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Our cultural and educational programmes are aimed at increasing knowledge of, and support for, the preservation of Vincent van Gogh’s cultural heritage. Van Gogh’s themes hold great significance and relevance for the social development of the regions where Van Gogh heritage is on display and open to visitors. Reflection on contemporary social developments therefore plays a central role in the development of our programmes.
The expansion and renewal of the permanent exhibitions in Zundert, Nuenen and Etten-Leur mark the first step in the development of ‘Becoming Vincent’. This initiative tells the story of Vincent van Gogh’s life and his development as an artist in a way that is both compelling and interactive for visitors.
Heritage sitesSalon Van Gogh is an annual networking event for executives and the business community, where culture and nature come together. Salon Van Gogh takes place every year on 30 March, Vincent van Gogh’s birthday.
The Van Gogh Sites Foundation is closely involved in the development of the Van Gogh National Park, which encompasses the Brabant countryside that so inspired Vincent. The Van Gogh National Park has held official National Park status since 2024.
Talent development and education make a significant contribution to the preservation and development of Vincent van Gogh’s cultural heritage.