34 events for the next 18 months
Artist Jacintha Roos discusses her pilgrimage on the camino and how she translates this journey into visual art.
Critical Thursday explores solidarity as part of Peace Month, an initiative by the New Peace Movement and Soft Forces.
Philosophy course on the Socratic method with Corrie Haverkort, teaching critical questioning and dialogue skills.
A guided walk through the historical sites of Zutphen's Jewish community, exploring where residents lived and worked during its flourishing period.
Artist Awoiska van der Molen discusses her exhibition 'The Musical Works' with Kim Knoppers, featuring three audiovisual installations that merge photography with contemporary classical music.
Botanical philosopher Norbert Peeters explores the meaning of nature in the Netherlands, inspired by J.C. Bloem's poem De Dapperstraat.
Weekly story time session for children up to 8 years old at Bibliotheek Broederenkerk.
Create your own prehistoric natural world in this hands-on workshop led by artist Awoiska van der Molen.
Josse de Voogd delivers a lecture on trust as part of a free series celebrating the 175th anniversary of Freemasons lodge Karel van Zweden.
A podcast presentation exploring personal stories from youth care, using the forest as a metaphor for society and the question of what people need to belong.
The library reads aloud from engaging stories every Wednesday afternoon for children up to 8 years old.
A Peace Café discussion on defence and security with guest Stan Baggen at Zutphen Library.
A philosophy course on the Socratic method with Corrie Haverkort, exploring how to examine personal and social questions through structured dialogue.
A guided walk through Zutphen exploring the history of influential women in the city.
Children listen to stories in their own language during Language Month at Bibliotheek Zutphen.
Essayist Suzanna Jansen discusses her RUST project in a lecture hosted by Zutphen's heritage and historical societies.
Scottish writer Ken Wilkie and photographer Eddy Posthuma de Boer share their story of a lifelong friendship and creative partnership.
A philosophical café where questioning is paramount. Join others to discuss and reflect on big themes in an open, informal setting.
Liesbeth Woertman delivers a lecture on identity as part of a free series celebrating the 175th anniversary of Freemasonry Lodge Karel van Zweden.
City guide Louis Peeters explores the history of pilgrimages to the Holy Land and the role of relics in Zutphen's Sint-Walburgiskerk.
Philosopher Erno Eskens discusses rights for all living things and what true democracy means at this philosophy café in Zutphen.
Storytellers share their tales among historic ships in Zutphen's Museumhaven, each bringing their own unique voice and perspective.
A reading club dedicated to children's and young adult literature, where participants discuss books, share tips, and connect with fellow book enthusiasts.
Amnesty Zutphen's monthly letter-writing campaign for human rights. Join others in advocating for political prisoners and improved treatment in detention.
Scottish journalist Ken Wilkie and photographer Eddy Posthuma de Boer discuss their decades-long friendship and shared travels.
A lecture exploring glass as a metaphor for Freemasonry, part of a free series marking the 175th anniversary of lodge Karel van Zweden.
City guide Louis Peeters explains the history of pilgrimages to the Holy Land and the significance of relics in the Walburgiskerk.
Cardiologist Janneke Wittekoek brings her theatre lecture 'De Vrouwenhart Show' to Zutphen, exploring women's heart health with wit and insight.
Digihub Zutphen leads a hands-on workshop on organizing and maintaining your phone and computer, including password management and digital housekeeping.
Peace Café featuring journalist Chris de Ploeg discussing his book 'The Great Colonial War', which contextualizes World War II within colonialism and global power dynamics.
Jeroen Lucassen delivers a lecture on Spinoza as part of a free lecture series marking the 175th anniversary of the Freemasons lodge Karel van Zweden.
Henk Temming and Martin Kuiper recount the stories behind Het Goede Doel's debut album 'België', featuring classics like 'België', 'Gijzelaar' and 'Vriendschap'.
Biologist Luc Hoogenstein guides you on a safari through your own city, revealing hidden wildlife with stunning nature footage and photography.
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A reading event in Frisian at Bibliotheek Hallum as part of the Les-Mar-Foar-Wiken programme.
An information session on online safety with practical advice for protecting your devices, creating strong passwords, and spotting fraud.
Learn how to safely manage your finances independently using Rabobank's Mobile Banking App in this practical workshop for beginners.
Free 20-week Dutch language course covering reading, listening, writing and speaking skills.
A creative writing workshop where you capture personal stories in fragments. No experience needed, everyone is welcome.
Free morning gathering where you read and discuss the newspaper with others. Part of the Week of Reading and Writing.
Free coffee and conversation about the daily news during the Week of Reading and Writing. Reading and discussing together makes newspaper language more accessible.
Join a daily newspaper reading and discussion group at 10:00. Newspaper language becomes more accessible when you read and talk about it together - free and no registration needed.
Criminologist Jurjen Boorsma explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal system, from court procedures to ethical challenges.
Two-day resuscitation course for adults, taught by a certified instructor from the Dutch Resuscitation Council.
