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BlikOpener is a film evening at the library followed by a discussion about the film and its themes.
A monthly film club for seniors in Kerkrade where participants choose and screen their own favourite films.
Weekly story time for toddlers and preschoolers featuring short, imaginative tales designed for children aged 0 to 4.
An interactive book restaurant where you explore literary genres with other guests, discuss stories over food and drinks, and take home a free copy of Herman Koch's "Het diner".
Two photo series by Mark van Hattem showcasing the Lake District and Sächsische Schweiz, presented during the Dutch Mountain Film Festival.
Opening of the Dutch Mountain Film Festival featuring photographer Mark van Hattem's exhibition and a screening of A Thousand Words.
A gathering for local writers of all experience levels to share their work and meet fellow authors at HuB.Bibliotheek Kerkrade.
Art historian Doris Schillings explores artists and historical architecture, revealing how history remains vibrant today.
Drop by HuB.Bibliotheek Kerkrade on Thursday evening to meet other visitors and the active communities. Free entry for everyone.
Weekly story-reading session for children and their parents, followed by craft and movement activities inspired by the tale.
A welcoming gathering spot in Kerkrade where parents and carers with young children can meet and connect over coffee.
Interactive challenge afternoon at the library where you participate in fun activities instead of watching a screen.
Interactive quiz about fake news and manipulation tactics as part of Media Literacy Week. Discover how to spot false information using practical examples.
A story time and movement session for babies from 3 months old with their parents or carers at the library.
Marco Lemmens from Coöperatie DELA discusses the possibilities for planning a personalized farewell.
Musician Pierre Rietrae explores musical movements and intriguing facts, accompanied by carefully selected audio clips.
A relaxed gathering for knitting, crochet, and embroidery with guidance from experienced crafters and beginner-friendly resources.
Open reading club discussing "The Dinner" by Herman Koch. Share your thoughts with fellow readers at the library.
Monthly gathering of the writing community Between the Lines at HuB.Bibliotheek Kerkrade for writers and writing enthusiasts.
Neerlandicist Lei Heijenrath explores the origins of family names and helps you investigate your own surname.
Mad Science runs an interactive workshop on light, colour and action during the Christmas break at the library.
A reading club where book enthusiasts gather to discuss their favourite titles and share how stories affect them.
Play the Werewolves of Wakkerdam game and make a werewolf-themed craft at this free children's afternoon.
Writing workshops led by fantasy authors at the Magic of the South festival, where you discover the craft of storytelling.
Introduction to Dungeons & Dragons through a one-shot session at the Magic of the South festival in Kerkrade.
Join Parkstad Board Game Group to play board games with experienced facilitators at this Magic of the South event.
The third edition of Magic of the South brings fantasy to life with writing workshops and interactive magical games at HuB.Bibliotheek Kerkrade.
A cooking workshop where participants share recipes, kitchen habits, and practical tips with each other.
A regional reading club discusses banned books and their impact on readers and society.
Documentary screening about the hidden underwater life of the North Sea, shown during festival 't Kirchroa va Mörje at Kerkrade library.
HuB.Bibliotheek Kerkrade hosts the National Reading Lunch, featuring a story by Joke van Leeuwen.
CineSud showcases short films by emerging Limburgian filmmakers at HuB.Bibliotheek Kerkrade.
A travelling interactive exhibition exploring heritage, craftsmanship and sustainable building. The Heritage Cabinet showcases materials, details and stories about monuments and their place in a sustainable future.
Free drop-in session where genealogy researchers help you explore your family history and ancestry questions.
Art historian Doris Schillings traces how historic buildings find new life, from ancient Athens to contemporary Dutch museums.
A casual meetup for mothers to connect, share experiences, and build community with other parents in Kerkrade.
Jos Essers discusses his novel 'Bitterlief', inspired by family letters and memories from Kerkrade. An intimate talk about the book's origins.
A children's clothing exchange where parents can swap and resell outgrown items. A sustainable way to share kids' clothes in Kerkrade.