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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.
Bibliocenter Weert hosts a monthly story time session with picture books and tales for young children aged 2 to 6.
Jong&Out Limburg hosts a gathering for young people up to age 18 at Bibliocenter Weert.
Interactive programme for toddlers aged 1 to 2½ years with their parent or carer at the library.
A relaxed meetup for knitters and crocheters at Bibliocenter Weert. Get creative and connect with fellow makers.
A discussion group for over-fifties exploring innovation, culture and current events in a relaxed, collaborative setting.
Monthly open chess gathering at Bibliocenter Weert where chess players of all levels meet and play together.
Interactive session exploring how online reading communities like BookTok and Bookstagram inspire young people, with practical tips for educators.
An interactive story session for toddlers and their parents at Bibliocenter Weert, featuring listening, watching and hands-on participation.
Bibliocenter Weert hosts a free story time for children every Wednesday afternoon.
A Portuguese story time afternoon with storytelling and crafts for children aged 3 to 10 at Bibliocenter Weert.
A multilingual event bringing together speakers from around the world to share stories in their native languages. Connect across cultures and languages in one evening.
Free drop-in session to practise Dutch speaking, reading and writing with computer programmes and volunteer conversation partners in Weert.
Bestselling author Philip Huff discusses his work and latest novel "Een goed nest" during Heel Nederland Leest. Book signing follows.
Orthopedagogue Karen Hermans from Bloezem GGZ explains autism, how to recognize it, and what support is available if you have concerns.
Two directors discuss the history of director's theatre and analyse how different directorial choices determine the interpretation of opera.
A literary reading club in Weert where book lovers discuss language, structure, and social themes in an engaging group setting.
Sanne from YA publisher Rebelbooks discusses how to get published, editorial work, and self-publishing options.
A Dungeons & Dragons session at Bibliocenter Weert welcoming both newcomers and experienced players for a guided campaign.
Children explore an exciting theme with an expert and then express what they've learned through creative activities.
An interactive introduction to opera with historical context and musical pieces, designed for newcomers to the art form.
A history reading club at Bibliocenter Weert where you read and discuss books on historical topics with other participants.
A monthly quiet writing and reading session at Bibliocenter Weert where you can work on your own projects in a peaceful environment.
A casual games night at Weert's library featuring board games and card games for all.
Amnesty International's annual 'Write for Rights' campaign invites people to write letters against human rights abuses at Weert library.
GP Eric Deckers gives a lecture on medical topics for a broad audience at Bibliocenter Weert.
Children's lecture on journalism and newspaper-making with editor-in-chief Hanneke Drohm. Kids ask questions, participate in quizzes, conduct interviews, and write their own stories.
Open-mic night for spoken word, music and storytelling at Bibliocenter Weert. Perform your own work or cover others: rap, spoken word, prose, songs - any form where words come alive.
A writing course with Esther where you discover yourself through writing about your own life and experiences.
Monthly lecture series where ordinary people share their stories. On 3 October, a speaker discusses escape and war at the front line.
Join a fun games night at Weert's library, part of the National Games Week. Play board games and enjoy an evening of entertainment with fellow players.
Suzanna Jansen presents Project RUST, an investigation into women admitted to recovery homes in the 1950s and 1960s for 'nervous exhaustion'. A lecture on a forgotten chapter of Dutch history.
Board game fun for children aged 8-12 with coaches explaining strategies. Bring friends or family members if you like.
Interactive lecture for parents on raising children aged 9-12, with practical tips on communication and managing pre-teen changes.
Art historian Emma FitzGerald explores what makes artworks worth millions, from masterpieces to record prices. The lecture is followed by a guided tour of Museum W.
A study circle for people aged 50+ in Weert where participants exchange knowledge and ideas on innovation, culture, and current affairs.
Free workshop on secure online banking with practical examples at Bibliocenter Weert.
Discover how films tell stories and create your own short scene. A hands-on workshop for young filmmakers aged 8 to 12.
Pirate party for young children featuring a reading from "Kapitein Eigenwijs" by author Paul Tinnemans with live illustrations by Laury Tinnemans.
City guides explore Weert's architectural history and the decisions the city made about preserving or demolishing its heritage buildings and public spaces.
Free interactive lecture on digital security with practical tips against fraud and phishing. Digital Neighbourhood Ambassadors offer personal advice.
Neurologist Kim Bekelaar shares the latest scientific insights on healthy ageing and how to keep your brain and body vital.
An 8-lesson chess course for children: develop concentration, strategic thinking, and confidence while learning at your own pace.
Hands-on rap workshop with artist Jelle Verse based on his book, where you write and record your own rap.
Art historian Krzysztof Dobrowolski-Onclin traces Berlin's turbulent past through its architecture and monuments, revealing how the city's history is written into its streets and buildings.
Crochet, knit, or embroider alongside others in Weert. No experience required; all ages 18+ welcome.
A cozy games evening at Weert's library, organized as part of the Week of Connection.
A 22-part philosophy course exploring the ideas of major philosophers through discussion and shared learning.
Six-week beginner course to master your iPad or iPhone. Bring your own Apple device and learn hands-on from day one.
Beginner-friendly Android course covering smartphone and tablet basics, from web browsing to email.