When will the festival take place?
The 79th edition of the Holland Festival will take place in June 2026.
Where can I find information about prices and ticket sales?
All prices can be found on the separate show pages in the programme.
General information about ticket sales can be found here.
For questions contact [email protected].
I have limited mobility and/or I am seated in a wheelchair. Can I visit Holland Festival?
Holland Festival wishes to be accessible for as many people as possible. The level of accessibility depends on the location where the show takes place. For more information you can visit this webpage or the website of the theatre providing the show. It is also possible to mail to [email protected]
Where can I find the general terms and conditions?
The general terms and conditions for visiting the festival can be found here.
Who is the associate artists of 2026 and what is her function?
The associate artist for the 79th edition of the Holland Festival is the Icelandic composer, musician and singer Hildur Guðnadóttir (Reykjavík, 1982). read more
Since 2019, the Holland Festival has worked annually with an associate artist: an international artist with a broad outlook and an innovative and interdisciplinary artistic practice, who commits to one edition of the festival. The associate artist commits to one edition of the festival and functions as a source of inspiration, a discussion partner for the programming team and shows part of their oeuvre, alongside work that is co-produced by the Holland Festival.
What is the goal of the Holland Festival?
Each year, in June, Holland Festival offers groundbreaking shows, produced by creators from all over the world and shares new developments in the performing arts. The festival schedules theatre, dance, music, musical theatre and opera, but also multidisciplinary forms and crossovers with visual art, digital art, photography and film. Since the establishment of the festival in 1947, its guiding principles have been artistic renewal, innovation and experimentation.