Step into the magic of Christmas past at Museum De Wieger! From 8 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, this historic house in Deurne brings the Christmas traditions of Hendrik and Nel Wiegersma in the early 20th century back to life.

Admire the nostalgic Christmas tree decorated with vintage ornaments and discover the beautifully laid dining table, complete with the Wiegersma family's original tableware. It's a wonderful glimpse into how Christmas was celebrated in this remarkable home. There's plenty for younger visitors to enjoy, too. Take part in the free Christmas Angel Treasure Hunt, search for hidden angels throughout the museum and enter a competition to win one of three prizes.

The festive programme also includes…

Step into the magic of Christmas past at Museum De Wieger! From 8 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, this historic house in Deurne brings the Christmas traditions of Hendrik and Nel Wiegersma in the early 20th century back to life.

Admire the nostalgic Christmas tree decorated with vintage ornaments and discover the beautifully laid dining table, complete with the Wiegersma family's original tableware. It's a wonderful glimpse into how Christmas was celebrated in this remarkable home. There's plenty for younger visitors to enjoy, too. Take part in the free Christmas Angel Treasure Hunt, search for hidden angels throughout the museum and enter a competition to win one of three prizes.

The festive programme also includes creative Christmas workshops on 3 and 15 December, special guided tours on 10 and 24 December, and a magical Christmas evening opening on Friday 18 December. During this free event, the Deurne Mixed Choir will perform Christmas carols, and visitors can enjoy hot chocolate.

You can also explore exhibitions featuring Jeroen Hermkens and Stefan Bleekrode, combining art, history and Christmas nostalgia in one memorable visit.

Advance booking is required for guided tours. 

When

  • Every tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday starting from december 8th, 2026 until january 3rd, 2027 from 12:00 to 17:00
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