
Golomb (USA) + Apeshit (NL)
Two bands from the US and the Netherlands: Golomb from Columbus plays indie rock influenced by Pixies and The Velvet Underground, followed by the energetic jangle-punk of Apeshit from Utrecht.

Two bands from the US and the Netherlands: Golomb from Columbus plays indie rock influenced by Pixies and The Velvet Underground, followed by the energetic jangle-punk of Apeshit from Utrecht.

A celebration for One Direction fans featuring music and the atmosphere of the popular boy band.

First Time Flyers performs at SPOT De Oosterpoort in Groningen on 9 September 2026.

Shoegaze and art rock bands Glazyhaze and Crashing perform at Simplon.

British chaos rock trio Mary in the junkyard performs in Groningen with Dutch support from Prom Vagabonds.

VroegZat is a club party that brings the nightlife experience to an earlier time of day, with dancing and music in the evening.

Ayoub returns with his award-winning solo show 'And Forbid the Birds to Whistle'. A celebrated performance from an artist who swept both prizes at Amsterdam's Kleinkunstfestival in 2024.

First Time Flyers performs authentic country music with infectious melodies at this Groningen venue.

Interactive astronomy course for children aged 8 and up, exploring the universe and space travel.

Exhibition featuring 25 visual artists exploring their relationship with Groningen's City Park, displayed in MartiniPlaza's theatre lounge.

Design your own buttons and print them on a 3D printer in this hands-on workshop. See how a digital idea transforms into a real object.

Pub Heroes brings epic adventures with friends in a cozy pub atmosphere, minus the real perils.

GRID Grafisch Museum showcases graphic design from the 1980s in an exhibition that feels unexpectedly contemporary.

A guided walking tour through Groningen starting from the Grote Markt. Discover the city's history and highlights.

Weekly pub quiz by Northern Sky Events with questions spanning current events, history, language, and biology. Bring your team and compete for the crown.

A hands-on workshop where children aged 6+ learn how to repair items and discover the importance of sustainability.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.

Monthly Flanor lecture featuring writer Yael van der Wouden on Tuesday, September 8 at Forum Groningen.

Try out board games for an evening at Forum Groningen. Meet fellow board game enthusiasts and discover new games to play together.

Twenty artists examine how cultures and religions perceive nature and how these perceptions shape our values and worldviews.

A refreshed presentation of works from the Groninger Museum's collection dedicated to De Ploeg, the artists' association founded in Groningen in 1918.

Discover how Loeki de Leeuw comes to life: a behind-the-scenes look at over fifty years of stop-motion animation and digital effects at Storyworld.

An exhibition at Universiteitsmuseum Groningen exploring the history and operations of a centuries-old society.

GRID Grafisch Museum showcases graphic design from the 1980s in an exhibition that feels unexpectedly contemporary.

An exploration of what we lose as technology takes over more and more of our daily tasks.

Free beginner course teaching computer and internet skills.

A performance exploring the passage of time, staged in Groningen.

Herman Schlooz presents the theatre performance Home in Groningen.

Team up to program a LEGO Mindstorms robot in this hands-on workshop. Every Wednesday at Wonderland, free to join.

An exhibition exploring Marilyn Monroe's life and enduring cultural impact, presented at Forum Groningen a century after her birth.

Repair your damaged clothing on-site at Forum Groningen. A hands-on workshop where you learn to fix your favourite garments yourself.

Hands-on workshop where you operate 3D printers and laser cutters under the guidance of a Smartlab instructor.

Drop in to collect measuring tools and map your own neighbourhood at this free, open session.

Drop in to the Smartlab at Forum Groningen and try hands-on activities in this creative workshop space.

Weekly creative workshop at the Medialab with craft projects, bracelet-making and watercolour painting for children aged 6 and up.

An open stage where you can present your own initiative or programme to a live audience.