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Weekend Tips from Yvette

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It’s the weekend in Eindhoven but where could you go to? There are some nice events in Eindhoven that you can visit online and offline. You can watch a new version of the Swan Lake live or online, see the Hip Hop Sessions live in the Effenaar or from your own couch, watch a stream with some great techno music or see the Channel Classics live from the Muziekgebouw. Read more on Eindhoven News.

Thursday to Saturday: Swan Lake

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Friday: The Hip Hop Sessions – Soultrash

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Saturday: Le Garage Techno

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Sunday: Channel Classics

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About Yvette:
“I’m the manager of the biggest expat Facebook group in Eindhoven – Expats in Eindhoven. A group dedicated to help expats have a great time in Eindhoven, get to meet new people and answer their questions. Further I work as graphic designer for my own company STUDIO YDID. In my free time I like to go running, race cycling, go out with friends and family or listen to the band Queen. If you want to know more – feel free to mail me at info@studio-ydid.nl.”

Weekend Tips from Yvette

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This weekend in Eindhoven…. Yvette’s tips.

It’s a new weekend but where do you need to go? A great weekend to be in Eindhoven as there is a lot to do! My tips:

Friday: Karaoke Night at the Hub

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Saturday: Grindhoven

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Sunday: Stairway to Heaven – Led Zeppelin Masters

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Whole weekend: Pasar Malam

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About Yvette:
“I’m the manager of the biggest expat Facebook group in Eindhoven – Expats in Eindhoven. A group dedicated to help expats have a great time in Eindhoven, get to meet new people and answer their questions. Further I work as graphic designer for my own company STUDIO YDID. In my free time I like to go running, race cycling, go out with friends and family or listen to the band Queen. If you want to know more – feel free to mail me at info@studio-ydid.nl.”

Book market proceeds for extracurricular activities for underprivileged children

This Saturday book lovers can indulge themselves at the Parklaan in Eindhoven, where a “French-themed” book market will take place. The proceeds of the market are intended to be given to the Leergeld Eindhoven foundation. This organisation ensures that children from poor families can participate in extracurricular activities.

Participation in such activities is very important for self-esteem, according to organizer Academisch Genootschap Eindhoven. Moreover, it helps improve the knowledge and skills of the participating children.

Book Fair

Various types of books are sold in the book market, such as fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks, historical and philosophical works. All kinds of activities with a French theme will take place around the market as well.

In addition to the book market, there is a jeu de boules court, harpist Jopie Jonkers will play French songs and Alliance Française will present information about France and the French language. Cycling enthusiasts will also be able to watch the Tour de France on a large screen.

The book market starts at 2:00 PM on Parklaan 93 in Eindhoven.

 

Source: Studio040

For Eindhoven News: Lila Mehrez

 

The Night Watch replica on display at local nursing homes

On Thursday, a life-size replica of the world-famous De Nachtwacht (The Night Watch) will be unveiled at the Vitalis Wilgenhof nursing home.

The replica of one of the Netherlands’ most famous paintings is being brought to Eindhoven. That is thanks to a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum and Philips. That is according to the Vitalis care group.

The Night Watch is a 1642 masterpiece by Rembrandt van Rijn. The replica, which is 4 x 5m, will remain in Eindhoven for five weeks. It will change location every week.

‘A way to enjoy something beautiful’

The project fits in well with the care group’s attitude to art and culture. “We see the arrival of ‘De Nachtwacht’ as a means to think a little more freely,” says a Vitalis spokesperson. “It’s a way for the elderly to stay connected, to make and enjoy something beautiful.”

“Art and culture is a vitamin for the mind. It’s not only a means of development and meaningful contact. It also allows for meaning and pleasure.”

The initiative came about because the corona crisis makes it difficult for senior citizens to visit museums. The Rijksmuseum, therefore, wants to accommodate this group. The life-size ‘The Night Watch’ is a print of a very high-resolution photograph, taken of the masterpiece earlier this year.

Source: Studio040

Translator: Bob

Editor: Melinda

Sports Lounge event at the Hub on September 19th

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Are you interested in participating in a sport? Then you won’t want to miss out on the Sports Lounge! Get information on how and where to participate in sports around Eindhoven on Wednesday 19 September, 18:30-22:00 at The Hub Eindhoven (Vestdijk 25).

There will be presentations, workshops, an information market, and more. Plus, Eindhoven Sport will be available to answer all of your questions. People who want information about sports clubs, accommodations and possibilities for sport in Eindhoven are welcome to join.

At 8.45 PM there will be Champions League football on a big screen!

Besides the sports theme, there are many opportunities to meet other people and socialize.

There is no charge to attend, but registration is required.

