On Thursday, 24 September 2026, the Van Buuren Museum & Gardens will host an exceptional concert in the pavilion installed in its gardens.

Two musicians trained in the Russian tradition and now based across Europe: the SenS Duo brings together cellist Ivan Sendetsky, laureate of the Queen Elisabeth Competition 2026, and accordionist Vladimir Stupnikov for a distinctive chamber music programme combining contemporary works and classical adaptations.

This concert is organised as part of an evening in support of the Museum. The €90 contribution includes the concert, a welcome drink and a direct contribution to sustaining our cultural activities.

Please note: places are limited. We recommend booking early to secure your place.

Following the success of the April edition, the museum is organising a second drawing workshop in the heart of the garden.
No experience needed: what matters is letting your eye lead the way. An afternoon to breathe, observe and be inspired by the garden.

Workshop led by Thibaut De Coster, a scenographer who has been working for years to bring empty spaces to life through light, shadow and materials.

DATE : 28 of June 2026
TIME: 1.30 pm – 4 pm
MATERIALS: Please bring your preferred materials — pencils, pens, paper, watercolours… whatever you have at hand.
In FR
The workshop fee includes admission to the Museum.
In case of rain, the activity will take place indoors.

From 22 May to 27 September 2026, the van Buuren Museum & Gardens presents Inner Territories, an exhibition dedicated to two major figures of twentieth-century Belgian art: Gustave van de Woestyne and Anto Carte.

Through the dialogue of their works, the exhibition explores what connects these two artists: a deep attentiveness to interiority, nature, and the rural world — and to what a garden can mean beyond itself. Real space or landscape of the soul, it becomes here the guiding thread of a contemplative journey.

Inner Territories is conceived in partnership with the Fondation Anto Carte.