
Open stage for artists and audience
Open-stage evening at intimate theatre Alles Rous featuring artists from different artistic disciplines showcasing their work.

Open-stage evening at intimate theatre Alles Rous featuring artists from different artistic disciplines showcasing their work.

Critical Thursday explores solidarity as part of Peace Month, an initiative by the New Peace Movement and Soft Forces.

A cosy knitting café where you can work on your project alongside fellow crafters at LYKKE in Zutphen.

Weekly story time session for children up to 8 years old at Bibliotheek Broederenkerk.

A casual coffee gathering at Bibliotheek Broederenkerk, open to anyone looking for a friendly chat.

Free dance and theater workshop for children aged 6-10, organized by Collectief BIJZAAK. Join an adventure in the bubble area together.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.

Two acclaimed musicians reunite for a performance: Lucas van Merwijk and Diederik van Vleuten, whose musical partnership began in the 1990s.

Guido Weijers dissects the year 2026 with sharp wit in his annual year-end comedy special.

MainCourse performs a try-out of their Bee Gees tribute show, with over 400 performances under their belt since winning the Tribute Battle of the Bands in 2024.

Rob Heebink's cabaret show explores aging through sketches and videos, blending humor with deeper questions about how we want to grow old.

Theater Hanzehof & Buitensociëteit welcomes visitors during the Open Monuments Weekend with a varied classical programme in the historic Buitensociëteit building.

International outdoor theatre festival with dance, circus and contemporary theatre for audiences of all ages.

Juliet, a thirty-year-old woman, questions her life choices. Worn out by endless weddings and baby showers, she wonders if the conventional family dream is really for her.

A children's theatre show about a boy struggling with his parents' separation. A raw exploration of intense emotions and upheaval.

Asfaltfeeën and poet Ingmar Heytze perform a Dutch translation of Jim Morrison's poetry set to The Doors' music.

A Jacques Demy special featuring three restored classics filled with romance, music and French cinema icons at Luxor Theater.

Free open classes in music, bands, circus and theatre at Muzehof. Try out the course programme during Doe-Mee-Week in September.

Photography exhibition of Eddy Posthuma de Boer's iconic work at Museum Henriette Polak, featuring portraits and street scenes from a life of travel.

Paintings and drawings by Thijs Buit, where observation, memory, and the painting process converge in landscape works.

Erve Eme opens its doors on 12 and 13 September for Open Monument Days, with free entry and a window into early medieval daily life.

Exhibition exploring the life of Saint Walburga, the patron saint of the Walburgiskerk in Zutphen.

The museum presents the work of artist Herman Dijkjans, a prolific oeuvre that was long overlooked but now receives growing appreciation.

Two masterworks from art history reunite for the first time in 240 years at the Stedelijk Museum Zutphen.

Photography exhibition showcasing the iconic work of Eddy Posthuma de Boer, featuring portraits, street scenes and observations from a life of travel.

Exhibition exploring the life of Saint Walburga, the patron saint of Zutphen, and her enduring influence across Europe.

Paintings and drawings by Thijs Buit exploring the interplay of observation, memory, and artistic creation. A study of the enduring tension between tradition and change.

Storyteller Henrieke leads a theatrical walk through Zutphen, uncovering the city's ancient sagas and legends.

Follow a medieval pilgrim's route through the fortified city of Zutphen, passing city gates, fortification walls and historic buildings.

Botanical philosopher Norbert Peeters explores the meaning of nature in the Netherlands, inspired by J.C. Bloem's poem De Dapperstraat.

Explore Sint-Janskerk and its tower in Zutphen, a historic landmark now open to the public.

Artist Jacintha Roos discusses her pilgrimage on the camino and how she translates this journey into visual art.

A unique exhibition bringing together the Saint Justus relic and Rubens' masterpiece Le Miracle de St. Just for the first time, with loans from Belgium and the Netherlands.

Shops in Zutphen open for an afternoon of shopping on this special Sunday.

Philosophy course on the Socratic method with Corrie Haverkort, teaching critical questioning and dialogue skills.

Audition for Woest JONG, a theatre production by Woest Oost for young people aged 10 to 14, directed by Sem van der Panne.

Dat Bolwerck and BIJ de Bieb present work by artist Melanie Bosboom in a joint exhibition at both venues.

Dat Bolwerck and BIJ de bieb present the work of artist Melanie Bosboom in a joint exhibition celebrating the library as a community gathering space.

An exhibition of sculptures and paintings in the studio of artist Lettie Tax, located in Zutphen's historic centre.

Climb the historic Berkelruïne tower in Zutphen on the last Sunday of each month. A monthly outdoor adventure with views over the city.

Create your own prehistoric natural world in this hands-on workshop led by artist Awoiska van der Molen.

Spatial installations by Melanie Bosboom at the Broederenkerk, created in collaboration between Dat Bolwerck and BIJ de bieb and inspired by the church's historic murals and architecture.

Visual artist Awoiska van der Molen presents her black-and-white photography, abstracting nature and centering the experience of being within the landscape.

Photographer Frank Mossink presents portraits of Zutphen residents, capturing their character and personal stories through his lens.

A guided walk through the historical sites of Zutphen's Jewish community, exploring where residents lived and worked during its flourishing period.

Artist Awoiska van der Molen discusses her exhibition 'The Musical Works' with Kim Knoppers, featuring three audiovisual installations that merge photography with contemporary classical music.

Josse de Voogd delivers a lecture on trust as part of a free series celebrating the 175th anniversary of Freemasons lodge Karel van Zweden.

A podcast presentation exploring personal stories from youth care, using the forest as a metaphor for society and the question of what people need to belong.