Free legal advice on benefits, applications, and support schemes for low-income households, WMO, and youth services. Walk-ins welcome.
Weekly story time for young children at the library, followed by craft and colouring activities.
Free homework support for students from grade 8 and up at Culemborg Library, with tutors available to help with all school subjects.
A cosy crochet and knitting café where you work on your own project and exchange tips with fellow crafters. Help and advice from experienced knitters and crocheters available.
A literary talk show featuring authors Eva Meijer and Babs Gons in conversation, interspersed with musical interludes by violinist Eva van der Sterren.
Biblioteca Culemborg's international reading circle discusses Valeria Luiselli's novel about a mother and daughter traveling to Sicily after a divorce.
A clothing collection day at Bibliotheek Culemborg where you can donate unworn items to support a charitable cause.
A creative writing workshop where participants collaborate on writing assignments inspired by words, sentences, poems, or columns.
Join Amnesty Culemborg's monthly letter-writing evening to advocate for human rights. Materials and postage are provided.
Monthly meeting of the Reading Club for Reading Promoters at Culemborg Library, where participants discuss children's and young adult literature.
Music trivia night with live band performances during the break and after the quiz. Test your pop music knowledge in Culemborg.
A personal performance by father and son exploring origin, identity and generational bonds through poetry, dance and intimate storytelling.
A literary talk show featuring writers Forugh Karimi and Bert Natter discussing their work and creative process.
A literary talk show featuring novelists P.F. Thomése and Gerbrand Bakker discussing their work and craft.
The Poezieboys and theatre group ECHO celebrate poet Jan Arends with a playful evening of poetry, absurdist humour, and theatrical performance.
A pop music quiz at the Barbarakerk where you can test your knowledge of popular music, organized by the Library and Gelderlandfabriek.
A public Socratic dialogue exploring what we mean by 'natural' and why the word carries such positive weight today.
Photobooth at the Children's Book Ball where kids can take their own photos with props, printed or saved digitally on the spot.
An art lecture on James McNeill Whistler, the influential nineteenth-century artist who championed art for its own sake. Presented by Petra Peterse.
A classical music listening circle at Bibliotheek Culemborg where enthusiasts gather to listen and discuss the music together.
White Cane Day celebration featuring a book signing by Jan Hulsbergen, who shares his personal journey in his autobiography.
Children practice tongue twisters with city poets and illustrate their own creations with illustrator Roger Klaassen.
The grand finale of Children's Book Week features dance, theater, and creative activities at Bibliotheek Rivierenland.
Free health screening at the library: blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar checks, no appointment needed.
Narcotics Anonymous meeting for recovering addicts supporting each other in staying clean.
Art route featuring local and regional artists at multiple venues across Culemborg's city centre. Visual artist Francisca Bongaerts-Verdonk exhibits in the KunstKapel.
A beginner-friendly workshop teaching the basics of smartphone use, from wifi connection to QR code scanning.
Create your own wooden tile with a saying of your choice using Canva and a laser cutter in this hands-on workshop.
Leerhuis Culemborg opens its doors with storytelling, word bingo, workshops, and information about digital skills.
Art lecture on Elly Tamminga, a Dutch painter who centred social inequality in her work. Presented by Lisette le Blanc.
Sylvia van Opstall's exhibition explores light, time, research, and material through her artistic practice. Meet the artist during office hours on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.