Bibliotheek Mariënburg is the main branch of Nijmegen's public library, housed in the historic Mariënburg complex in the city centre. Alongside its lending services, the library regularly hosts lectures, debates and exhibitions.
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Weekly Dutch reading and writing practice in an informal group setting with guidance.
Weekly Dutch reading and writing practice with guidance in a relaxed café setting.
Three book enthusiasts present their personal favorites - a bookseller, a literature scholar, and a library curator share their recommendations.
A story time session for toddlers and preschoolers with lively and engaging stories at Bibliotheek Mariënburg.
An evening of spectacular circus performances at Nijmegen's Bibliotheek Mariënburg, featuring unicyclists, tightrope walkers and jugglers.
Bibliotheek Mariënburg celebrates the Week of the Forbidden Book, showcasing works censored around the globe and exploring freedom of expression.
The Forbidden Books Club discusses Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel 'The Handmaid's Tale' during the Week of the Forbidden Book.
A gathering for writers from around the world in Nijmegen. Everyone is welcome, regardless of language or genre.
A cosy gathering in the library where you share stories with others over coffee or tea.
Reader Els shares wonderful stories and then you craft your own microphone. A glittery reading festival for children aged 4 and up.
Monthly story time celebration for toddlers aged 2-4 with a themed programme, followed by a craft or play activity.
A family-friendly history quiz about Nijmegen where you can test your knowledge and compete together with relatives.
Opening of the special collection 'The Cabinet of Understanding America' at Bibliotheek Mariënburg, featuring a diverse programme.
Police officers share practical advice on what to do if you're affected by a data breach and how to protect yourself.
René van Hoften presents his book exploring protest songs from Nijmegen, spanning from historical compositions to contemporary works.
A spooky festival at Bibliotheek Mariënburg where you can write, listen, play, or explore a gothic atmosphere.
A quiet reading session where participants share book tips with each other afterwards.
Glow Up is a light festival for young people at Bibliotheek Mariënburg, bringing colour and energy to brighten the winter months.
Parents and toddlers aged 0-2 make music together while supporting early language development.
A fortnightly book discussion group in Nijmegen where readers share recommendations and chat about books, led by Will Kranendonk.
Monthly coding workshop for kids where you can create games, websites, and robots with CoderDojo.
Join a Dungeons & Dragons adventure led by experienced game masters from Spelslot at Bibliotheek Mariënburg every first Sunday of the month.
Three pop artists perform at Bibliotheek Mariënburg: Marieke Schenk, Misha Wong and LÖNA present their music as part of the Popronde.
The Big Draw brings illustrators and drawing workshops to Nijmegen's library and square for a day of creative activities.