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A reading club in Capelle aan den IJssel for non-native speakers to practice Dutch together and develop their language proficiency.
Free advice and assistance with questions about rent, insurance, energy, telephone services, and taxes at the neighbourhood shop.
Peuterpret is a toddler activity at Bibliotheek Capelle Centrum.
Interactive session for babies and parents featuring stories, songs and discovery activities at the library.
A pop-up reading club where readers meet to discuss the same book and share their impressions with others.
An informative evening about digital legacy: learn how to manage your online data in case of death.
The Open Reading Circle discusses the novel 'The Dinner' in a group conversation.
A reading group where participants discuss a themed book about grief and loss in a supportive setting.
Frieda Souhuwat-Tomasoa discusses her activism, her influence on radical youth movements, and her role in negotiating during the historic train hijackings.
The Open Reading Circle discusses the book 'Narcis' after reading it at home beforehand.
Writer Kim Leiwakabessy presents his debut fully plant-based Moluccan cookbook, sharing the stories that inspired it.
A children's afternoon featuring a reading of Pipi & Kuping followed by a treasure hunt exploring the Moluccas.
A gathering for queer literature enthusiasts at Bibliotheek Capelle Centrum, exploring queer books and writers.
An interactive evening exploring Moluccan language and culture through film, a challenge, and group discussion.
Interactive theater workshop where participants bring a book to life by creating characters and building scenes together.
An exhibition tracing 75 years of Moluccan history in the Netherlands through the lens of Capelle aan den IJssel's local community.
A voice acting workshop where you discover how to use your voice to bring stories to life.
A creative workshop where participants decorate a bag and learn new vocabulary in a relaxed, social setting.
A creative workshop where participants experiment with words and stories through cutting, pasting, writing and drawing.
Writer Marjoleine Molenaar discusses banned and controversial books in a lecture during Banned Books Week.
The Open Reading Circle discusses the book 'Wolf' in a friendly group setting. You read at home and share your thoughts with fellow readers.
Free walking activity where you practice Dutch conversation in a friendly group atmosphere.
Interactive workshop where you discover the real barriers people face when navigating digital healthcare systems.
Author Annemieke de Gier discusses her book 'Een tompoes en bitterballen' and explores reading, plain language, and compelling narratives.
A playful language competition with TV and radio presenter Ajouad el Miloudi, where you transform confusing speech into clear communication.
A playful treasure hunt through the library where you collect letters and fill them in on an answer sheet. Solve it correctly and win a summer prize.