13 events for the next 18 months
Oil paintings of people and animals by Annemar from Baak on view at Den Bouw care centre in Warnsveld, free entry until 1 October.
Experts from the Fruitgroep Achterhoek help you discover which apple or pear variety is growing in your garden.
Hands-on tech workshops at the BiebLAB where children aged 8-12 can program robots, create stop-motion animation, and explore VR and AI.
A creative workshop where you learn how pixels and visual language work, then make your own pixel art on paper and digitally.
Luxor Theater brings the musical film Song Sung Blue to the community center 't Warnshuus in Warnsveld.
A lively story-time, play and music session for babies and toddlers aged 0 to 4 years with Doremiesje.
A meeting place where people gather to discuss palliative care and end-of-life issues.
Luxor Theater brings the musical film Song Sung Blue to the community center 't Warnshuus in Warnsveld.
A musical exploring identity, faith, love and freedom through humour and engaging songs.
Men's choir De IJsselzangers performs at the opening of Warnshuus Music Café in Warnsveld.
Daan Russchen shares his personal journey of cycling with metastatic kidney cancer, exploring themes of resilience, hope and living fully.
Last 6 events that already happened.
Free dance and theater workshop for children aged 6-10, organized by Collectief BIJZAAK. Join an adventure in the bubble area together.
De Overtuin opens its doors during the National Heritage Days on 12 and 13 September, a yearly tradition.
Children listen to stories in their own language during the Month of Language at Bibliotheek Warnsveld.
Visit the historic landscape garden de Overtuin from 1832, with its collection of mature trees and shrubs.
Peter Beense performs at Feesttent Warnsveld on 29 August 2026.
The Martinuskerk, Warnsveld's oldest monument, welcomes visitors to explore its historical significance and architectural features.
