Programme
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Programme
During the Days of Art&Science, you are going to experience something special. Discover Brave New World, Brave Young Minds, and the Night of Discoveries. Read on to see what else is on the programme.
Brave New World
BRAVE NEW WORLD is an annual Art & Science conference for people who want to know what the future holds in store and how this will affect their work and life.
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Brave Young Minds
Come to Brave Young Minds, a mini-festival for children where art and science come together. Be surprised by a world full of interactive stands, creative experiments, and engaging activities that challenge you to discover, create, and think for yourself.
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Night of Discoveries
The Night of Discoveries is the ultimate playground for your curiosity. One evening in which we open the gates of Leiden's most iconic, historic locations for an exclusive adventure. Step into a living experiment full of unexpected encounters, groundbreaking art, thought-provoking insights, and hidden parties. Afterwards, you are guaranteed to view the world with different eyes.
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Discover all events - Festivals, exhibitions, workshops and more.
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Plants & Planets
Plants & Planets
In Plants & Planets you will travel through time and space: from the Big Bang to the year 2125 and beyond. Marvel at what science, art and natu...
until 7 February 2027
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Concert: Orchidées
Concert: Orchidées
What if you could hear the hidden language of nature? Orchidées is a breathtaking concert performance by acclaimed Irish composer Nick Roth, in whi...
Monday 14 September
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Veenfabriek Pop Up: Monster
Veenfabriek Pop Up: Monster
A musical performance about monsters and their creators.
16 and 17 September
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Wavelength
Wavelength
Wavelength Festival explores the dynamic intersection of sound, music, and science, with a special focus on how these fields interact to shape our...
Wednesday 16 September
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Beyond the Canvas
Beyond the Canvas
The third edition of Beyond the Canvas will be held on September 17th 2025 at the Museum De Lakenhal in Leiden.
Wednesday 16 September