The exhibition determines your route
The MOW shows changing exhibitions. According to the museum, Geworteld is on view until Sunday 25 October 2026. Before your visit, check the museum website to see which exhibition is on at that time.
A collection without a permanent gallery
The museum holds cultural-historical objects and art, including works by magic realist Lodewijk Bruckman and members of Kunstkring De Ploeg. The museum does not display these works permanently, but you may come across them when they fit into a current exhibition.
The museum is working to make the collection accessible online as well.
Broaden and deepen your eye for museums
The museum regularly organises a supporting programme, indoors and outdoors, alongside the current exhibitions. Check the MOW’s calendar for details.
Young MOW
Everyone under the age of 18 can enter the MOW free of charge. Families can follow their own route through the museum.
Before you go
Always check the current exhibition and any exceptional opening times. The museum has an accessible toilet, portable stools and seating. There is no wheelchair available to borrow.
Source data
This museum text was updated on 22 September 2026 on the basis of a correction supplied by the MOW. On 22 September 2026 the MOW confirmed by e-mail that Sunday 25 October is the last day of Geworteld; a different date in the text supplied earlier has thereby been corrected. The visitor information has been checked against the museum’s own website.
- The MOW — about the museum
The museum’s own description of its changing presentations and the collection without a permanent gallery.
- The MOW — collection
The museum’s own information on cultural-historical heritage, Lodewijk Bruckman and Kunstkring De Ploeg.
- The MOW — opening hours and contact
The museum’s own practical information; check for changes before you set off.