerful indictment of judicial corruption.
A 120-meter tiled passage with nearly 30,000 tiles narrating the history of Maastricht's Sphinx industrial heritage.
René Holten and Huub Hannen showcase their work with four fellow artists in a chapel in Maastricht.
Exhibition featuring works from three collections, curated by 27 guest curators at Bonnefanten.
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Interactive workshop exploring literacy and digital challenges through VR, an escape game and film screening.
An exhibition exploring reclining figures in sculpture, from classical to contemporary artists, at Museum Beelden aan Zee.
Femmy Otten's artwork 'Birthland' explores themes of identity and belonging at this museum exhibition in The Hague.
The Schoolmuseum Educatorium in Ootmarsum showcases the life and literary legacy of beloved Dutch author Annie M.G. Schmidt.
Museum Ton Schulten showcases works by artist Dieter Nusbaum.
Explore the history of baking and ice cream at Gerrit Valk's museum in Hellendoorn, opening at 1 p.m.
MIAW presents a drawing exhibition with interactive creative workshops where you can draw and experiment yourself.
An exhibition dedicated to the history and cultural significance of hats at De Passage in The Hague.
Exhibition exploring lost plant voices and botanical discoveries at the KB national library.
A 17th-century painting by Jan van Goyen captures a characteristic view of The Hague, now on display at the Atrium.
An exhibition about the history and meaning of stones at De Affiche Galerij.
Exhibition of winning photographs from a competition marking the 50th anniversary of the nature conservation organization IVN Haaksbergen.
Museum De Tien Malen in Putten presents an exhibition dedicated to master draughtsman Cornelis Jetses and his versatile artistic practice.
Artist Rens Brouwer's work is on display at Gallery Van de Wege in Putten.
A private collection of paperclips on display at the Stadsmuseum Weesp.
An exhibition exploring the lives and experiences of girls in Huizen across different periods of history.
An exhibition about how heritage forms the identity of Weesp and what the city preserves for future generations.
Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid showcases a pop-up exhibition about the popular Dutch television programme Heel Holland Zoekt.
The Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid celebrates 75 years of Dutch television with an interactive exhibition showcasing highlights from the medium's history.
An exhibition at Grafisch Atelier Hilversum exploring life, transience, and meaning.
An exhibition of painter Salvano, whose work draws inspiration from Herman Brood and explores universal themes of love and friendship.
An exhibition by interdisciplinary artist Jet Leopold, exploring the relationship between personal and shared human experience.
Reinier Gadellaa presents works from his collection exploring sea and coastal themes: islands, landscapes and summer scenes in watercolour, oil and prints.
Artists showcase their work in shop windows across Leiden's city centre, transforming the street into an open-air gallery.
An exhibition examining alienation and disconnection at Cultuurhuis Sijthoff.
An exhibition at NYMA exploring the threshold between the ordinary and the extraordinary, capturing the instant when anticipation suddenly shifts.
BURO #6 showcases the work of artist Jolijn Ceelen at NYMA. An exhibition running from 29 August to 20 September.
The TextielMuseum celebrates 25 years of TextielLab with an exhibition that merges art and technology.
Artist David Bade presents social projects created in collaboration with communities. We OK! brings together young people and emerging artists from Breda to explore themes of play, belief, and connection.
Interactive board game tracing the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, featuring saint statues, paintings and photographs across 63 game squares.
Annual ceramic exhibition featuring works by four artists at Atelier Galerie Kempro, part of the Kunstsmullen 2026 art route.
Solo exhibition of sculptor Ruud Kuijer featuring sixteen concrete and steel sculptures at the Kröller-Müller Museum.
An exhibition of paintings and pastel drawings by Aad Berlijn, marked by vibrant colour, dynamic energy and a sense of wonder.
Exhibition of works by Elly Richaerts and Olga Stachwiuk at Huis Kernhem in Ede.
