Chevalleraustraat 6
Weekly digital playground for children aged 4 to 12 featuring interactive games and hands-on experiments.
Interactive music workshop where you play djembe together, explore rhythm, and make music at the library.
An interactive story session where hand puppets bring the tale to life and captivate young listeners.
Learn to create your own digital book with Bookcreator in this hands-on workshop. A practical introduction to e-book creation.
Ommen Library presents an Arabic story time for children and parents during Children's Book Week.
A story time session for children aged 4-8 at Bibliotheek Ommen featuring engaging and entertaining stories.
Create your own animated film in the green story box. A creative workshop for anyone who loves storytelling and imagination.
A yoga workshop for toddlers and parents led by Eline Meijerink, combining movement and imagination as part of the Children's Book Week.
Yoga instructor Eline Meijerink leads a children's yoga workshop for ages 5-9, tied to Children's Book Week with imagination and movement.
A music and movement workshop for toddlers and young children with their parents, part of Children's Book Week.
A creative workshop where you make your own poem from an existing text by selecting words and removing the rest.
A story time session for children aged 9-12 featuring thrilling and amusing stories from contemporary books at Bibliotheek Ommen.
Ton van der Monde takes a critical, humorous look at vintage children's books, comics and advertisements in this Ccoba lecture.
Julius Pankey explores the history, culture and traditions of the Moluccan community in the Netherlands and their Indonesian roots.
A dialect programme celebrating the river Regge through images, words and music, performed by Diny Groothalle, Bert Jansen and Roelie van der Vegt.
Mountain climber Eelco den Boer shares his experiences of trekking and climbing in the Himalayas, offering insights into perseverance and the wonders of high-altitude mountaineering.
Margaret Breukink traces the fascinating history of coffee and chocolate, from ancient rituals to their place in modern daily life and global culture.
Forest ranger Nico Arkes and nature guide Jacobien Dijkstra blend nature, storytelling and live music in an interactive performance with flute and guitar.