In Den Vijfhoek 75
Free discussion group for autistic people and their loved ones, organized by NVA Oldenzaal at the library.
Evelien Vaags recounts her childhood in a cult and her journey to becoming a coach.
Art historian Miranda Nieuwenhuis leads four sessions on Rembrandt and his artistic circle, investigating what made his work so distinctive.
Beginner-friendly course teaching the basics of computer and laptop use, from startup to email.
Interactive theatre show for children aged 3-7 where performer Debora ter Horst helps the audience find letters and stories to fill an empty book.
The library In den Vijfhoek opens the Week of Meeting with a relaxed coffee gathering on the terrace, where Hendrik serves barista specialities and you can meet new people.
Historical photographs of Oldenzaal's streets through the ages, on display at the library during the Month of History.
The Great Children's Book Festival in Oldenzaal offers children aged 4 to 12 a day full of activities: meet writer Mark Haayema, take part in The Voice of Books, and enjoy dancing, games and photo opportunities.
The knitting club Cajamarca meets monthly at the library to create handmade items for charity. Drop in and knit along if you enjoy needlework.
Interactive audio installation where your movements create sound. Put on headphones and discover how you experience Twente in a new way.
Create your own magazine in this hands-on COWMAG workshop using a single sheet of A4 paper. Part of Cultuurnacht Oldenzaal.
A one-time Dungeons & Dragons adventure where your decisions drive the narrative. Collaboration and creativity are at the heart of the experience.
Journalist Suzanna Jansen discusses her essay 'Project Rust', examining women's roles in the 1950s and 1960s.
Hands-on course teaching you how to get the most from your iPhone or iPad, covering controls, settings, and app management.
Practical course teaching you how to book appointments with your doctor online, request prescriptions, and access your medical results.
Practical course teaching you how to safely search for information and manage everyday digital tasks on your computer or laptop.
A practical course teaching you how to get the most out of your Windows computer or laptop, from basic skills to customizing settings.
A shared silent reading session from Herman Koch's 'The Dinner', followed by group discussion. Take the book home free of charge.
Edward Niemeijer from the AI Expertise Centre explores artificial intelligence: current capabilities, future developments, and the implications for work and society.
Art historian Miranda Nieuwenhuis explores in four lessons how artists from Picasso to today depict the human figure.
Hands-on course on using Android smartphones and tablets, with practice in device operation, settings, and app usage.
Interactive lecture on digital crime with a specialist from Politie Oost-Nederland. Learn to spot suspicious emails and WhatsApp fraud to protect yourself from financial harm.
Belgian author Lize Spit talks with moderator Marleen Stein about her books and writing as part of the Heel Nederland Leest programme.
Practical workshop teaching you how to pay with Tikkie and scan QR codes, with personalized guidance at your own pace.
Practical workshop on organizing and safely storing your photos on tablet, laptop or phone.
Children's workshop where you create your own audiobook: read from 'Het geheim van de wifi', record with a professional microphone, and add sound effects.
Karin Willemsen shares her personal experience with memory loss and offers insights into understanding dementia and supporting those affected by it.
A hands-on workshop covering the basics of safe online shopping for beginners.
