Events

Do you want to get to know the Dutch culture better? Mark the Dutch Week on your calendar! From 20-24 March, WTC Amsterdam will be all about Dutch culture, such as typical Dutch delicacies and activities. The Dutch Week Program From March 20th to 24th, you can enjoy various exciting activities every day. Some activities require registration, so make sure to sign up for the ones that interest you most!

The 2013 WTC indoor football tournament will kick off on October 10. At least 16 teams of men and women are taking part in the five-a-side tournament, and the WTC itself has a strong team of players. Two Categories The draw will take place on October 3, after office hours, and all the teams are welcome to watch. Fitch & Shui will host the draw with a drink and snacks. The teams will be divided into two categories, depending on their ability, and the matches will be played in the BL46 sports centre on the Boelelaan. Spectators are welcome to cheer on their favourites. Fun Final The finals will take place in the Central Hall on Thursday November 28, so be sure to note it in your diary. A leading sports personality is lined up to commentate, so expect thrilling matches and a great atmosphere. The pitch will be laid out on the Sunday before the finals. On the eve of the finals, November 27, Sinterklaas will also pay the WTC a visit. A game between the Piets can’t be ruled out! Teams have until September 27 to register via maarten@openmind-experience.com

The Eolian Ensemble is made up of five wind instrument players. The group has performed together in concert halls all over the country since its foundation in 2004 and can regularly be heard on Radio 4. The ensemble specialises in children’s theatre performances which is evident in their relaxed style: they are as good to watch as to listen to and perform with tremendous verve and energy on September 18. In September’s lunchtime concert Karin Leutscher (flute), Arco van Zon (oboe), Cécile Rongen ( clarinet), Lies Molenaar (horn) en Petra Wolters (bassoon) will perform light classical repertoire including Bach, Sweelinck, Klughart and Coleman.