
CINEbieb Eibergen
Monthly art-house film screening at Bibliotheek Eibergen, part of the CINEbieb programme.
10 events for the next 18 months

WonderYears Trio performs Stevie Wonder compositions with jazz improvisation. Saxophonist Jasper Blom, bassist Sean Fasciani and drummer Felix Schlarmann present their new album.

Singer-songwriter Marle Thomson performs soul, folk, jazz and pop at De oude Mattheus. An intimate concert with her band, part of the Roots of the World series.

Boi Akih presents an idiosyncratic contemporary interpretation of Handel's Messiah featuring vocals, seven-string guitar, kora and viola.

A three-part course where you learn what artificial intelligence is and how to use it practically, working alongside fellow participants.

Singer Femke Smit and pianist Mike del Ferro present Sintonia, a programme of Brazilian music inspired by bossanova, choro and samba.

ARIFA (formerly Afro Anatolian Tales) brings a captivating fusion of Afro-Anatolian percussion, electronic textures and improvisation. Percussionist Sjahin During's sound laboratory has performed at the Concertgebouw and North Sea Jazz.

Frank Blueka presents 'Love from Ireland', a theatrical show blending his original songs with Irish classics from U2, Rory Gallagher, and The Cranberries.

The Joost Zoeteman Trio delivers refined jazz with gypsy influences and modern improvisation. Guitarist Zoeteman, bassist Tarenskeen, and drummer De Vries perform jazz standards and original compositions with virtuosity.

Legiana Collective performs 'Roots of the World', blending world music, roots and folk traditions with contemporary arrangements.
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Neerlandica Betsy Wormgoor explores seventeenth-century theatre and how people of that era understood emotions, the body, and the mind through vivid characters and wit.

A community gathering at Bibliotheek Eibergen exploring what gives life meaning through conversation and the board game Alles op tafel?

Create your own fashion doll from branches and fabric with Hilda Liem during the Month of History.

Free origami workshop for children and adults at Bibliotheek Eibergen, where you can discover the art of paper folding together.

Learn how to transform your best photos into a professional photo book in this hands-on workshop.

Flatland Prayer brings world music to De oude Mattheus as part of the Roots of the World series.

A reading lunch celebrating Dutch literature, featuring passages from Joke van Leeuwen's work at Bibliotheek Eibergen.

Za'atar blends jazz, world music, and improvisation in an intimate concert at De oude Mattheus.

The Historische Kring Eibergen marks its 40th anniversary with workshops, demonstrations, music and traditional games. Experience a VR journey through time at the library.

Writer Abdelkader Benali explores banned books and their enduring appeal during Banned Books Week at the Eibergen Library.

Explore digital art with Processing in a hands-on workshop where you'll install the software and discover its creative possibilities.

The autumn fair on the Brink features rides, games and food for the whole family.

Bert Heerink and Martijn van der Zande reduce soul to its core: two voices and one guitar. A theatre show with classic soul numbers and unexpected arrangements.

Blue Sands, the intimate duo of bassist Reindert Kragt and vocalist Esther Van Hees, performs cinematic and dreamy jazz-inspired music with electric bass and effect pedals.

Hannah Mae takes the stage at Openluchttheater Eibergen for an evening of live music under the stars.

Saxophonist and composer Kika Sprangers presents her new choral project HERA: nine female voices and saxophone in an acoustic setting at the Oude MattheΓΌs.

Berkelblues brings four acts to the Openluchttheater Eibergen on 6 September: Ben Poole, The Hoochies, NO KING and the Muddy Road Twins perform blues, blues-rock and country.

Dutch pop band Chef'Special performs their greatest hits at the Openluchttheater Eibergen under the stars.

Theatre performance by MΓ‘tyΓ‘s Bittenbinder on a Sunday afternoon at the open-air theatre in Eibergen.

Exhibition exploring the influential Staring family and their impact on regional history, featuring four generations and their lasting legacy.