
Story Time for Ages 2-6 in Oirschot
Weekly Tuesday morning story time at Bibliotheek Oirschot for young children aged 2-6, with a different theme and book each week.
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Weekly Tuesday morning story time at Bibliotheek Oirschot for young children aged 2-6, with a different theme and book each week.

A poetry walk through Oirschot featuring verses by Rederijkersgilde Sint Katrien, inspired by the charming village landscape.

A Spanish language café at Bibliotheek Oirschot where you can practice the language and meet other Spanish speakers.

A lecture exploring suicidality among intelligent and successful people, with practical insights into how you can help.

A workshop examining how emotions relate to recovery and inner peace, focusing on understanding the links between feelings, complaints and behaviour.

Monthly gathering where Oirschot residents share memories and stories to preserve the town's local heritage.

Write or draw a letter for Saint Nicholas at Oirschot library. A fun activity for children as the festive season approaches.

A storytelling session for parents and grandparents with young children (0-4 years) at the library, held monthly.

Philosopher Gerbert Faure gives a guest lecture on the philosophical themes in Herman Koch's novel The Dinner, part of the Whole Netherlands Reads programme.

The BoekenBuddy helps children and parents find the right book and answers questions about reading enjoyment, dyslexia and reading aids.

A philosophy café where curious minds and thoughtful people meet for meaningful conversations beyond the everyday.

A workshop exploring child behaviour and parenting, inspired by the novel "Het Diner". Discover what drives your child's actions and learn to see them from a new perspective.

A children's show by TimsMusic blending Christmas classics with adventure and humour. Vigo Firefly and the Enchanted Sleigh brings together the spirit of Scrooge and the Polar Express.

Children build their own night light in this hands-on workshop from Little Engineers Academy, combining technology and creative design.

Chief Inspector Tony Mouw explores five centuries of Dutch police history, from the Night Watch to modern cybercrime.

Children bring the picture book 'Herrie in de tent' to life through movement and yoga during Children's Book Week.

Author Leni Crefeld reads from her new children's book The Winged Curse and chats with young readers about writing. The children then create their own mini-story.

Free genealogy drop-in session at the library where volunteers from the Dutch Genealogical Society assist with family tree research.

A musical workshop for children during the Children's Book Week where you can sing, dance and act on stage at Bibliotheek Oirschot.

Workshop on safe online and mobile banking for seniors, led by SeniorWeb volunteers and Rabobank.