Exhibition exploring Schokland's landscape across past, present and future, concluding a two-part series celebrating 30 years of UNESCO World Heritage status.
Explore birds with extreme characteristics at this free exhibition: which has the largest wingspan, which is the tiniest, and who flies the farthest or fastest?
Natuurmuseum Brabant showcases an exhibition of giant insects in all their impressive detail.
Museum 't Oude Slot traces Veldhoven's evolution from a rural farming community to a modern urban centre.
An exhibition exploring time and transformation in contemporary art at MU Hybrid Art House in Eindhoven.
An exhibition of nearly 90 artworks by renowned and contemporary artists exploring nature, environment, and human connection through paintings and installations displayed both indoors and outdoors.
Explore San's studio, gallery and sculpture garden in Putten, a place where art and nature come together.
The City Museum Weesp celebrates 250 years of the Town Hall with an exhibition of stories and archival objects.
Permanent exhibition exploring architect Willem Dudok's life and work, featuring original materials and an introductory film at Hilversum's Town Hall.
Dark Lights brings Vincent van Gogh's paintings to life through an immersive audiovisual performance combining light and sound.
An exhibition exploring the relationship between artwork and source of inspiration, inviting a fresh perspective on art.
Amateur photographers from Fotogroep Oldambt, guided by professional photographer André Dümmer, showcase their work in this photo exhibition.
An exhibition about the legendary Viertorenkerk, a medieval four-towered church that vanished centuries ago but became the symbol of the Oldambt region.
Exhibition of ceramics by Paula van Dooren, photography by Angelique van Hoof, and paintings by Mark Biemans in Gemert through 31 October.
Explore the Gevangenpoort, a historic prison in Bergen op Zoom that is now open to the public.
Exhibition featuring skeletons of animals from Brabant's soil, from mammoths to household pets. Visitors can interact with the bones through AI technology.
Sculptures by Wim Lemmens in the Sculpture Garden of Museum Jan Heestershuis, April to September 2026.
Lustwarande 2026 showcases works by 20 international artists in an open-air exhibition at De Oude Warande park in Tilburg.
An exhibition exploring the power of stories and how they endure when shared with others.
An exhibition of geometric artworks by Nel Egberts in Norg.
A sculpture garden featuring works by three artists - Riesjart Bus, Ineke Moes and Peggy Eras - each exploring their own artistic practice.
Paintings by Corien Bögels on display at Molen Hollands Welvaart, featuring landscapes, birds and portraits.
Hands-on laboratory where you experiment with light and colour as part of the Van Gogh Village Museum in Nuenen.
The Van Gogh Village Museum showcases permanent exhibitions on Vincent van Gogh, his family, and the making of 'The Potato Eaters', plus an interactive light laboratory.
Karin Bos presents work titled 'I know what I saw' at In De Ateliers, shown together with pieces by Erik Wuthrich.
Explore Bergen op Zoom's city hall, a remarkable historic monument open to the public.
An exhibition marking a century since Willemstad's fortress status ended, examining the city's transformation following the 1926 Royal Decree.
An interactive garden where you can experience nature at the place where Van Gogh found inspiration in Etten-Leur.
An exhibition exploring the role of flowers in the artistic work of Jan Heesters at Museum Jan Heestershuis.
An exhibition exploring centuries of Brabant's shooting guilds and their precious artefacts, from shields and banners to drums, weapons and historical documents.
Photographers Bianca Pilet and Stacii Samidin explore the connections between Breda residents, their city, and its iconic Grote Kerk through photography.
A flower meadow inspired by Vincent van Gogh at the former grain silo in Veenoord and beside the NS station in Nieuw-Amsterdam.
Grandfather Albert Jan Rouwkema and granddaughter Amke van der Straten showcase their joint work in woodcarving and painting at Kunstruimte De Smederij.
Caricaturist Harold Hugenholtz presents his work at De Afzakkerij in Veghel.
