Mondriaanplein 16
Monthly book club for readers aged 20-35 at Bibliotheek Uden, where you discuss books and stories with fellow book enthusiasts.
Monthly rainbow café at Bibliotheek Uden for LHBTIQA+ people in the region. A welcoming gathering on Saturday from 13:00 to 15:30, free entry.
Free genealogy café at Bibliotheek Uden where you can ask questions about your ancestors and get help with family history research.
Willem van Zeeland presents his book 'Trans Brabant Express', taking you on a personal journey through fifty years of change in the Netherlands.
A guided creative writing workshop with writer Ria Kauffman, where participants collaborate on stories and share their experiences.
BoekenSquad at Bibliotheek Uden: browse books, join creative activities and exchange reading experiences with other enthusiasts.
A parent-baby gathering featuring reading tips, baby books, and interactive activities for young children and their caregivers.
A library gathering for parents with toddlers aged 1-2, featuring reading tips, baby books, and interactive activities with your child.
Monthly gathering for teenagers aged 12-18 who enjoy discussing books and connecting with fellow readers at the library.
Art historian Emma Fitzgerald gives a lecture on Van Gogh, organized by Kunst & Co and Bibliotheek Uden.
A relaxed evening at the library where you play board games, read books and chat with others. Open to everyone, whether you come solo or with friends.
Repair Café Uden volunteers offer a hands-on Linux workshop covering how the system works and how to install it on your laptop.
Four librarians share their favourite books and reading recommendations in an inspiring evening for book lovers.
Eef van Opdorp, known from 'Uitstel van Executie', offers a fresh perspective on managing your personal finances.
Documentary 'Life After Dictatorship' by director Thaeer Muhreez, followed by a presentation from writer Eva Rovers and a public debate moderated by Ton de Kort.
Art historian Emma Fitzgerald delivers a lecture on Matisse at Uden's library.
Local authors from Maashorst read from their work and discuss their books at this special edition of Lees Lokaal.
Bring your own book and read in silence with others at the library. Afterwards, you can optionally stay for conversation.
Free career advice on your CV from a professional counsellor at Bibliotheek Uden.
TaalRijk marks a decade with an open language café, games, and live music at Bibliotheek Uden.
Willem van der Krieken and Wessel Rooijakkers present their interactive theatre show about AI and work at Bibliotheek Uden. A performance that examines what artificial intelligence truly means for your career.