For Eindhovennews by Remco

Wednesday costume a hit in party shop ‘t Snabbeltje

26 more nights of sleep and then it’s time: carnival! Eliëtte de Haas of party shop ‘t Snabbeltje in Eindhoven has already bought a huge amount of costumes. The carnival jitters can already be felt among the customers: ”When they hear the carnival music in the store, people immediately get into the mood.”

According to Eliette, one type of costume is impossible to get hold of. The dresses from the Netflix series Wednesday are flying over the counter like hot cakes. It has been a huge success, especially with children. Fortunately, we managed just in time to order the suits from the suppliers.” In addition, the tracksuits are again very popular among adults this year.

From Pikachu to carnival jacket

In addition to the popular costumes, there is of course plenty of choice for other outfits. For example, a customer in the store tells us that she makes her own clothes for carnival. ”I still walk through the shops to get inspiration from costumes.” There are also children in the store. The young girl already knows exactly what she will be: ”Pikachu!”.

If you don’t need eye-catching costumes, you can always go for the carnival jackets. Eliette also has them in all colors of the rainbow. This year we have a new collection with a jungle theme or even with Greek Gods on it. Of course you can always opt for the standard black carnival jacket that you can decorate with emblems.”

On February 19, the carnival party starts in Brabant.

 

Source: Studio040

For Eindhoven News: Lila Mehrez

Happy Sunday Fest in Philips de Jonghpark

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The weather changed a bit, but the summer isn’t over yet.. that means that still quite a few festivals are there to come. This particular one will take place on Sunday 19th of August.

As the name suggests its a happy, relaxed, lazy Sunday party.. but, be warned, its not too lazy, as there are many exciting tribute bands performing, what about these names: Amy Winehouse, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and several others. Sure its not the real thing, but be assured you will hear some great music, and see some awesome shows.

Apart from lots of great artists, there is a market, foodtrucks and there are craft beers. All this in one of the most beautiful parks of Eindhoven, created and donated by the Philips family in 1920. The festival starts at 12.00 and last till about 22.00. The entrance is free!

 

For Eindhovennews by Remco

Christmas baubles for and by children with cancer at St. Anna Hospital in Geldrop

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A wall full of Christmas balls drawn by children with cancer: at the St. Anna Hospital in Geldrop there is such a wall since Monday.

Drawings
The Christmas baubles come from residents of Geldrop and surroundings. They have handed in old Christmas baubles at garden center GroenRijk and bought KiKa Christmas baubles. There are drawings on the Christmas baubles made by four children with cancer. A few pupils of the Eenbes elementary school Sint Jozef have helped set up the wall and then presented it to Ingrid Wolf, chairman of the board of directors.

The proceeds of the purchased Christmas baubles at GroenRijk go to the charity. The garden center together with other centers aim to collect 250,000 euros.

Source: Studio040

Torchlight procession for tolerance

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It is beginning to become a time-honoured tradition. Since 1992, thousands walk through the Eindhoven city centre carrying lit torches on Christmas Eve.  This Saturday evening drew thousands, a long procession of citizens who had joined to express their desire for peace and inclusion.  

City poet Iris Penning read a poem and sang a song on the Wilhelminaplein stage before the procession  went under way.  Scouting group Johannes Vianney carried the Light of Peace, the flame they had brought from Vienna. Mayor Jeroen Dijsselbloem emphasised the idea behind the procession: an opportunity to devote thought to the importance of tolerance, acceptance and repect.

What prompted the initiative 30 years ago?

After all, the procession was initiated in 1992 after a spate of attacks on migrants by right-wing extremists in several places in Europe. In 1993, an attack on Turkish migrants in the German city of Solingen killed five girls and women.

Dijsselbloem also emphasised the importance of speaking out, of standing up against intolerance and making one’s voice heard. He mentioned the incident in Someren last month, where arsonists set fire to a planned refugee shelter for asylum seekers.

The stage on Wilhelminaplein with Mayor Dijsselbloem and the Johannes Vianney Scouts
The stage on Wilhelminaplein with Mayor Dijsselbloem and the Johannes Vianney Scouts. Picture courtesy Studio040

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Glow draws crowds on opening-night

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Glow, Eindhoven’s annual light-event, drew crowds on its opening-night. This despite the bad weather.

Especially the light show in the Philips Stadium and the projection on the Light Tower attracted a large crowd. Many visitors had prepared for the bad weather. Many were using umbrellas or rain-ponchos.

GLOW will continue till next Saturday. Thirty-two light-installations are displayed along a route through Eindhoven’s city centre. The walk past all installations is about five kilometres long.

Various access roads to Eindhoven’s city centre are closed from six o’clock in the evening. Saturday evening, when Glow started, traffic regulators were kept busy steering the large crowd in the right direction despite heavy rain.

Source: Studio 040

Translator: Kate

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