Neighbourhood rooms
Conviviality, meeting and activities in your neighbourhood
Fancy spending some time amongst people, getting to know new neighbours or doing something together? You can do it all at the neighbourhood centre. You can pop in for a cup of coffee and a chat, play a game, read the paper or bring along your own craft project or creative activity. You choose whatever takes your fancy.
Visits are free of charge and no booking is required. Free coffee and tea are available. At some locations, a communal lunch is also served for a small contribution.
You can pop in whenever it suits you and stay as long as you like. Did you enjoy it? Then we’d love to see you again, of course.
Neighbourhood room Atolplaza
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday | 10.00–15.00 | Atolplaza Community Centre, Schor 1 |
De Waterbever Neighbourhood Centre
| Tuesdays and Thursdays | 10.00–15.00 | De Waterbever Community Centre, Voorstraat 313 |
Neighbourhood room De Brink
| Mondays and Fridays | 10.00–15.00 | De Brink Neighbourhood Centre, Griend 33-07 |
Hooghe Bomen Neighbourhood Centre
| Tuesdays and Thursdays | 10.00–15.00 | Uchtman Building, de Doelen 302 |
Community room De Windhoek
| Wednesday | 10.00–15.00 | De Windhoek, Ringdijk 187 |
Community room Hanzeborg
| Friday | 10.00–15.00 | Hanzeborg, Koningsbergenstraat 201 |
De Dukdalf / Het Trefpunt Neighbourhood Centre
| Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | 10.00–15.00 | De Dukdalf Community Centre, Punter 35-27 |
De Botter Neighbourhood Centre
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday | 10.00–15.00 | De Botter Community Centre, Botter 40–75 |
You are welcome
Why not pop in for a chat?
Please feel free to pop into a neighbourhood centre near you. Coffee and tea are ready and waiting for you.
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