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Jos Wassink explores the lives of women engaged in sex work in 's-Hertogenbosch during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Weekly story-reading session for toddlers at the library, with parents and grandparents invited to join.
Learn to use the Fietsknoop app to design and save your own cycling and walking routes in this free digital workshop.
An open conversation about living with dementia: what the diagnosis means, how daily life changes, and how to retain control over your own life.
Learn how to trace your family history at the Genealogy Café, where experts show you how to research your ancestors and answer questions about your family's past.
A story-reading session for children at the library during Children's Book Week, with playtime and the opportunity to borrow books.
Children aged 6 to 13 build together with LEGO in this hands-on workshop.
CINEbieb screens the film adaptation of David Grann's book about the Osage murders, a true story of power, greed, and love.
A three-part workshop series on navigating government and care digital portals, covering how to search, find information, and submit requests.
A treasure hunt through the library during Children's Book Week where kids search for stickers and solve riddles to win prizes.
A guided tour through the history of Son en Breugel led by Dora Cooijmans and Lisette Veeneman.
An evening exploring banned books, censorship, and the freedom to read at Bibliotheekvestiging Son en Breugel.
World Alzheimer's Day event with two activities for people with dementia and their caregivers, organized by ZorgSaam, Netwerk Dementie Eindhoven and Bibliotheek Dommeldal.
War film depicting Operation Market Garden, the Allied airborne operation of September 1944.
Meet real people and hear their personal stories firsthand at this interactive Living Library event.
A programme of autobiographical stories and personal testimonies, featuring readings, a Living Library, and a film screening at the library.
CINEbieb screens Hamnet, a film adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel about Shakespeare's son.