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Members of Grandparents for the Climate read aloud to children every other Saturday at Wageningen's library.
A Monday morning programme for toddlers and young children featuring shared reading, songs and nursery rhymes at the library.
Weekly baby library session with stories, songs and nursery rhymes for the youngest children and their parents.
Drop by the library café every Tuesday afternoon for a conversation, a listening ear, or simply to spend time with someone who has time for you.
Experiment with Snap Circuits and discover the basics of electricity and renewable energy. For children aged 8 and up.
Monthly lunch-hour concerts featuring rotating acoustic musicians. Thirty-minute sets start at 12:30; bring your own lunch and enjoy from the seating area.
Off-line café at de bblthk with Climate Mayor Jurian Leune: step away from screens and discuss climate and sustainability.
Children aged 0 to 9 read, draw and speak Spanish with their parents at this free library event.
Italian story time for children aged 0-9 with parents, featuring stories, drawing and colouring activities. Free entry.
A twice-monthly Saturday afternoon event where Polish children's books are read aloud at Wageningen's library.
Popcultuur Wageningen presents an evening of new music in 'Quiet is the New Loud!' - a concert full of fresh discoveries.
A fortnightly Friday morning programme featuring stories, songs and nursery rhymes for toddlers aged 2.5 to 4 years.
A group philosophical discussion where participants explore a central question together by asking questions, exchanging arguments, and listening attentively to one another.
Stories, drawing and colouring in Indonesian for children aged 0-9 and their families at de bblthk.
Weekly Portuguese-language story time for children at the library, every Saturday from 14:00 to 15:00.
A monthly open stage for unpredictable storytelling - from hilarious to moving, always surprising.
A closing event for the Month of History featuring nutritionist Ellen Kampman discussing the history of food and health, with stories about Wageningen's healthcare past.
A monthly open stage for new, funny and touching stories from different storytellers.
Weekly reading session at the library for children in grades 1-3, accompanied by parents or caregivers.
Music fills Wageningen's streets with mini-concerts at two venues, culminating in a community orchestra performance at the Grote Kerk.
Fan fiction workshop for teens: rewrite your favorite story and share your creation over a shared meal with other young writers.
Free drop-in session for questions about language, numeracy, digital skills and government matters. Support for reading, writing, Dutch and computer use.
Over forty Wageningen organisations present volunteer opportunities at this job market event.
KrisKrasKlub is a creative club where children write and illustrate their own stories. This try-out in Wageningen is for children aged approximately 9 to 12 years.
Children aged 8-14 discover how bridges work through dance and exploring their own skeleton, then design and build a bamboo bridge together.
Mary Webster guides participants in creating self-portraits as part of the See Me? exhibition at the bblthk.
Two exhibitions open at de bblthk: 'Zie je mij?' and 'Living Alongside'. The opening event features an introduction to both projects and a chance to meet the artists.
An ongoing art project by Mary Webster about Torck Park, where stories, memories and historical materials reveal the many layers of this green space. Visitors can share their own recollections.
Sound artist Remco de Kluizenaar guides you through an underwater musical adventure in the North Sea, complete with talking fish, Fish Latin lessons, and live shadow play for all ages.
A workshop by the Volunteers Centre Wageningen exploring different volunteering opportunities. For anyone interested in contributing to the community.
An exhibition of more than sixty self-portraits by participants and staff of Odensehuis, giving voice and visibility to people living with early dementia.
Jean Gardeniers discusses the history and architecture of transformer stations in Wageningen from the 1920s onwards.
Bart van As from Idealis explores six decades of student housing in Wageningen and how architecture and student life have evolved.
A city walk through Wageningen on World Alzheimer's Day, where local businesses and residents playfully raise awareness about dementia under the theme 'I Keep Participating!'.
Peace Week opens at the bblthk with peace messages, a festive ceremony, and discussions about peace education.
Senia hosts two information sessions about their new reading and listening clubs for French and English books and music.
Emily opens her exhibition 'Forgotten Pages, New Worlds' with analog collages made from vintage book covers and archival imagery. A poetic, surrealist world of nostalgia and creative reuse.
Peter-Paul Tonen explores how Wageningen's architecture has evolved through different building styles, reflecting the town's growth and changing ideas.
An open stage for new, quirky, hilarious, thrilling and moving stories told by different performers each month.
Three bird exhibitions open together at the bblthk, with artists discussing the stories and ideas behind their work.
Free swing dance taster class with Grasshoppers Wageningen covering Lindy Hop, Charleston, and Balboa, followed by beginner and intermediate courses.
A unique exhibition combining ornithology and philately, featuring 102 bird species and 265 stamps from around the world.
Visual artists Iris Jousma and Dennis van Doornik present a joint exhibition featuring colourful carved starlings set against painted cloud skies - a tribute to birds, nature and freedom.
An exhibition of vibrant paintings by Jeanine, created with her aunt Dianne following a difficult period. Birds and colour feature prominently in this personal art collection.
Emily presents analog collages made from vintage book covers and old photographs, blending nostalgia and surrealism into a vibrant visual world.
Ratnam Rajan presents intricate woodcarvings and colourful paintings about craftsmanship, connection and peaceful coexistence.