The 39th edition of PAN Amsterdam will take place from November 1 through 8, 2026, at RAI Amsterdam. Be inspired by an exceptional selection of art, antiques, and design, and deepen your knowledge during the lectures and panel discussions at the PAN Podium. In addition, this year you can once again join guided tours highlighting special objects and highlights of the fair.
PAN Amsterdam has become a tradition: the fair where art lovers, collectors, and the curious gather every year. This new edition at the RAI remains true to what has made PAN special for years: diversity in its offerings, quality, and an atmosphere where the art trade and discovery go hand in hand. You’ll stroll past booths featuring classical paintings, antique furniture, photography, designer furniture, vintage clocks, or modern accessories. There’s something for those who have been collecting for years, but also for those who, for the first time, are discovering how design objects and art can enhance an everyday space without pretension.
The "Museum Spotlight" and "Walls & Cabinets" sections provide highlights: work that combines craftsmanship, rarity or historical value cosy with modern setting. This year, the Kröller-Müller Museum is in the spotlight, with work you may know from weekend trips but have not yet seen on such a grand scale.
"PAN Amsterdam feels like a journey of discovery - not just seeing, but feeling and choosing what really resonates."
What sets PAN apart is that everything you see is for sale (or at least can be for sale), but checked: quality, authenticity and condition are guaranteed by independent experts. So if you see something you think "wow," you can seriously consider it. That gives confidence in what is otherwise quite a wild west in terms of the market.
The atmosphere is warm, genuine and fun to wander: you drool at furniture, you admire paintings, you chat with galleries, you learn stories behind objects. For Amsterdam residents, it's something you look forward to every year. For visitors, a concentration of beauty and history in one place in a city that appreciates art.