Activities

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

Children up to 12 years old can enjoy a day of fun at the museum, as this year we are completely Crazy for Art! We’ll be exploring the art of clowning: we’ll play tricks on people while also holding up a mirror to them. On this day, M HKA will also launch its brand new philosophical card game, FiloSpook.

What does it mean to be on the ‘right’ side of history? Nástio Mosquito inspires us to reflect on the difference between truth and lies, between certainty and clarity. In this context, we invite you to join our Philosophical Café, in the presence of the artist, moderated by philosopher Gideon Hakker. 

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.

Artist Antje Majewski invites you to celebrate the season of harvest! Together with her, we will collectively create a grand apple ornament. The merriment will be supported by musical accompaniment. All the while you can enjoy eating an apple pancake - free while stocks last.

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.

Bring you dog friend to our rooftop terrace to enjoy a special dog friendly concert together. The concert organised at M HKA by the occasion of the exhibition The Lives of Animals is performed for, and with dogs and their human partners.

Before the summer break, Vedran Kopljar will close the first serie of FRONT ROW with an artist talk sharing a deep dive into his practice and MEAN, his first institutional solo exhibition, currently on view at M HKA.

On Saturday 8 June, M HKA kicks off its summer programme with 'The Lives of Animals', a group exhibition that challenges you to look at your relationship with animals in a different way.