Postcard painting in the Van Gogh Village Museum

Sending a card to a dear friend or family member, just like in the old days, is great fun, but it is even more fun if you paint the card yourself! On Tuesday, July 28, children can marble their own postcards at the Van Gogh Village Museum. Marbling is a painting technique where you mix different colors of acrylic paint together in a bowl of water, creating a unique pattern every time. Of course, you can send your artwork in the form of a postcard with a sweet message: stamps and a special mailbox are available in the museum. When the weather is nice, we organize the activity in our cozy museum garden.

Registration is not required for these activities; you can walk in between 12:30 and 16:30 (children must be accompanied by an adult). It may get busy, so you might have to wait a moment before you can start. In the meantime, you can of course visit the museum, make a drawing, or do a puzzle.