Activities

Celebrate the 1,000,063rd birthday of art together with Muhka on 17 January! A festive evening with performances, activities, music, drinks and—of course—cake! Free admission, everyone welcome.

This evening offers a diverse and unfiltered insight into sex work. Discover how sex work spaces operate, the choices and challenges involved, and how the people working there use their bodies, intimacy, and fantasies in their practice.

At M HKA, we roll out the red carpet for our little guests of honor. Expect guided tours and creative activities designed for children.

Join us in celebrating the opening of a new summer season of exhibitions. Free public access to all exhibitions. Our guides will be present in the galleries throughout the evening to provide explanations. We’ll also be offering you a complimentary drink at the M HKAFE.

Join us in celebrating the opening of a new exhibition season. Free entry and a drink, with a DJ at M HKAFE.

Join us to celebrate the 1,000,062nd birthday of art! You’re invited to ART'S BIRTHDAY at M HKA on 17 January. Free entry, great company, and an abundance of art!

What to do with your children during the Christmas holidays? Come to the M HKA for a series of creative and unconventional activities.

Celebrate the opening of a new exhibition season with us. On Thursday evening, 10 October, M HKA will open its doors, free to the public, to kick off the autumn season together. That evening, in the presence of the artists, you can explore a whole new range of exhibitions.

During the DAKkan.festival on Sunday 22 September, the M HKA rooftop is the place to be! With a makers’ market, apple harvest, and a literature festival.

Thursday night 8 February, M HKA will open its doors free to the public, to celebrate a new season of exhibitions together, in the presence of the artists.

Join us in celebrating the 1,000,061st anniversary of art. You are invited to ART'S BIRTHDAY at M HKA on 17 January. Free entry for all, for an absolute bucket-load of fun, drinks and art!

During our next nocturne, we welcome all students to visit our exhibition Love is forever, isn't it? by Dorothy Iannone.