Practical training for over-65s to travel independently by bus and public transport. Practice in a real bus with expert guidance and Q&A.
Short two-hour workshops on various digital topics. Free entry on 3 September in Made.
Learn how to take better photos with your smartphone in this hands-on workshop, covering composition and lighting.
Information session on funding opportunities in Horizon Europe Health at the University of Twente.
Free daily newspaper reading and discussion at 10:00 during the Week of Reading and Writing.
Free morning coffee session where you read and discuss the daily newspaper together. Part of the Week of Reading and Writing in Waddinxveen.
Join a daily newspaper reading and discussion group at the library during the Week of Reading and Writing. Free drop-in sessions every weekday at 10:00.
Official launch of cocreatieggz.nl, a co-creation platform for mental health care professionals and stakeholders, at the University of Twente.
Interactive workshop on clear communication for professionals, featuring practical exercises and insights into the importance of plain language.
A drawing workshop by SamenSterk at Kubiek where sketching becomes a means of personal expression.
Guided walking tour of Zwolle's historic centre, exploring the Hanseatic city's rich cultural heritage.
A lecture on art nouveau architecture in The Hague and the vanished buildings in this style that once graced the city.
Morning storytelling in Dutch for anyone who enjoys language stories at the Atrium Den Haag.
A guided walking tour through Groningen starting from the Grote Markt. Discover the city's history and highlights.
A participatory evening in Tynaarlo where you can share your ideas and vision for the future of De Groeve.
Pottery workshop at MODDR - Atelier van de Aarde in Putten, currently fully booked until September.
Guided Street Art tour through Eindhoven on foot or by bike, discovering the city's most impressive murals and graffiti with stories behind each piece.
A 3-hour guided tour of the Brainport Region of Eindhoven exploring technology, creativity, and innovation by bus or bicycle.
A professional guide leads you through Eindhoven's city centre in 90 minutes, sharing stories about the city's history and highlights.
A guided walk through Strijp-S, Eindhoven's former Philips factory site, exploring its industrial heritage and modern transformation.
Guided autumn excursion with Sebastiaan from Wildwise to experience the rutting calls of red deer on the Veluwe.
Explore the hidden natural world of Media Park in Hilversum on a guided expedition through the green space behind the broadcasting studios.
A book presentation on fertility featuring music and personal stories, exploring what we know about our bodies.
Guided tour of Hilversum Town Hall, Dudok's architectural masterpiece, including a climb to the top of the 47-meter tower.
Learn to draw and paint in the distinctive style of Hundertwasser, the Austrian artist celebrated for his vibrant, organic shapes and imaginative approach to form.
A creative workshop where you design your own collage cards using paper and colours.
Explore the historic ship De Nicolaas in Brouwershaven with guided tours that showcase the region's maritime heritage.
Explore Appingedam's history on a guided city walk, with the option to visit historic churches or the synagogue.
A free guided walk through Fraeylemaborg park with architectural historian Valentijn Carbo and forest ranger Marieke Schatteleijn.
Drawing and painting classes for children aged 7-14 at LNA in Almere, Tuesday to Saturday. Kids learn to work with various materials and develop their artistic skills and creativity.
Monthly workshop for children aged 7+ using Osmo, Ozobot and Lego to learn programming through hands-on play.
A guided walk through Nijmegen's historic centre, visiting six key sites in the founding story of N.E.C. football club.
A local history society explores seven centuries of the Swan Brothers, a medieval brotherhood with deep roots in the region.
IVN leads a guided nature walk through Zeewolde's countryside with expert guides.
Creative workshops in tufting, mosaics, ceramics and punch needling for all ages, available for individuals or groups.
Guided tour through the fortress town of Woudrichem, exploring its history and architectural heritage.
A lecture on the Viertorenkerk of Midwolda, a medieval symbol of the Oldambt region, at Ennemaborg Visitor Centre.
A guided evening walk through the Kampina forest to spot bats in their natural habitat with an expert guide.
Artist Iris Le Rütte presents a lecture on her exhibition 'Everything Changes, Nothing Perishes', exploring metamorphosis through sculpture, drawing and poetry.
Author Femme van den Berg presents her latest book and meets readers at Hall of Fame.
Walter Gerritsen Van der Hoop explores the history of Rotterdam's Maashaven, from excavation in 1896 through the development of harbour businesses and residential areas. Free lecture during Open Monumentendagen.
Guided tour of Grenswerk, a former border post in Venlo with a rich history on the Dutch-German border.
Coffee with Tim Stoter, frontman of Herfshane Band, at Stadsbibliotheek Venlo. Coffee and tea included.
Ineke Strouken explores the origins and significance of festive and life-cycle traditions such as birthdays, Christmas and Easter, marking the library's 110th anniversary.
Guided walk through the Molenplas nature reserve in Stevensweert with expert guides showing you the area's highlights during Open Monumentendag.
The Caribbean Book Club discusses Xillan Macrooy's debut novel, a story about a Black queer boy coming of age in Suriname.
