10 events for the next 18 months
The village of Scherpenzeel celebrates its 797th anniversary with a full day of community activities.
Football club s.v. de Valleivogels hosts a year-end outing with food and drinks at the club canteen.
HoeDan? is a free community space where residents help each other with language, maths, digital skills, and form-filling.
A cosy handcraft evening where you knit, crochet, embroider, or create together with others at the library.
Bring your slow laptop or PC and learn how Linux can revive it. This RepairCafé teaches you how this sustainable Windows alternative works.
Children's stories read aloud every first Friday of the month at Scherpenzeel library. A cosy moment for young listeners.
A study circle that meets every four weeks at the library for shared learning and discussion.
A meeting for parents and young children at the library to connect with other families and share parenting experiences.
Children explore digital and hands-on creative activities at the library's Creation Lab.
Last 9 events that already happened.
A lecture on artificial intelligence exploring how AI works and whether computers can really think. Advance booking required.
Family screening of "The Little Prince" with fries at Bibliotheek Scherpenzeel during the autumn holidays.
Bibliotheek Scherpenzeel launches a new book club for readers interested in discovering new titles and sharing their passion for books.
Oktoberfest celebration in Scherpenzeel featuring beer, food, and festive atmosphere at Manege 't Willaer.
Exhibition showcasing works by amateur artists from Scherpenzeel and the surrounding region.
Weekly market in Scherpenzeel with diverse stalls, every Wednesday from 8:00 to 13:00 at the Kulturhus De Breehoek car park.
A walking challenge with Bas van de Goor at Huis Scherpenzeel on 4 October 2026.
Explore the historic estate Oud Scherpenzeel and discover its buildings and grounds on this open day.
The Children's Book Week celebrates children's books with the theme 'Spotlight On' from 30 September to 11 October at the library.
