Spring in Holland, Michigan
Tulip Time at the Holland Museum
A visit to Holland is about more than the blooms. Explore the stories, people, and Dutch heritage that helped shape our community at the Holland Museum.
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Holland Museum · 31 W. 10th Street · Downtown Holland
Upcoming festival
April 30 – May 9, 2027
These are the dates of Holland’s citywide Tulip Time festival. Holland Museum’s special hours, programs, and admission details for 2027 have not yet been announced. Check back for museum-specific updates.
A little more to discover
Discover the stories behind Holland
Tulip Time celebrates a community with deep Dutch roots. At the Holland Museum, take a closer look at the art, objects, and local history that tell a fuller story of Holland and the people who call it home.
Dutch Galleries
Explore Dutch art and material culture through works in the museum’s collections.
History, exhibitions, and more
Discover stories from Holland’s past in the history galleries, explore changing exhibitions, and see how the museum connects local experiences with broader history.
Make time for our programs and events, too. The schedule changes throughout the year.
Plan your visit
Hours & admission
Museum hours and admission information can change for special events. Review the latest visitor details before traveling.
Getting here
Find the museum in downtown Holland at 31 W. 10th Street. Our Visit Us page includes parking and arrival guidance.
Accessibility
Find information about museum accessibility and how to contact our team with questions before your visit.
More Holland history nearby
The museum’s historic houses offer additional perspectives on life in Holland. Tour availability differs from the museum’s daily schedule, so check each location before planning a visit.
Looking for festival-wide information?
For the full Tulip Time festival schedule, citywide activities, and official festival ticket information, visit the festival’s own website.
Past Tulip Time schedules
Previous schedules are retained as historical records. They do not reflect current museum hours, admission, or festival events.