Explore Surinamese food culture, traditional healing practices and sustainable farming through talks and a shared brunch.
Koorschool Noord-Limburg invites children aged 7 to 13 to a workshop where they sing together and discover the possibilities of their voice.
A guided historical café tour through Nijmegen on Open Monumentendag, departing at 12:00 or 14:30 from the Grote Markt.
The Thriller Reading Club Gouda discusses Freida McFadden's psychological thriller 'The Intruder'. Free to attend.
A guided walk through Park Uithof and De Hoven in Almere, featuring stories about the city's history and live music. Two starting times: 11:00 and 11:30.
Guided walk exploring the remains of the German Teerose radio station on Veluwezoom, a hidden piece of WWII heritage in the landscape.
A guided early-morning walk through Veluwezoom forest, where you experience nature waking up at sunrise.
Hans te Loo presents a lecture on the 82nd Airborne Division's role during Operation Market Garden in September 1944 around Nijmegen.
Guided tour of the historic Trompenburgh estate, featuring its architecture, gardens and fascinating past.
Learn botanical drawing techniques using beach finds as your subject in this Hilversum workshop.
A lecture exploring the history of the distinctive country estates that define 's-Graveland, presented at the Bezoekerscentrum Gooi en Vechtstreek.
A lecture tracing Zeist's evolution from traditional service shops to supermarkets, examining the city's changing retail landscape.
A guided writing session where you set goals, write with focus, and reflect on your progress. Open to anyone working on a book, essay, thesis, or other writing project.
A writing café for participants in National Writing Month, where writers meet and support each other while working on their first book.
A philosophical lecture examining the tension between beauty and goodness. Does aesthetic enjoyment alone satisfy, or is there something more?
Astronaut André Kuipers shares his experiences from space missions and discusses the history of moon landings at the Rijksmuseum Boerhaave.
Guided tours of Veendam's historic town hall, featuring the original 1878 structure and a 1913 facade redesign.
A programme on Caribbean literature and history, part of the Caribbean Letters Caravan, at Forum Groningen.
Free guided tour of Het Witte Kasteel in Loon op Zand on Open Monuments Day, with access to the castle and surrounding grounds.
Ascend the Domtoren, the Netherlands' highest church tower, and explore more than 700 years of history with a knowledgeable guide.
A guided walk through historic IJsselstein, visiting the key sites that showcase over 700 years of fortification history.
A guided tour through 2,000 years of history at Domplein: visit the Domkerk, explore DOMunder, walk through Paleis Lofen, and climb the Domtoren.
A guided walk through the highlights of the fortified city of IJsselstein, perfect for discovering the town's character.
A programme at the ENCI quarry exploring the history of this Maastricht site, from prehistoric times to its current status as a national and municipal monument.
Alexander Tuinhout recounts the history of a Lancaster bomber that crashed near Warten, a significant aviation heritage site in Friesland.
Guided tour combining a museum visit and walk through the historic Hembrug industrial site, featuring buildings, artefacts and personal stories.
A lecture on the historical and cultural importance of church towers in the Netherlands, their function as landmarks and architectural heritage.
Free guided tour of the Nachtboot 1: MARE exhibition, every Friday morning at Museum Dr8888.
IVN nature guides lead a walk teaching you to experience nature through all your senses.
A guided walk through the historical monuments and landmarks of the fortified city of IJsselstein.
Artist Inderjeet Sandhu discusses his work and the HuisRAAD exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar.
Guided walk through Vlaardingen's Rivierzone neighbourhood, discovering its history and distinctive waterfront architecture.
Two lectures in the Maria Onbevlekt Ontvangenkerk in Leerdam, part of the Glas Leeft! programme exploring glass and culture.
An art lecture exploring the life and work of Yayoi Kusama, the renowned Japanese artist famous for her iconic polka-dot patterns and immersive installations.
William-Alexander's book is launched at studio Wilma Vissers in Groningen.
An informative afternoon about natural burial at Laude natural burial ground in Sellingen.
Journalist and writer Stevo Akkerman gives the Preek van de Leek, a lecture in Groningen.
Dhyan Tjebbe Westendorp explores how ancient civilizations observed the heavens and interpreted what they saw in the stars.
British author Matt Haig presents his work at Theater aan het Spui. Known for bestsellers including 'Reasons to Stay Alive' and 'The Midnight Library'.
Family excursion where you learn about bats and then go out to spot them in their natural habitat.
Opening celebration of the Iranian Community KeuzeKast featuring Iranian stories, literature, poetry and music. Journalist Mina Etemad discusses her book, Mehrnaz Salehi recites poetry and musician Mazis performs.
Henk Buijks explores the hydraulic heritage of the Beersche Overlaat, examining what this historic flood zone reveals about resilience and adaptation in the face of water management challenges.
Authors Arthur Japin and Benjamin Moser discuss their latest works with Onno Blom at a Rotterdam bookshop, with a signing session to follow.
Polish author Agnieszka Zakrzewska presents her debut novel and first children's book at Aalsmeer Library.
