6 events for the next 18 months
Intermediate French course for learners with A1A-level basics. Twenty lessons in Barneveld.
Advanced French course with 20 lessons designed to improve speaking skills, grammar, and vocabulary.
Bibliotheek Barneveld presents an evening exploring Herman Koch's 'The Dinner' through both the acclaimed novel and its film adaptation.
A hands-on workshop teaching you how to use WhatsApp more effectively on your phone, with plenty of time to practice at a comfortable pace.
Meet a writer, thinker, or speaker in an informal conversation over coffee.
Practical workshop on safe internet use, email and apps. Learn how to protect yourself against online risks.
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Guest curator Janice Deul leads a personal guided tour through the Reflections on Fashion exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Den Haag.
Guided nature walk through Landgoed Eerde exploring the history of Baron Van Pallandt and Krishnamurti with an expert guide.
An art lecture exploring Botticelli's 'The Birth of Venus' and the history of the female nude in Western art, from classical antiquity to the Renaissance.
A three-part course exploring conscious breathing, relaxation, and gentle movement. Discover how breathing connects you to your body and learn practical techniques for well-being.
Hanneke Middelburg reads from her work 'Schuilverlangen' as photographer Eddy Verloes shares the story behind his images in this literary performance combining words, visuals and music.
Guided walk through historic country estates near 's-Graveland, exploring distinctive trees and the landscape's rich heritage.
Interactive author reading with Mattes Coolen where the audience solves puzzles together to break a spell from the book 'I am a Vampire'.
Guided walk through the Geuldal valley retracing the path of naturalist Eli Heimans, exploring the region's flora, geology, and unique landscape.
Harry Frencken explores the history of psychiatric care in Limburg and Venray, from the founding of two institutions to modern practice.
An interactive children's lecture about witches and mass hysteria in medieval times. Can you meet the challenges of that era?
The Historische Kring Tolsteeg-Hoograven presents the story of the De Liesbosch shipyard, an important but nearly forgotten part of Utrecht's heritage.
Harrie shares his personal story about work-related PTSD after four decades in the police. An intimate moment in the Mensenbieb series.
Author Diana Kors presents her novel 'The Village That Knew Her' with a reading and excerpts. She signs copies afterwards, available at a special discount.
Workshop exploring the roots of anxious thoughts and practical strategies to achieve mental calm, led by Lieneke Vonk.
A workshop on effective organizing with practical tips to get started at home.
A quiz about food, books, and Herman Koch inspired by "The Dinner". No prior knowledge needed.
Storyteller Toon Schellens shares the eerie legend of De Gloeiige, an old Eersel tale about a greedy landowner, on Halloween morning.
Local writers and poets share their work at this monthly open-mic event in Huizen library, welcoming both seasoned and emerging voices.
A three-part course exploring conscious breathing, relaxation, and gentle movement. Discover how your breath connects you more deeply to your body.
A lecture on conscious parenting that explores child development phases and offers insights to help parents approach raising children with greater understanding and ease.
Simone shares her personal transformation and a 3,000-kilometre walk across New Zealand, where she overcame both physical and personal challenges.
Ruud shares his personal story about his son Noud's serious illness and the book he wrote about it, during a Mensenbieb session in Panningen.
Luc, a former marine and ambulance worker, shares his personal story about identity and self-discovery in this Mensenbieb session.
Meet Sammy, a 22-year-old activist with cerebral palsy who shares her experiences as ROLmodel and champions inclusion and awareness.
Danny shares his personal journey of rebuilding his life after losing his sight in a scooter accident. An intimate conversation at the Mensenbieb.
Jaymee shares her personal story about autism, PTSD, and self-acceptance in an intimate conversation at Mensenbieb.
Peter, a retired priest from the Vincentius parishes, shares stories from 46 years of spiritual life and what being church means to him.
Drop in at Bibliocenter Weert during Foster Care Week to speak with foster care professionals and foster parents about their work and the various types of foster care available.
Meet fellow genealogy enthusiasts and get help researching your family tree at the NGV South Limburg Genealogy Café.
Guided tour of Naarden's 17th-century Town Hall, a historic landmark in the fortified city.
A guided audio walk through Muiderslot that combines the castle's history with mindful awareness.
Journalist and presenter Twan Huys discusses his book Het Droompad, weaving together walking, family and personal development.
An evening of lectures and conversations exploring contemporary social issues: relationships, beauty, education, migration and politics across three rooms.
A talk on daily life in the Dutch peatlands around 1900, exploring traditional peat cottages, water sources, and the hardships of rural communities.
An evening exploring grief and solace through two photo exhibitions, poetry by Maud Vanhauwaert, and music by Hilde Konings at Bibliotheek Neude in Utrecht.
Meet YA authors and fellow book lovers at BookTalk, an event for readers aged 13 to 27 with snacks and conversation.
Author Kim Leiwakabessy presents her first fully plant-based Moluccan cookbook and shares the stories behind it.
Bas Kwakman discusses his historical novel about the mysterious composer Willem Spark, in conversation with Kees 't Hart, followed by a book signing.
Kris Jespers recounts her three-year trek through deserts and mountains following a serious illness, a personal journey of pushing limits and connecting with nature.
Author Dominik Hochwald reads from his dinosaur books. An afternoon of stories about tame and helpful dinosaurs for dino enthusiasts.
Illustrator Margo van Zummeren guides a six-part workshop series sharing her illustration techniques and creative insights.
Journalist and writer Rinke van den Brink delivers a personal lecture on body and mind at Culturele Vrijdag in Terneuzen Library.
A reading club exploring grief through literature, led by writer Lena Bril. Select a book, read it at home, then discuss how the theme of grief emerges in your choice.
