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De Losse Feeter's autumn walk takes you through the countryside around Etten-Leur on a freshly planned route.
Multimedia exhibition about Vincent van Gogh in the Van Gogh Church, featuring immersive installations and interactive displays.
An interactive garden in Etten-Leur where you can experience nature and discover more about Vincent van Gogh and his surroundings.
Guided tour of Museum Sint Paulushofje tracing the rich history of this distinctive heritage building in Etten-Leur.
The Dutch Printing Museum marks five decades with a jubilee exhibition showcasing the history and craft of printing.
Lost and Found is an event at Café De Klomp in Etten-Leur on 27 September, starting at 15:30.
Visit the Zwartenbergse Mill to discover this historic heritage building and learn about the region's past.
Etten-Leur shopping centre opens on Sunday with an annual market featuring stalls alongside the regular shops.
Charl Delemarre performs at new Nobelaer in Etten-Leur.
Euthopia celebrates its 10th anniversary with a congress offering professional accreditation from multiple organizations.
The annual Etten-Leur fair offers rides, games and food for families across several central locations.
The Original Victoria Band plays live at De Linde, an intimate concert venue in Etten-Leur.
A nostalgic evening of classic bands from decades past at Café Hof van Holland - Roeloffs.
An interactive garden where you can experience nature at the place where Van Gogh found inspiration in Etten-Leur.
Dutch band That's it live performs at Paviljoen De Turfvaart in Etten-Leur.
Classic cars and motorcycles on display at Café-Zaal 't Strooienhuis. A gathering for vintage vehicle fans.
Rock band Bunch of Bastards performs a live set at Popelucht.
Wine tasting and mini-course at Het Witte Paard in Etten-Leur. Discover the characteristics and qualities of different wines.
Popelucht Festival offers a diverse programme for all ages on 30 August in Oderkerkpark.
Live performance by individuals at Oderkerkpark.
