Mary Webster guides participants in creating self-portraits as part of the See Me? exhibition at the bblthk.
Children aged 8-14 discover how bridges work through dance and exploring their own skeleton, then design and build a bamboo bridge together.
Members of Grandparents for the Climate read aloud to children every other Saturday at Wageningen's library.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
A day of activities in the Wageningse Eng, a nature area on the outskirts of Wageningen, organized by the Foundation with volunteers and local residents.
Dance party for people aged 30 and up, featuring original hits from the 1970s to today, spun by a DJ.
Monteverdi's Vespers of Mary performed by Musica Vocale under Rob Vermeulen's direction, with Utrecht Company of Music and soloists at the Johannes de Doper church.
An ongoing art project by Mary Webster about Torck Park, where stories, memories and historical materials reveal the many layers of this green space. Visitors can share their own recollections.
An exhibition of more than sixty self-portraits by participants and staff of Odensehuis, giving voice and visibility to people living with early dementia.
Artist Lia van Vugt returns to Het Depot in Wageningen after more than two decades with a new exhibition.
Ruud Schaafsma presents a lecture on Dutch landscape architect Samuel Voorhoeve, an influential figure from the early twentieth century.