Kovacs
Fri 22.1.
20:00
De Oosterpoort, Groningen
Chanteuse Kovacs performs an evening of timeless, raw-edged songs in Groningen.
Fri, 22 Jan 2027 in Groningen
Starting today
Klezmagic
Fri 22.1.
20:30
Simplon, Groningen
Amsterdam's Klezmagic brings Balkan and klezmer music to life with energetic brass and strings in Groningen.
North Netherlands Orchestra and Truls Mørk: Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1
Fri 22.1.
20:15
De Oosterpoort, Groningen
The North Netherlands Orchestra performs Shostakovich's Cello Concerto No. 1 with cellist Truls Mørk. A programme blending Eastern fairy tales with dramatic intensity.
Wim Helsen: Welcome Discomfort (reprise)
Fri 22.1.
20:15
Stadsschouwburg Groningen, Groningen
Wim Helsen performs his absurdist solo 'Welcome Discomfort' in Groningen, exploring the paranoid inner world of a troubled spirit.
Also running
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
De Stadsgalerie Groningen presents: Large-scale Paintings at Martiniplaza
Thu 1.10. – Thu 1.7.
in progress
Martiniplaza, Groningen
De Stadsgalerie Groningen presents an exhibition of large-scale paintings at Martiniplaza.
Dancing at Martinus
Sun 13.9. – Mon 5.4.
in progress
Groningen
DJ Leedsizzer plays pop, rock, disco, new wave and world music on Sunday afternoon in Groningen.
The Crime Dinner
Sun 13.9. – Sun 31.1.
in progress
Groningen
€ 89,90
An interactive dinner theatre where you solve a murder case while enjoying a three-course meal - choose your role as observer, suspect, or investigator.
Puin Hoop: A Reprint of the 1980s
Sat 15.8. – Sun 31.1.
in progress
Universiteitsmuseum Groningen, Groningen
GRID Grafisch Museum showcases graphic design from the 1980s in an exhibition that feels unexpectedly contemporary.
Puin Hoop: A Reprint of the 1980s
Wed 9.9. – Mon 1.2.
in progress
Groningen
€ 8,50
GRID Grafisch Museum showcases graphic design from the 1980s in an exhibition that feels unexpectedly contemporary.
New Light - De Ploeg
Sat 25.10. – Fri 7.1.
in progress
Groninger Museum, Groningen
A refreshed presentation of works from the Groninger Museum's collection dedicated to De Ploeg, the artists' association founded in Groningen in 1918.