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Exhibitions
Find out which exhibitions you can visit in the Museum of Literature / Children’s Book Museum.
7+
New! From April 12
The Fairy Tale Journey
Come join us on a journey around the world!
18+
Until March 2026
90x Book Week: Literature on the Red Carpet
On display from March 12: an exhibition celebrating the 90th edition of the Book Week!
18+
Until September 2025
2024 Brush Awards
On display from October 2nd: the works of the winners of the Silver Brushes and the Golden Brush!
7+
Until June 15th
Talent in the picture
Storytelling in pictures: how do you do that? Stroll past their original, personal illustrations and get inspired by these 10 visual storytellers.
14 to 20 years - Dutch only
Back Street
The new exhibition Back Street is a literary adventure for Young Adults. Young people discover, encounter and create stories in order to experience the power of literature.
7 to 10 years
Annie M.G. Schmidt’s Bold and Brassy Kids
A funny exhibition about the rebellious world of Annie M.G. Schmidt, the queen of Dutch children’s literature.
18+
The Gallery
The museum's gallery displays varying, thematic exhibitions and one permanent exhibition based on stories from our literary past which are collected in the museum's archive. Read more here!
0 to 6 years
I am Frog
Enter the world of Frog and his friends and have the most amazing adventures!
7 to 13 years
Papiria
Help defeat Ink Gobbler! Arm yourself with your imagination and a Slurper and set out on your adventure.
0 to 6 years
The Storytime Tent
Come to The Storytime Tent and experience a magical story!
0 to 6 years
ABC with the Animals and Me
Clamber and play as you meet the creatures from your favourite children’s books.
7 to 13 years
Children’s Book Embassy
Visit the Children’s Book Embassy and become ambassador for your favourite book.
18+
Lucebert Mural
Visitors of the museum café in the Museum of Literature can marvel at the enormous mural ‘Afternoon of a Faun’ by poet and artist Lucebert.