An interactive lecture for children aged 10-12 exploring how children experienced World War II - playing, sheltering and surviving in wartime.
A public Socratic dialogue exploring what we mean by 'natural' and why the word carries such positive weight today.
Free heart screening at the library: get your cardiovascular risk factors checked and learn how to prevent heart disease through lifestyle changes.
A practical introduction to AI covering what it is, its applications, and responsible use, with hands-on exercises.
Information session about care circles: discover how neighbors support each other with practical help and friendship.
Learn practical strategies to protect yourself against online fraud and cybercrime in this hands-on workshop.
An accessible introduction to QiGong combining a brief history lesson with guided mindful movement exercises.
Story time session for toddlers at Oisterwijk Library with reading enjoyment, inspiration and book tips.
Adults learn to use an embroidery machine in this hands-on BIEBlab workshop at the library.
Three-lesson practical course to help you master your mobile phone. Perfect for anyone wanting to use their smartphone more effectively.
Learn how to record and share your travels with Polarsteps in this hands-on workshop, covering profile setup, route entry, and photo sharing.
A guided tour of Terworm nature reserve where the forest ranger discusses conservation measures and habitat management.
A four-part poetry course with Jacqueline van Zwieteren, where you'll learn to craft your own poems through guided practice.
Free course at the library teaching you how to manage your healthcare online.
Practical workshop on digital security: learn how to protect yourself against cybercriminals and online fraud.
A lecture examining how art functions as a vital form of healing and wellbeing.
A conversation evening for parents to discuss parenting and support, with space for experiences and questions.
An annual lecture honouring the Dutch Carmelite and journalist Titus Brandsma, held at the Stevenskerk.
Learn to make dried flower wreaths in this hands-on workshop at Van de Pallande in Oirschot.
Guided tour exploring the colonial heritage sites of Gemert, held on the last Saturday of each month from May to September.
Turkish writer and journalist Ece Temelkuran discusses what it means to rebuild home, drawing on personal and political insights.
Parenting workshop with Dr. Joyce Akse on positive communication and getting children to listen.
Historian Philip Dröge explores how we measure and experience time, and how this has changed throughout history.
The Twenties Book Club discusses Sally Rooney's 'Normal People', a novel about love and mutual influence between partners.
Media coach Marloes Jonker offers practical advice on healthy screen habits for families. An informative evening for parents seeking better balance with digital devices at home.
Amnesty International Lochem hosts an evening discussing political deception and democracy.
An intimate poetry gathering where visitors share and listen to poems about autumn or a theme of their choice, with refreshments.
Pub quiz about Franeker nicknames and local names at Bibliotheek Franeker. A lively evening for fans of the city and Frisian language.
Multidisciplinary artist Daniël de Boer explores the stories of people with mixed cultural backgrounds who grew up in rural villages across northern Netherlands.
Learn to sew a kimono jacket over three afternoons at VNTG Atelier in Leiden with instructor Maaike. Ideal for sewers with basic skills.
Deborah Levy speaks at the Brainwash Festival about Bold Ideas For Curious Minds at Skatecafe Amsterdam.
Tom Weel from Muziekbank Enschede presents an evening of Beatles covers, highlighting Dutch interpretations of classic songs.
A lecture examining the portrayal of love and eroticism in seventeenth-century Dutch art and society.
A workshop on grief and support: learn how to be present for someone who has lost a loved one and understand the processes people experience after loss.
Peter Millenaar explores the history of medical technology in this lecture, part of the Month of History's 'Body & Mind' theme.
Journalist Wies Verbeek shares insights and practical tips on healthy aging in this engaging lecture.
Free workshop on managing your digital legacy: social media accounts, online subscriptions, and what happens to your digital life after you pass away.
Hands-on podcast production workshop at the ZB studio with Klemtoon Media. Master the basics, use professional gear, and gain practical insights for beginners.
An informational meeting on understanding and supporting people living with dementia in Wintelre.
A free evening at Bibliotheek Laren exploring the sales tactics behind Black Friday, with practical tips to shop smarter.
Free evening exploring Black Friday sales tactics and strategies. Learn practical tips to make smarter purchasing decisions during the shopping season.
Free information evening about Black Friday sales tactics, with practical tips to help you avoid common shopping traps.
Frieda Souhuwat-Tomasoa discusses her activism, her influence on radical youth movements, and her role in negotiating during the historic train hijackings.
An information session with Venlo police about digital resilience and protecting yourself online.
A lecture about white-tailed eagles featuring a preserved specimen you can view up close. Discover how this apex predator sees the world.
Free workshop on pensions and personal finances. Learn how your pension is built and what recent changes mean for you.
A themed writing café in Eersel where you craft your own legend, inspired by the local tale of De Gloeiige.
Practical first aid course designed for children, with a recognized certificate. For parents, grandparents, and anyone working with kids.
Create your own clay candlestick in this hands-on workshop. No experience required; all are welcome to join and connect with others.
Designer Irma Földényi shares her creative practice in a workshop where you craft your own sand brooch.
Venlo Police hosts an information session on digital resilience and how to stay safe on the internet.
Experts from The Dutch Genealogy Association answer questions about family tree research and help you get started.
Five paper art lessons where children create their own artworks using shapes, colours and sustainable materials.
A reading club where book enthusiasts gather to discuss their favourite titles and share how stories affect them.
Learn practical skills for repairing and altering your clothes from an experienced instructor. A hands-on workshop promoting sustainable fashion choices.
Explore your family history at the Genealogy Café in Waalre Library, where volunteers guide you through genealogical research.
Art historian Diana de Wild guides participants through archaeological discoveries and museum collections throughout the Netherlands.
