KIDS WORKSHOP – Dreams at the Garden

The Van Buuren Museum and its gardens are as sumptuous as they are mysterious. Rumor has it that a mythological picnic is set to take place here very soon! To make it happen, we need to gather a team of curious explorers to organize it. Together, we will set off to discover the grounds, the hidden life forms nesting within them, and the artworks that inhabit thespace, in order to unveil their secrets. Here and there, we will find materials to create a large picnic blanket using cyanotype, as well as magical ingredients to prepare our own food. On the final day, we will share this feast together in this enchanting garden.

DATE : 13.07.2026 — 17.07.2026
PRICE : €14
AGE : 9-12 years
Organised by Kanal architecture
In FR

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.

Passing through the neighbourhood, looking for a gift idea, or just fancy a few minutes’ browse? Our shop is open to everyone, no entrance ticket required, on all opening days.

You’ll find a selection of books, jewellery and reproductions inspired by the house, the collection and the garden — perfect for extending a visit, or simply popping in.

Open access every day except Tuesday, from 2pm to 5.30pm, from 10am on Sundays.

Did you miss the opportunity to visit the Van Buuren Museum & Gardens during the last BANAD Festival? Good news: this Art Deco gem is back as part of our monthly « Saturdays with Explore » programme!