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Monthly gathering for people affected by dementia, with a different relevant theme discussed each second Monday.
A casual board games evening at café OPEN Delft, held every two weeks for players of all levels to enjoy classic and new games together.
Interactive story time for toddlers held every Tuesday and Thursday at OPEN Delft.
VAK hosts a free lunch break concert every third Tuesday of the month at OPEN Delft, featuring different artists.
Documentary exploring political pressure on US librarians and the threats posed by book banning.
Delft Design presents an architecture café with lectures on sustainability in heritage, urban development, and green spaces. Designers share how their work contributes to a more sustainable Delft.
DOK and DWH launch a queer reading club for adults at OPEN Delft. Read and discuss books by LGBTQIA+ authors and explore queer themes.
A panel discussion exploring how political ideology affects access to information in libraries, featuring collection specialists and book experts.
Free consultation hour for questions about digital media, run by Seniorweb volunteers at DOK in Delft.
CoderDojo is a free coding workshop where children learn to build websites, apps and games.
YA Bookfest: Becoming the Main Character brings author Lotte van Eijk and creative workshops together. Free entry; workshop participation requires advance registration.
Monthly story time for babies at DOK, combining entertainment with developmental benefits for the youngest listeners.
ZieZus presents an interactive children's show where you help Robin achieve her dream and become part of the action.
Anne Vegter leads a poetry discussion about the collection Projectmedewerkers, welcoming both newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts.
A creative workshop where you can freely craft and experiment with materials from OPEN Delft's Klooibakken collection.
A monthly writing café at OPEN Delft where writers gather for inspiration, tips, and the pleasure of writing together.
Interactive re-enactment workshop for children during Children's Book Week. Step into a story and perform it at OPEN Delft.
Join fellow book lovers for an hour of silent reading at OPEN Delft on the first Thursday of each month.
An open singing platform where anyone can perform and be heard at OPEN Delft.
Write your own story and develop it into a theatre piece in this children's workshop during Children's Book Week.
A children's story performance where Peer and Kai embark on an exciting adventure in the gnome forest, accompanied live by cellist Rata Kloppenburg.
Children's author Margriet de Graaf discusses how Delft inspires her writing and which locations in the city have shaped her creative work.
A guided walk through Delft exploring the digital traces you leave behind daily and their real-world implications.
Hossein reads aloud from Benji Davis's children's book 'The Grotteling', a mysterious tale about Ruby and an enigmatic figure.
Ineke reads aloud from the children's book 'Princess Arabella in the Theatre' by Mylo Freeman as part of Cultuurbarbaren, a programme for young readers.
Cultuurbarbaren: Spot on Stip! is a creative workshop for children where you use stamps, paint and stickers to make circles and dots on paper while exploring how shapes and colours interact.
A hands-on drawing workshop using permanent materials like wax crayon, spray paint and markers. The irreversible nature of the medium encourages bold, intuitive choices and creative risk-taking.
Cultuurbarbaren presents a reading of 'Farmer Boris, Dance with Me!' by Ted van Lieshout, where Sam invites the farm animals to join a dance celebration.
Cultuurbarbaren screens the animated musical Sing on the OPEN Delft stage, with audio delivered through personal headphones.
Join Cultuurbarbaren for an interactive superhero adventure where children discover their own superpowers and save the day.
Learn to DJ in this hands-on workshop with instructor Robin Slegtenhorst. No experience needed - you'll be mixing music by the end of the session.
A young artist designs increasingly wild and colorful people, but his creations eventually take control and chaos ensues.
Circus Pavlof marks 21 years with a special show bringing together all the group's circus performers.
Cultuurbarbaren turns OPEN Delft into a dance floor with silent disco. DJ Robin Selecta plays live while dance instructor Ari demonstrates moves - participation is optional.
Ellen reads Harmen van Straaten's children's book 'Herrie in de tent', a musical tale of animals performing together in a tent.
A musical performance about two neighbours battling it out with their instruments. Cultuurbarbaren brings this funny story to life for young audiences.
Amy reads Prokofiev's classic tale of Peter and the Wolf, accompanied live by the ensemble Krashna Musika.
CoderDojo is a free coding workshop where children learn programming, web design, app development and game creation.
Meet real people and hear their personal stories in the Living Library. A unique form of human connection where conversations replace books.
Interactive workshop for children about recognizing misinformation and thinking critically about online information.
Information evening for parents about children's media use, focusing on trends, online safety and digital resilience.
Children learn programming, web design and game development at this CoderDojo workshop in OPEN Delft.
CoderDojo is a free coding workshop where children learn programming, web design and game development.
An evening without screens at OPEN Delft: put your phone away and enjoy reading, conversation, and games in a relaxed library atmosphere.
Pianist Alexandra Kaptein performs free at OPEN during the Delft Chamber Music Festival, a five-day celebration of international-level chamber music.
Community dialogue event in Delft where residents discuss discrimination and inequality, sharing experiences and exploring solutions together.
Author Eva Leurink launches her children's book 'Nova Cleans Up' with interactive reading, programming mats and robotics activities for kids.
Summer holiday activity: create structures with Kapla wooden blocks, solid pine planks from France. For children.
A treasure hunt through the library where you search for photos, collect letters and uncover a secret message while enjoying a book of your choice.