The Rembrandt House Museum shares important updates and announcements here. Keep up to date with the latest information on special exhibitions, collection changes, or any significant developments concerning this historic house in Amsterdam. This page helps you stay informed before your next visit to Rembrandt's former home and studio.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to celebrate the festive season with a special Christmas holiday program. From December 20, 2025, to January 4, 2026, guests can engage in hands-on etching workshops, enjoy captivating paint and etching demonstrations, and explore the museum through a unique multimedia tour with Rembrandt's dog, Kwast.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to an interactive exhibition, 'Rembrandt's Masterclass,' exploring the artist's craftsmanship, techniques, and tactics. Running from January 30 to May 25, 2026, the exhibition allows guests to engage with Rembrandt's art through drawing, experimenting, and analyzing. It also features a temporary loan of his significant work, 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Jan Deijman'.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents an interactive exhibition, "Rembrandt's Masterclass," inviting visitors to explore the secrets behind Rembrandt's artistic genius. Through five hands-on masterclasses focusing on observation, technique, emotion, experimentation, and even marketing, guests can unleash their own creative potential. This unique experience allows individuals, families, and groups to engage with art in the very place where Rembrandt lived and worked.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to a special autumn holiday program from October 18 to 26. Guests can participate in etching workshops, observe paint and etching demonstrations, and explore the museum with a fun multimedia tour featuring Rembrandt's dog, Kwast. It's an opportunity for all ages to experience 17th-century art and life.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents 'THUIS: The feeling of home in contemporary art,' an exhibition featuring thirteen contemporary artists reflecting on the diverse meanings of 'home'. From personal interiors to memories and safe spaces, their works are displayed alongside select prints by Rembrandt himself. This unique dialogue between past and present explores a universal human experience.
The Rembrandt House Museum has introduced a new multimedia tour available in Ukrainian, allowing visitors to explore Rembrandt's life and artistry in their native language. This initiative, supported by the Friends of Museum Bredius, aligns with Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska's global project to make cultural institutions more accessible. The tour aims to connect Ukrainian visitors with Dutch heritage and foster cultural understanding.
The Rembrandt House Museum has announced the appointment of Marcel Lebon as the new chairman of its Supervisory Board, succeeding Jan van der Grinten. Lebon brings extensive experience from corporate leadership and a deep passion for art history, aiming to further the museum's mission globally. His role begins following a unanimous selection process by the board.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents 'THUIS: The feeling of home in contemporary art,' an exhibition featuring thirteen contemporary artists reflecting on the multifaceted meaning of 'home.' Visitors can explore diverse works, including paintings, installations, and a unique live studio project where an artist creates a new home from recycled materials.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to an interactive exhibition, 'Rembrandt's Masterclass,' exploring the artist's craftsmanship, techniques, and tactics. Running from January 30 to May 25, 2026, the exhibition allows guests to engage with Rembrandt's art through drawing, experimenting, and analyzing. It also features a temporary loan of his significant work, 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Jan Deijman'.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents an interactive exhibition, "Rembrandt's Masterclass," inviting visitors to explore the secrets behind Rembrandt's artistic genius. Through five hands-on masterclasses focusing on observation, technique, emotion, experimentation, and even marketing, guests can unleash their own creative potential. This unique experience allows individuals, families, and groups to engage with art in the very place where Rembrandt lived and worked.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents 'THUIS: The feeling of home in contemporary art,' an exhibition featuring thirteen contemporary artists reflecting on the diverse meanings of 'home'. From personal interiors to memories and safe spaces, their works are displayed alongside select prints by Rembrandt himself. This unique dialogue between past and present explores a universal human experience.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents 'THUIS: The feeling of home in contemporary art,' an exhibition featuring thirteen contemporary artists reflecting on the multifaceted meaning of 'home.' Visitors can explore diverse works, including paintings, installations, and a unique live studio project where an artist creates a new home from recycled materials.
The Rembrandt House Museum presents "THUIS: The Feeling of Home in Contemporary Art," a new exhibition exploring the universal meaning of 'home' through the eyes of thirteen contemporary artists. Running from September 2025 to January 2026, the exhibition also integrates selected prints by Rembrandt, drawing connections between historical and modern interpretations of domesticity and belonging.
The Rembrandt House Museum is hosting a new summer exhibition, "Rembrandt & Amsterdam," from May 23 to September 7, 2025. This exhibition invites visitors to see 17th-century Amsterdam through Rembrandt's prints and drawings, highlighting how the city inspired his work during its 750th anniversary. It showcases 60 pieces from the museum's collection, featuring cityscapes, daily life, and notable Amsterdammers.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites families to celebrate the spring holidays with a diverse program of activities. Visitors can explore 'The Illusionist' exhibition, participate in engaging 3D painting workshops, embark on a multimedia tour with Rembrandt's dog Kwast, and watch live paint and etching demonstrations.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to celebrate the festive season with a special Christmas holiday program. From December 20, 2025, to January 4, 2026, guests can engage in hands-on etching workshops, enjoy captivating paint and etching demonstrations, and explore the museum through a unique multimedia tour with Rembrandt's dog, Kwast.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to a special autumn holiday program from October 18 to 26. Guests can participate in etching workshops, observe paint and etching demonstrations, and explore the museum with a fun multimedia tour featuring Rembrandt's dog, Kwast. It's an opportunity for all ages to experience 17th-century art and life.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites visitors to a special May holiday program featuring engaging activities for families. Highlights include 3D painting workshops inspired by optical illusions, free museum entry for Amsterdam residents on April 28, and newly installed 3D street art. Daily demonstrations and a multimedia tour for children also provide insights into Rembrandt's world.
The Rembrandt House Museum invites families to celebrate the spring holidays with a diverse program of activities. Visitors can explore 'The Illusionist' exhibition, participate in engaging 3D painting workshops, embark on a multimedia tour with Rembrandt's dog Kwast, and watch live paint and etching demonstrations.
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