Kunsthal Rotterdam

For families and children there is always something extra to do at the Kunsthal. The program on offer is always adapted to the current exhibitions. Visit the exhibitions or get creative yourself!

See you later, Illustrator!

Do you want to draw and create stories together with illustrator Yara and poet Wessel? For more information about the upcoming edition of "See you later, Illustrator," please check here for more information.

Flowers Forever Lab

Every day
You can say all kinds of things with flowers. You can celebrate, comfort someone, say thank you, offer encouragement, protest against something, or simply surprise someone. In the exhibition Flowers Forever, fold a flower for yourself or for someone else. Or pin your flower to the flower wall as a surprise for another Kunsthal visitor. Follow the steps or create your own imaginary flower. Read more about the exhibition here.

The Grand Summer Hut

From 4 July - 30 August 2026
This summer, the Kunsthal invites Rotterdam-based graphic artist Teuntje Fleur to create a playful experience on the stairs of the Auditorium. The result? The Grand Summer Hut, an interactive installation about wandering, searching, and finding. A colourful explosion stretching from bottom to top across the Auditorium stairs, with at its heart ‘the hut that was always there’. Along the way, you discover curious viewing boxes and felt shapes that allow you to create your own sculpture for the fantasy forest. Read more here.

Floor Rieder. Krassen, krassen, krassen

From 21 March - 21 June 2026
Using black paint on glass and a sharp etching needle, illustrator Floor Rieder scratches her worlds into view layer by layer. Wherever she scratches, light appears. Her work is on view in the exhibition Scratch, scratch, scratch at the Kunsthal. Her illustrations for new editions of the classics Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan will be on display, and visitors of all ages can get to work themselves. Design a map of your own Neverland, project characters from Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland, and use a treasure hunt card to search for small, surprising details in the space!