Events

Bartlomiej Jurecki has won the first edition of the Vincent van Gogh Photo Award. The winners of this international photo competition were announced during the opening of the exhibition in the Vincentre in Nuenen. The winning photo is a wheat field with intense colours. The jury was unanimous in their judgement of this photo. 'Just blink and you'll see and feel Van Gogh, you'll quickly feel the warmth and you can smell the wheat'. Martijn Pronk from the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam announced the winners. The winning photo can be admired during an outdoor exhibition of the 50 best photos.

To commemorate our liberation and to express this in a “Eindhoven-way,” the citizens placed in 1945 candles and light bulbs, just after World War II. Since 1984 this tradition has been repeated every year, and creates a 22 km route through Eindhoven, which is illuminated by lights. By using hundreds of thousands of light bulbs, LED’s and gas-discharge lamps, volunteers spend their free time to entertain 200.000 people every year that drive, walk or cycle this light route.

Welcome to the 3rd edition of Docfest Maastricht. A unique festival with remarkable mini-cinema’s and films, in cinemas, industrial buildings and with a ‘Foodgarden’ at the heart of the festival. 

22, 23 & 24 september 2017, Sphinx Area, Maastricht. 

Get important information on how to buy a house in the Netherlands, and go on a guided bus tour of neighborhoods in the Eindhoven area. There is no charge to attend, but registration is required.

You are going to discover something special on September 23rd ...

The Province of Noord-Brabant and her organizing partners are looking forward to welcome you and your partner to the second edition of Brabant International Day. This year will be extra special because the event is hosted during BrabantNacht (BrabantNight) 2017! Discover the Brabant icons in the dark... it will be unforgettable!

In the weekend of 23 and 24 September the centre of Nuenen will be the setting for a really unusual art route. About 40 residents, often of listed or unusual properties, will open up their house to more than 60 local artists to allow them to show their creativity to the public in many artistic genres.