
Smartphone Course for Beginners
A beginner's course teaching you how to use your smartphone: apps, email and safe online shopping.
Meulmansweg 27

A beginner's course teaching you how to use your smartphone: apps, email and safe online shopping.

Art exhibition, street theatre, and a giant collaborative colouring canvas at Bibliotheek Woerden. An afternoon full of activities for the whole family.

Creative workshop at the library where you can make your own bookmark or button.

A silent reading party where you listen to music through headphones and dance between the library shelves.

A cosy afternoon in the Huiskamer with coffee, cake and sjoelen, later joined by soft drinks and snacks.

Plien combines storytelling and music in an interactive narrative theatre performance featuring ukulele and musical instruments.

An interactive listening experience where you receive compliments and uplifting advice through headphones from people who have shared their positivity.

Interactive game where you match AI-generated images to their original prompts while exploring biases and misconceptions about artificial intelligence.

A pub quiz for young people in Woerden, organized by Jeugdpunt. Come solo or with friends and compete for the prize.

Seven seasoned blues musicians play classic tracks by Muddy Waters, BB King and Little Walter.

A singing evening featuring Dutch songs by popular Dutch artists at Woerden Library, open to anyone who enjoys singing or wants to practise Dutch.

Free art programme for over-60s featuring drawing and craft tasks, done at home or together at the library.

Learn to make short films with your phone and star in your own movie in this hands-on workshop.

An informative session on digital fraud and practical ways to safeguard yourself, hosted by Woerden Library.

Children's author Tosca Menten reads from her popular books including Dummie the Mummy and Turbo Teun, sharing amusing behind-the-scenes stories.

End the reading series with lunch and a philosophical discussion of Herman Koch's 'The Dinner', led by philosopher Karin Glaubitz.