
Week of Reading and Writing 2026
The Week of Reading and Writing brings focus to literacy skills with a range of activities at the library.
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The Week of Reading and Writing brings focus to literacy skills with a range of activities at the library.

A welcoming gathering for crochet and knitting enthusiasts to share their hobby, meet like-minded people, and participate in regular workshops.

Meet the curator of the Eindhoven Region Library to discuss what books and authors you'd like to see in Waalre's collection. Share your reading preferences and help shape the library's future offerings.

Interactive evening series exploring current social issues affecting Waalre, with a different theme at each gathering.

A 3-4 km writing walk through the forest near Huis van Waalre, followed by a workshop in the library where you refine your pieces and share them with fellow participants.

Interactive theatre show for children featuring robots and computers pitted against human chaos, with the audience able to intervene.

Monthly meeting for people with memory problems or dementia, with support and information from specialists.

Monthly meeting for people with dementia, their carers and family members to share experiences and discuss dementia-related topics.

A dialogue session at Waalre Library where visitors discuss current social topics through open conversation and mutual understanding.

Creative craft workshops for children themed around 'Spot On!' during Children's Book Week, led by Kim at Bibliotheek Waalre.

A workshop on effective organizing with practical tips to get started at home.

Monthly philosophy discussion group at the Huis van Waalre exploring life's big questions and contemporary issues.

Explore your family history at the Genealogy Café in Waalre Library, where volunteers guide you through genealogical research.

Local historian Ad Dams explores the monuments and heritage preservation efforts in his hometown of Waalre.

A story-time session for young children followed by hands-on craft activities like drawing, gluing and cutting.

Andreas Wismeijer explores how nature influences our cognition, emotions and wellbeing, grounded in neuroscience research and practical applications.