Bibliotheek Oss is housed in Het Warenhuis, a former department store in the centre of Oss. The building blends its historic character with a contemporary library setup. Alongside lending books and media, it regularly hosts lectures, exhibitions and other cultural events.
Molenstraat 20
Bibliotheek Oss showcases ceramic sculptures by Clarine van der Meeren across three distinct series, each with unique forms and narratives.
A library gathering for parents and babies featuring reading tips, baby books, and interactive activities to enjoy together.
Librarians and booksellers share their favourite book tips in a cosy evening of reading pleasure and inspiration.
Art expert Marc De Kesel presents a lecture series exploring the films of Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Information meeting for Studiekring50plus, a discussion group where participants share knowledge and experiences.
Free genealogy meetup at Oss Library where family history enthusiasts can share research tips and get help with their family tree investigations.
Literary scholars from Radboud University explore three contemporary Dutch and Flemish novels across three evenings, situating them within wider literary movements.
Historian Martien van Asseldonk traces the development of parishes in Northeast Brabant from early medieval times to today.
Free monthly workshop programme for ages 10-14 featuring rotating themes like content creation, DJing and design, led by local professionals.
A book club for fans of spicy fiction. Read along and discuss your favourite titles with like-minded readers.
An accessible social gathering where you can meet new people and have meaningful conversations in a welcoming library setting.
A cheerful afternoon of Toon Hermans classics with sing-alongs and plenty of fun.
Adults gather to share their favourite children's and young adult books, swapping recommendations and discovering new stories together.
A library session for parents with toddlers aged 1-2, featuring reading tips, baby books, and hands-on activities.
Former GP Sjaak van Dorst shares the history of Oss Hospital and traces how general practice has developed over time.
Monthly meeting place for LHBTIQA+ people in Oss, every third Friday from 19:00 to 21:00. No registration needed.
Isa Hoes and Merlijn Kamerling discuss how to talk with children about death, grief, and loss. An evening organized by Bibliotheek Oss in partnership with Oase Thuiswaken and Hospice.
Weekly story-reading session for toddlers and preschoolers at the library, with tales designed for children up to 4 years old.
A musical performance for children featuring characters from Tosca Menten's books, part of Children's Book Week at Bibliotheek Oss.
An informative evening about hormones in contraception: separating fact from fiction on the dangers, benefits and myths.
Historian Jurgen Pigmans presents a comprehensive overview of Oss's history from prehistory to today, examining how the city's past is reflected in the new Warenhuis.
A lecture on Oss's future plans set against the city's urban development history, covering housing, infrastructure, and architectural evolution.
Thriller authors Michael Berg and Nathalie Pagie present the Golden Noose Thriller Tour with a quiz at Bibliotheek Oss.
Marc De Kesel gives a lecture exploring the question "Is art going down the drain?" in relation to the Soap exhibition.
Sculptor Miriam Ariëns presents her works at the Warenhuis in Bibliotheek Oss. An exhibition showcasing sculptures by an artist who combines painting and sculpture.
Exhibition of vintage postcards by Ruud Megens depicting Oss and the surrounding region as it looked decades ago.