
Museum Full of Stories
The Royal Netherlands Navy Museum in Den Helder explores the Submarine Service in November through stories shared by conservators, specialists, and volunteers.
9 events for the next 18 months

The Royal Netherlands Navy Museum in Den Helder explores the Submarine Service in November through stories shared by conservators, specialists, and volunteers.

A free reading club for young adults aged 18-25 in Den Helder. The group gathers every two months on Thursday evenings to discuss books together.

Hart voor Humor presents a try-out night with 4 to 8 comedians testing their latest material. A host connects the acts in this unpredictable show full of fresh ideas and raw first attempts.

A monthly sing-along afternoon with Evelien where community, connection, and music bring people together.

A cosy morning of picture books and toddler songs with Evelien at the library, featuring singing and play for the youngest children.

A lecture exploring how food and drink have shaped art history, from the Last Supper to the opulent table scenes of the Dutch Golden Age.

The library hosts a monthly story-reading session for toddlers at School 7.

A story-reading afternoon with a craft activity for children. Listen to a tale and create something together.

A gathering for quiet togetherness without the pressure to keep talking throughout the event.
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A friendly board game afternoon where neighbours meet and play together. Games range from simple family favourites to strategy-focused options for all ages.

Play the popular deduction game Werewolves of Wakkerdam at Den Helder's library, with a game master and free refreshments.

Professional training on interactive reading techniques for young children, covering engagement strategies and book selection.

Uwe Smit recounts his time serving on the cruiser Hr. Ms. De Ruyter, the last artillery-armed cruiser in the world.

Marine officer and musician Nordin Maouli recounts his military experiences through a blend of spoken narrative and live music at Museumnacht.

Children choose a costume, walk the catwalk, and get a photo as a memento of this playful dress-up show.

Katinka and Sophie deliver a theatrical show brimming with humor, poetry and music from the 1950s to 1970s, with memories unfolding from a mysterious suitcase.

A weekly gathering where locals read and discuss local news together while enjoying coffee or tea.

A cosy morning gathering for parents and grandparents with babies, featuring picture books, games and songs to explore the joy of reading aloud together.

EBB performs at Music Bar UpStage in Den Helder.

The Naval Museum opens the Sloepenloods on 12 and 13 September, a normally off-limits space where you can see behind the scenes.

Dutch indie band Blaudzun performs in Den Helder.

Free outdoor festival in Den Helder with a romantic market, live music, dance, art exhibitions and activities for children.

Historic rescue boat cruise through Den Helder's inner harbour. Experience the waterfront from aboard a traditional vessel.