Summer days in Enschede

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Biological MarketSearching for locally produced biological products to sample or buy? On several Sundays in the summer months, within walking distance from the UT, stalls will be set-up next to the visitors' center in the Ledeboerpark, where local vendors will sell their wares produced in the Twente region like vegetables, fruits, homemade wines, and assorted chutneys. Opening on June 15 in

Biological Market
Searching for locally produced biological products to sample or buy? On several Sundays in the summer months, within walking distance from the UT, stalls will be set-up next to the visitors' center in the Ledeboerpark, where local vendors will sell their wares produced in the Twente region like vegetables, fruits, homemade wines, and assorted chutneys.
Opening on June 15 in the Ledeboerpark, the Biological Market will offer visitors locally produced products from the Twente region.
Opening on June 15 in the Ledeboerpark, the Biological Market will offer visitors locally produced products from the Twente region.

Sunday, 15 June, 20 July, 17 August (Sundays), 11 am -4:30 pm Lammerinkswönner (Ledeboerpark), free

Enscheday
On this day, young and old can discover Enschede as the city for students. The University of Twente and Saxion Hogescholen will open their doors to the public with campus tours, cultural activities and information about education opportunities. Later, you can take a respite from your day's activities and go to the Oude Markt for music performances.
Saturday, 21 June, 10 am - 2 pm (University of Twente), 1 pm - 4pm (Saxion Hogescholen), 1 pm - 1 am (Oude Markt, Enschede), free

Hear the sounds of Reload
Hop on your bike to the city and listen to some of the old favorites like Pink Floyd, Golden Earring, Fleetwood Mac and modern artists like Melissa Etheridge. The cover band Reload will also share a few of their original songs, along with ballads, blues, pop and rock numbers.
Thursday, 19 June, 8:00pm, Helmertheater (Enschede), free.

Nasdrovja!
Join in the latest dance craze seen in the nightclubs of Berlin with music originating from the Balkans and Russia. The polka, hoempa, gipsy and Balkan brass music will keep your feet moving until late into the night.
Friday, 27 June, Atak (Enschede), 11:30pm, €3,-

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