Contemporary art exhibition in a historic listed building from the 1750s being renovated on Garenmarkt in Leiden.
Painter and poet André Langejan exhibits his work at the village hall De Houtstek. The exhibition 'The Silence of Lost Time' offers insight into his artistic practice.
An exhibition exploring perception and appreciation at Cultuurfabriek Veghel, running until 14 September.
Kazerne Foundation showcases the ten nominees for the Kazerne Design Award 2026, including Sara Ballout, Laurin Böhm and Benjamin Onno Dikmans.
An exhibition exploring The New World, displayed at CultuurFabriek Noordkade from June to September.
Ten recent Design Academy Eindhoven graduates showcase work on reuse and sustainability, from shipping containers to community gardens.
Interactive conversation and opening of the exhibition 'Happiness at 13 - 13 years later', exploring happiness, trust and chance encounters as foundations for democracy.
Guided tour of Museum Sint Paulushofje tracing the rich history of this distinctive heritage building in Etten-Leur.
The Dominicuskerk in Nijmegen welcomes visitors during Open Monumentendag with guided tours and insights into this historic church building.
The Regionaal Archief Nijmegen opens its doors on Open Monumentendag, offering visitors a chance to explore the region's archives and history.
Open Monumentendag: De Stadskazerne in Kampen opens its doors this weekend. Saturday 10:00-16:00, Sunday 12:00-16:00.
Museum de Fundatie showcases works by artist Cremer, exploring their historical and cultural significance.
An exhibition of artworks exploring the boundary between life and death at Kunstplatform LINK.
Open Ground is an event at 't Zwolse Kunsthuis in Zwolle on 29 August 2026, starting at 11:00.
De Tweeling opens its doors on Open Monumentendag, offering visitors a chance to explore this historic building in Nijmegen.
Stichting Erfgoed Handel presents an exhibition in the Church of Maria Ten Hemelopneming as part of Open Monuments Day.
De OntMoetFabriek opens its doors during Open Monumentendag with tours and activities at this special venue in Nijmegen.
Exhibition exploring the artist family Ter Borch and their domestic life in Zwolle at the ANNO Stadsmuseum.
Exhibition exploring the art-historical links between Cibap and Ter Borch and their contemporary significance.
Visit the Volmolen mill in Epen during Open Monument Days. Watch demonstrations of traditional grain milling and fulling, and see a sand animation film about water.
Video installation 'Bodies of Water' by photographer Jeske Dijkstra at St. Willibrorduskerk during Open Monuments Day. Intimate water portraits projected on a large scale with a soundscape by Rutger Muller.
An exhibition exploring seven and a half centuries of Nijenrode's past, from medieval knights through to the modern student community.
Open Monumentendag opens Mondriaan's studio in Blaricum, the workspace where the celebrated artist worked.
Exhibition marking Almere's 50th anniversary, featuring photographs, audio fragments, and a replica of the city's smallest museum from its founding year.
Museum Noordwijk explores the history and cultural significance of christening gowns from past to present.
The Museum of Comic Art in Noordwijk showcases an exhibition dedicated to Jan van Haasteren, focusing on the overlooked chapters and missing works from his career as a comic artist.
The Geniemuseum in Vught opens its doors free of charge on Open Monumentendag, with guided tours through this historic military museum.
De Warmoes - Historische Tuinderij opens its doors during Open Monumentendag on 13 and 14 September. Visitors can explore this historic monument free of charge.
The Huis van de Nijmeegse Geschiedenis opens its doors during Open Monumentendag, offering visitors a glimpse into Nijmegen's rich history.
Visit the historic grotto in Kronenburgerpark during Open Monumentendag. A free opportunity to explore this architectural gem in Nijmegen.
Nijmegen's town hall opens its doors during Open Monumentendag. Visitors can explore the historic building at Korte Nieuwstraat on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September.
An exhibition of quilts by Mieke at the Lodewijkskerkje in Oisterwijk.