Until November 16th 2025 , the cloister of Saint Servatius Basilica will host a double exhibition around 'Servaas City of Maastricht'. Ever since the late 4th century, Maastricht has been a major attraction for people (especially pilgrims) from all over the world. Using the 12th-century Saint Servatius legend by Henric van Veldeke, written in the Maasland dialect, the story of the city patron Servatius and his significance for the city of Maastricht is told. There are also colourful paintings in the cloister on the theme of Processions by the well-known Maastricht painter-sculptor Wil van der Laan. Wil van der Laan designed a statue of Servatius especially fort the occasion. The double exhibition will be open seven days a week in combination with a visit to the Basilica and Treasury.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pilgrimage to Maastricht: until August 29 in the Maastricht Museum

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Foto Expo "Content"

5th May - 16th June 2024

in our cloisters

Exposition showing photographic work by Jean-Paul Caelen.

A moving story of the two brothers Crit and Pierre and their lifelong attachment to their family farm.

Pierre is a longtime member of the Fraternity Saint Servatius.

Jean-Paul: "In het verleden ligt het heden. In het nu wat worden zal. Ik legde het vast in beelden vol emoties en terugblikken".

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