The Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk is Rotterdam's only surviving medieval church, built in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in Gothic style. The 1940 bombing gutted the interior almost entirely, but the church was carefully restored and reopened in 1968. Today it serves as an active concert hall and event venue, prized for its impressive organs and acoustics.
Organist Hayo Boerema performs an organ intermission concert at the Laurenskerk, showcasing his distinctive interpretative style.
Mindful yoga combined with a candlelit sound bath using crystal singing bowls at the Laurenskerk in Rotterdam.
Trade fair for the vegan community at the Laurenskerk, featuring plant-based products and services.
Concert organist Willeke Smits performs an intimate organ recital at the Laurenskerk in Rotterdam.
An interactive performance at Laurenskerk exploring themes of love, freedom, and self-acceptance.
Screening of 'Sovereign Son' at the Laurenskerk, followed by a remembrance ceremony for those who experienced a solitary funeral.
A lecture exploring loneliness as a universal human experience, with insights into why this feeling is far more common than many realize.
A market at the Laurenskerk where you discover the diverse religious and worldview traditions present in Rotterdam.
Cultuur Boost 2026 is the annual networking event for cultural creators, organisations and entrepreneurs in Rotterdam.
A Halloween masquerade ball hosted by Rumors Are True and After Supper at Rotterdam's Laurenskerk.
Winter terraces in the historic Laurenskerk, a cosy spot for drinks and socializing.
Historic buildings and monuments throughout Rotterdam welcome visitors during this annual celebration of architectural heritage.
A short organ intermission concert featuring organist Luca Morgante at the Laurenskerk in Rotterdam.