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Art for all

This exhibition presents the work of an artist with a consistent, highly independent approach who has brought a breath of fresh air to contemporary painting: Jean-Frédéric Schnyder (Basel, 1945).

Art Nouveau is the name given to a short cultural-historical epoch of style development and search for reform around and after 1900: the rebellion of youth against the old.

"Bolol, 2025" is dedicated to an often overlooked reality of migration.

The Easter market: The scent of garlic, candy floss, caramel, cinnamon and many other treats fills the air. Balloons in all colours and shapes wave in the wind and make children's eyes light up.

The Easter bibles are here!

Vom 28. März bis 12. April verwandelt sich Swissminiatur in eine magische Osterwelt und heisst Gross und Klein herzlich willkommen zur lustigsten Oster-Schatzsuche!

When the Vully precedes nature to color the region ...

Rabbits and their young, hens and chicks are taking up residence at the Farm Museum during the Easter holidays.

The Interlaken Classics is one of the oldest classical music festivals in Switzerland.

Das beschalte Ei ist eine geniale Entwicklung der Natur. Geschützt durch eine feste Hülle und versorgt durch einen reichen Dottervorrat, entwickelt sich der Keim in seiner eigenen, kleinen Welt.

In the newly designed sector of Mindscapes, we will be dealing with the largest phenomenon of all: You! Because you are phenomenal.

The exhibition KIRCHNER. PICASSO invites visitors to see two towering figures of art history anew—through a differentiated, comparative lens, and with a relevance that feels strikingly contemporary.

A walk through the new display collection provides insight into current collection activity, modern research methods, and historical collections.

On the anniversary of the moon landing, we look back, up and forward: Where do all the stars come from? What was it like on the moon back then? Is there life on other planets?

Max von Moos’s famously sombre yet surprisingly cheerful oeuvre is “decoded” by being situated along a series of central topics.

An item of furniture, a decorative object, a wall covering, a lamp: all of them speak volumes about our way of life, our tastes, our values and our occupations.

BORROMINI 2026 is a cultural project dedicated to enhancing the work and legacy of Francesco Castelli, better known as Borromini, among the greatest protagonists of architecture

Even in the pre-industrial era, children made a vital contribution to the family economy, whether in the home, on the land or in cottage industries.

Le Musée jurassien des Arts de Moutier dévoile 100 œuvres majeures de la Collection jurassienne des beaux-arts réalisées entre 1985 et 2025.

This artist, graphic designer and theorist from Zurich was one of the key figures in constructivist-concrete art.

In cooperation with Fumetto Comic Festival Lucerne

The 2026 Tulip Festival: Immerse yourself in the world of “Tales and Legends” this year from March 27 to May 11.

The new exhibition at the Museum Schloss Burgdorf shows the history of women in the region with a variety of portraits, audio pieces and objects to discover.

Through her sculptures, found objects, writing and films, Marina Xenofontos interrogates the material manifestations of memory and history.

Die Ausstellung im m.a.x.

The 1950s saw a sharp rise in demand for electricity, including in Switzerland. Dams started to be built in the Alps on a grand scale.

An interactive course, mood-enhancing, without prescription and without referral.

On 2 October 2025 the Orchestra della Svizzera italiana, LAC's resident orchestra, opens the season OSI al LAC 2025/26.

Vom 29.3. bis 12.4. 2026 verwandelt sich Laufenburg in eine farbenfrohe Osterlandschaft. Zum 12. Mal werden die historischen Brunnen beiderseits des Rheins festlich geschmückt.

The city and canton of Zurich have a long and chequered history. This will be shown in a permanent exhibition at the National Museum.

Das 51. Internationale Jazzfestival Bern findet vom 24. März bis 30. Mai 2026 statt.

The 1,000-m2 Swiss history exhibition depicts how Switzerland came to be over a period of 550 years.

The exhibition is curated by Karin Schick, Director of the Hilti Art Foundation.

What binds a community together? Initially one might assume it is to do with having the same language, external enemies or economic interests.

The museum houses the largest international design collection in Switzerland. The new permanent exhibition presents highlights and opens up access to the archives.